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Canada's Supreme Court is in session this week to hear arguments on Quebec's controversial law prohibiting civic employees from wearing personal religious symbols.

Allegations of corruption and foreign interference shaped Slovenia’s parliamentary vote on Sunday, which sees liberal incumbent Robert Golob leading conservative Janez Janša by a slim margin.

Premier Doug Ford hinted that Humber marketing student Etay Beaton became a reason OSAP grants are being cut.

Humber Et Cetera conducted an interview over email with Žiga Bonča to learn more about the importance of Slovenia’s 2026 parliamentary elections.

With inflation putting pressure on household budgets, Canadians are reassessing everyday expenses, including tipping, a long-standing practice now facing growing scrutiny.

Two pilots have died and 41 others have been taken to hospital following a crash involving an Air Canada flight and a firetruck at New York’s LaGuardia Airport.

As gas prices continue to climb amid escalating tensions in the Middle East, Filipino residents in Toronto's Little Manila say they are being forced to cut back on spending, limit travel, and adjust their daily lives.

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Another Toronto police officer is facing charges after allegedly unlawfully accessing private police databases over 15 months. The charge comes as the force faces increased scrutiny after the charges laid in the Project South investigation.