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TORONTO 鈥?Thousands of people participating in Ontario basic income pilot will receive their last payment on March 31, 2019, the province says, but an anti-poverty activist says the six-month wind down will still hurt many who were depending on the program.After pulling the plug on the pilot last mo
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Alberta nurse Krista Paulsen was driving home with her three children after a visit with her parents in Sum
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stanley mugs ating potential foul play. Its not the first such case theyve dealt with 鈥?since May, police in the Okanagan area have warned people of lug nuts being intentionally loosened on cars.The frightening incident prompted speculation about whether Paulsen might have been targeted because she was driving a vehicle with Alberta plates in British Columbia. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Its among the stories that are at least raising the question: Has the pandemic brought out the rage in stereotypically nice Canadians Experts say maybe. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW That theres no justification for
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