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London police form new unit to boost protection for Jews

More than 80 people have been arrested in the past four weeks in response to both antisemitic hate crimes and a string of arson attacks

Long-standing frustrations with federal policies have boiled over into a divided province that may never be the same, experts say

By revisiting how donations are taxed, Ottawa could help reverse a decades-long decline in charitable giving

With millions displaced and starving, Sudan struggles for attention — and assistance. Some Canadian aid organizations are playing a part

The first Canadian survey on volunteering among veterans shows it overwhelmingly increases veterans’ well-being

Sources worry Toronto has done a poor job of promoting and preparing for the World Cup and the surge of visitors it will bring

Research shows privately sponsored refugees often adjust to life in Canada better than government sponsored refugees

Drug treatment courts divert offenders to recovery programs, but their success rates vary widely across provinces

After being released from the RCMP with a PTSD diagnosis, 31-year-old Joshua Cook is rebuilding his life — and chasing a professional hockey dream

Disability advocates welcome Alberta’s limits on Track 2 MAID, but warn the new Alberta Disability Assistance Program could deepen hardship