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McGill student accuses police of racial profiling

Jean Kagame, a Rwandan student at McGill, says a recent run-in with Ontario police left him terrified, confused and scarred. Andrew Brennan reports the man alleges he was stopped unfairly, had his car impounded without being told why, and treated like dirt at the side of the road.

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Urgences-Santé urges Quebecers to have Naloxone on hand during holidays

"I think it's a great initiative," says Seychelle Harding, Portage drug rehabilitation centre spokesperson, about Urgences-Santé's recommendation to have Naloxone, the antidote to Fentanyl poisoning, on hand for the holidays. Corinne Boyer reports.

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$7.5b in out-of-pocket costs for Canadians with cancer

“I don't think it was fair for me to stress about money [while I was fighting cancer],” said Vanessa Percoco, about paying more than $33,000 in out-of-pocket costs after being diagnosed with cancer in 2022. Erin Seize reports.

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Dog reunited with his family after four years

"It's the dog's happiness that matters the most," said Patrice Lavoie, dog rescue advocate, who returned his rescued dog Leon to his original owners, four months after adopting him from a Quebec SPA shelter. Johanie Bouffard reports.
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Canada Post strike on "time out"

The Labour Minister has asked the Industrial Relations Board to end the national postal strike. Steven Mackinnon says he's not calling for binding arbitration, but says post service will resume, as the strike goes on "time out".

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2:56
Urgences-Santé urges Quebecers to have Naloxone on hand during holidays

"I think it's a great initiative," says Seychelle Harding, Portage drug rehabilitation centre spokesperson, about Urgences-Santé's recommendation to have Naloxone, the antidote to Fentanyl poisoning, on hand for the holidays. Corinne Boyer reports.

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2:35
$7.5b in out-of-pocket costs for Canadians with cancer

“I don't think it was fair for me to stress about money [while I was fighting cancer],” said Vanessa Percoco, about paying more than $33,000 in out-of-pocket costs after being diagnosed with cancer in 2022. Erin Seize reports.

22h ago

2:25
Dog reunited with his family after four years

"It's the dog's happiness that matters the most," said Patrice Lavoie, dog rescue advocate, who returned his rescued dog Leon to his original owners, four months after adopting him from a Quebec SPA shelter. Johanie Bouffard reports.
2:22
Canada Post strike on "time out"

The Labour Minister has asked the Industrial Relations Board to end the national postal strike. Steven Mackinnon says he's not calling for binding arbitration, but says post service will resume, as the strike goes on "time out".

Latest Videos

2:56
Urgences-Santé urges Quebecers to have Naloxone on hand during holidays

“I think it’s a great initiative,” says Seychelle Harding, Portage drug rehabilitation centre spokesperson, about Urgences-Santé’s recommendation to have Naloxone, the antidote to Fentanyl poisoning, on hand for the holidays. Corinne Boyer reports.

22h ago

2:35
$7.5b in out-of-pocket costs for Canadians with cancer

“I don’t think it was fair for me to stress about money [while I was fighting cancer],” said Vanessa Percoco, about paying more than $33,000 in out-of-pocket costs after being diagnosed with cancer in 2022. Erin Seize reports.

22h ago

2:25
Dog reunited with his family after four years

“It’s the dog’s happiness that matters the most,” said Patrice Lavoie, dog rescue advocate, who returned his rescued dog Leon to his original owners, four months after adopting him from a Quebec SPA shelter. Johanie Bouffard reports.
2:22
Canada Post strike on “time out”

The Labour Minister has asked the Industrial Relations Board to end the national postal strike. Steven Mackinnon says he’s not calling for binding arbitration, but says post service will resume, as the strike goes on “time out”.

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Canada Post strike on “time out”

The Labour Minister has asked the Industrial Relations Board to end the national postal strike. Steven Mackinnon says he’s not calling for binding arbitration, but says post service will resume, as the strike goes on “time out”.

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P.K. Subban picks up donations in Montreal amid Canada Post strike

“It’s important for the families and the kids,” says former Habs player P.K. Subban as he picked up donations at several homes on Friday for the Montreal Children’s Hospital Foundation amid the Canada Post strike. Pamela Pagano reports.
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Small businesses minister on concerns over GST holiday break

The Trudeau Liberals say the GST tax break will save you hundreds and boost sales for small businesses. But the minister of small business is making no promises the government will look at a reduction in taxes on a more permanent basis. Rechie Valdez joined Caryn Ceolin to discuss.
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Mysterious drones alarm New Jersey residents

Weeks of mysterious drone sighting over parts of the U.S. northeast are quickly gaining international attention. Laura Aguierre looks at the push to figure out where the unidentified flying objects are coming from.
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Air Canada to bar carry-ons and free seat choice for lowest-fare tickets

Starting in January, Air Canada will require low-fare customers to some destinations to check carry-on bags and pay a fee. The airline will also impose a seat selection fee for these flyers. Michelle Mackey has the turbulent reaction from travellers.