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Government to cut pilot evaluators for large airlines, risking safety: critics

Documents show Transport Canada made the decision in May when the House of Commons transport committee was reviewing aviation safety. from : Canada http://ift.tt/2idoqoV

Majority of Canadians think Liberal tax plans are about new revenues, not tax fairness: Ipsos poll

Nearly six in10 Canadians believe the Liberals' tax reform proposals are aimed at boosting the government coffers's rather than making the tax system more fair. from : Canada http://ift.tt/2gJaCSB

Iranian, Mexicans falsely blamed for California wildfires

In an ugly old tradition, outsiders of one sort or another are being blamed for deadly California wildfires. from : Canada http://ift.tt/2gLomMX

Gardiner will be closed overnight instead of weekends for maintenance, City of Toronto says

A change in Toronto's road maintenance schedules could mean daytime closures of the Gardiner and the DVP will be a thing of the past. from : Canada http://ift.tt/2lkzVjl

Guy Ouellette, Quebec MNA, arrested over alleged media leak

A long-serving member of the Quebec legislature was arrested Wednesday by the province's anti-corruption unit. from : Canada http://ift.tt/2lkzUfh

Influx of new Canadians shifting education in Manitoba

The increasing population has meant an increased number of specialized programs and workers for education institutions.  from : Canada http://ift.tt/2lhafny

City of Peterborough enters next phase of aging arena replacement plan

The plan to replace Peterborough's aging arene has entered a new phase. from : Canada http://ift.tt/2lgqHEv

14-year-old missing girl last seen near Rose Valley, Sask.

Greenwater RCMP are asking for public assistance in locating Nyesha Squirrel, 14, who was reported missing. from : Canada http://ift.tt/2iz5vZk

Regional Psychiatric Centre inmate dies

Correctional Service Canada says a Regional Psychiatric Centre inmate died on Wednesday. from : Canada http://ift.tt/2lfuAJT

Anjou borough mayoral race becomes a three-way battle

Incumbent Luis Miranda is being challenged by members of the Coderre and Plante team for title of Borough Mayor. from : Canada http://ift.tt/2lhZnph

Striking Fleming OPSEU faculty rally on Peterborough campus

Dozens of OPSEU faculty members rallied at Peterborough's Fleming College Sutherland campus Wednesday, as the union's contract dispute with the province entered its 10th day. from : Canada http://ift.tt/2zEwpT9

CSIS office in Toronto accused of bullying, favouritism in independent report

An independent assessment of the Toronto office of Canada's spy agency has uncovered concerns about bullying, favouritism and discrimination. from : Canada http://ift.tt/2ha0QJO

Depression leads to shorter lifespan: Canadian study

People who suffer from depression may not live as long as individuals who don’t experience this mental health disorder, a Canadian study suggests. from : Canada http://ift.tt/2yLPJyj

Toronto principal makes a difference in student’s life

After 32 years of making sure students of all abilities are given opportunities to succeed, Kriksciunas will retire this June. from : Canada http://ift.tt/2gJc378

Liberals promise new funds for cash-strapped coast guard, fisheries department

The promised new money totals more than $1.2 billion over the next six years and is included in the Liberals' fiscal update. from : Canada http://ift.tt/2h8lfyS

Hamilton house explosion leads to charges against owner

A homeowner has been charged with arson after yesterday's house explosion on Gibson Avenue. from : Canada http://ift.tt/2ldy8wh

N.S. civil rights icon Viola Desmond added to Canada’s Walk of Fame

"I'm very proud. It's an honour," said her sister, Wanda Robson. from : Canada http://ift.tt/2yLY4Vo

Trudeau criticizes confusion surrounding Quebec’s face-coverings ban

The prime minister said he will always stand up for individual rights and the federal Charter of Rights and Freedoms. from : Canada http://ift.tt/2i4fouk

Toronto police sergeant found not guilty of sexual assault

A veteran Toronto police officer has been acquitted of sexual assault charges, stemming from two alleged incidents in 2015. from : Canada http://ift.tt/2i4XzLt

Quebec justice minister to file complaint against judge’s comments during sex trial

The judge said the young woman was probably even "a little flattered" because of the attention the accused had shown her. from : Canada http://ift.tt/2zCwu9R