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Donations to Sean Feucht groups via B.C.-based charity add to financial transparency concerns raised in Canada

[published_date] A non-profit watchdog says Canadians have no way of knowing how much money is being donated to an evangelical group founded by an American who is making headlines across the country for event cancellations and questions about his views. Permits for Sean Feucht's summertime worship concert events organized by his Burn 24/7 group in major…

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‘Not taking any chances,’ Ontario researcher closes lab after premier warns to stop testing on dogs

[published_date] Less than a week after Ontario Premier Doug Ford vowed to "start hunting down" scientists who use cats and dogs in medical testing studies, one Ottawa-based researcher says he is shutting down his lab.  "It was enormously scary," said Carleton University Canada research professor Andy Adler, who closed his project lab at the university on Friday. …

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Travel plans dashed by Air Canada strike? You may have more rights than you think

[published_date] The Air Canada flight attendants strike has disrupted travel for hundreds of thousands of passengers.  As travellers scramble to rearrange their plans, many are seeking answers about their rights. They may be surprised to learn that passengers set to depart from most European countries have more protections than those booked on domestic flights. Here's what…

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Moving to Canada no easy road for these people fleeing Trump’s America for political reasons

[published_date] Robert Apgar-Taylor vividly remembers the day he and his husband, Robert Taylor, crossed the border into Canada, fleeing the changing political climate in their native United States in hopes of a safer life in Canada.  "We took a picture at the border. It was winter," said Apgar-Taylor. "We wore our plaid shirts and hats, and showed…

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Calls for provincial ban on herbicides in forestry are growing in northeastern Ontario

[published_date] Like many people from Serpent River First Nation, along the north shore of Lake Huron, Jenifer Brousseau often picks berries and traditional medicines in the bush around her community in northeastern Ontario. But in recent years, Brousseau and many others from Serpent River have been concerned about the forestry industry's use of herbicides that contain the…

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