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October is Women’s History Month in Canada. Looking back to understand how far we’ve come presents another opportunity: taking stock of where we are and where we still need to go. Not simply because it’s the right thing to do, but because research shows that greater representation of women in senior leadership positions leads to profitability. Our economy depends on it.  Read More

Canada’s public sector has grown at a stunning pace in recent years but are Canadians getting better service? Read More

Re: "Voters, candidates decry chaotic EMSB elections registration process" (The Gazette, Oct. 23) Read More

Just over a month after federal public servants were forced back into their offices at least three days a week, a report by Carleton University researchers found that letting government workers in the Ottawa area work from home full time would reduce their workplace emissions by 25 per cent. Read More

Re: Council must be cautious about limiting right to protest, Oct. 24; and A 'bubble bylaw' would erode our essential rights, Oct. 25. Read More

Mural artist Scott McDonald was born and raised in Hamilton, and after enduring throat cancer, he made it his mission to make a difference in the city. But he says he's owed $40,000 for two murals he created this summer as part of the city's Commercial District Revitalization Grant Program.

The Special Interlocutor for Missing Children and Unmarked Graves and Burial Sites associated with Indian Residential Schools released her final report at a ceremony Tuesday in Gatineau, Que.

CBC Toronto has learned that a Brampton, Ont., municipal councillor co-owns a property with an unregistered basement apartment, in contravention of city bylaws. The news comes as the City of Brampton works to address unsafe and illegal housing in the city.

A misinterpretation of federal rules may have caused tens of thousands of Canadian veterans to be overcharged for long-term care since at least 2005.

Online swaps and little libraries - a Cambridge puzzle exchange community was born out of the pandemic and is still thriving.

A party has not won five consecutive terms in Saskatchewan since the Co-operative Commonwealth when they won their fifth in the 1960 provincial election. 

The last time the party saw more than 20 MLAs was in 2007, before it lost power to the Saskatchewan Party and was reduced to just 20 seats.

Jakob Poeltl made a defensive rebound with 9.1 seconds left in overtime and made an outlet pass to a streaking RJ Barrett. The Toronto Raptors swingman sprinted down court, pulled up at the three-point line, and shot.

For the last 17 years, the Saskatchewan Party has held a majority government, but the Saskatchewan NDP gained momentum this campaign.

John Tavares had a hat trick and Max Pacioretty chipped in three assists in a 6-4 Toronto Maple Leafs' victory Monday that ended the Winnipeg Jets' reign as the only unbeaten NHL team.

Toronto led 4-0 early in the second period and while Winnipeg tried to mount a charge, it wasn't enough as the Jets suffered their first loss of the season.

A slim majority of voters in the Municipality of South Bruce say they're open to the idea of Canada's spent nuclear fuel being permanently entombed hundreds of metres below their community.

Mikael Pyyhtia scored his first NHL goal, and the Columbus Blue Jackets beat the Edmonton Oilers 6-1 on Monday night for their second straight home win. Sean Monahan had two goals, Cole Sillinger added a goal and two assists, and Adam Fantilli and Mathieu Olivier also scored for Columbus, and Kirill Marchenko had two assists. Elvis Merzlikins...

Alberta Gaming, Liquor and Cannabis (AGLC) says Mayfield Investments owns the Camrose Casino and confirms the company is in receivership.

Edmonton Oilers Captain Connor McDavid got tripped up by Blue Jackets' Zach Werenski's stick during his first shift of the game and crashed heavily into the boards.