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Canadian travelpreneur reveals his five secrets to working while you travel
Michael Peres, from Montreal, is one of a new generation of successful entrepreneurs working from any given location in the world.
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Vancouver is the world's friendliest city: poll
Vancouver has been voted the friendliest city in the world by a travel site, but not everyone agrees.
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Uber driver gives Tim Hortons worker an ultimate surprise
After completing an Uber ride, most of us will never see our driver again. But one Uber employee went out of her way to help out one of her passengers after she heard her struggle.
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Saskatoon scammed: City hands over $1,004,000 to online fraudster in classic dupe
The City of Saskatoon has been targeted by an online fraud scheme that resulted in the Saskatchewan city losing $1.04 million.
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Tell us: Do you trust Prime Minister Justin Trudeau after the SNC-Lavalin scandal?
Just over two months before Canada’s federal election, the country’s ethics commissioner has determined that Prime Minister Justin Trudeau tried to influence Jody Wilson-Raybould’s involvement in the criminal prosecution of SNC-Lavalin.
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Watch the dramatic scenes as car hits house, causing explosion in London, Ontario
Seven people, including firefighters, police officers and a civilian were taken to hospital following the explosion.
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How you can stop Facebook listening to your mobile conversations
Facebook hired a third party contractor to listen in to conversations and transcribe them, according to a Bloomberg report.
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Man records flight on his 'own private jet' after realizing he's the sole passenger
When Vincent Peone found out he'd be the only passenger on a commercial flight, he decided to make the most of it.
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Finally, Some Good News! Taylor Swift pays Toronto woman's tuition
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Jamaica extends 'state of emergency' travel warning in popular tourist destinations
Canadians planning to travel to Jamaica this year may want to rethink their travel plans as the country’s government has extended its “state of emergency” advisory until Oct. 28.
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Woman arrested after going on racist rant in front of Toronto City Hall
A video posted to Reddit shows a woman holding a "Vote Andrew Scheer" sign spitting at someone and hurling racist insults in Toronto.
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RCMP confirm B.C. fugitives died from 'suicide by gunfire'
B.C. RCMP has confirmed that the bodies of two men found in Manitoba last week were in fact Kam McLeod and Bryer Schmegelsky. Officials have also identified that the cause of death appears to be suicide by gunfire.
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'I will never apologize': University fires professor for endangering students at campus protest
John Hopkins University in Baltimore has fired a professor after he broke into a building on campus where students were staging a sit-in protest.
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UK-wide power cut: Major outage affected trains, airports and traffic signals
A major power outage is causing chaos to transportation across the United Kingdom. Trains, tube lines, local subway stations and traffic signals are all affected by the unprecedented outage. More to follow.
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Montreal police have found the man who hurled racist insults at Muslim woman and child
Police in Montreal are still looking for the man who was caught on video hurling insults at a Muslim woman and her young daughter.
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$45M worth of drugs seized by police in Toronto-area organized crime bust
Police forces in Ontario have charged at least 50 people and seized $45 million worth of illegal drugs in two major organized crime busts, York Regional Police said.
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How do you think the RCMP handled the B.C. fugitives case?
Following the announcement that the bodies of Bryer Schmegelsky, 18, and Kam McLeod, 19, were found, many are commenting on the abilities of the RCMP.
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Finally, Some Good News! How to get Seth Rogen's face on your bank card
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Bodies of B.C. fugitives found in Manitoba: RCMP
Two male bodies, suspected to be those of Bryer Schmegelsky, 18, and Kam McLeod, 19, have been found near the shores of the Nelson River in Manitoba.
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Canada manhunt: B.C fugitives 'long gone' and could be in U.S., Mexico or Bahamas
Les Stroud, the Canadian survivalist known as ‘Survivorman’ and Terry Grant, a cowboy known as ‘Mantracker,’
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'To say I'm rattled is an understatement': Tent causes Niagara family to be kicked off beach
A mother is speaking out after she claims her children were kicked off a public beach — for using a small tent for shade.
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Canadians driving to New York border should expect weekday delays
Reassignment of U.S. border patrol agents could affect your summer vacation plans if they include a visit stateside.
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Government shares tips on how to communicate with a Canadian
Global Affairs Canada has published a list of answers to questions about interacting with Canadians and adapting to the Canadians culture that some may not be as accustomed to.
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How to legally obtain a gun in Canada
After yet another violent shooting attack this summer in Toronto, Canada’s gun laws have come under scrutiny. Since 1969, guns have been regulated in Canada through the Firearms Act. The RCMP, Canada’s national police force, is responsible for classifying firearms under different categories. There are
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Why gun violence seems to rise in hot weather
With a spate of recent shootings in the warmest months of the year in North America, there's a connection between summer days and increased gun violence.
