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Ottawa bans all research funding with Chinese military and state security institutions

Innovation Minister François-Phillipe Champagne made the announcement late Tuesday, vowing to bring in new national-security guidelines to better protect cutting-edge research from ending up in the hands of China
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Canada’s research security is getting tighter, but there are still loopholes to close

Shawn Barber
health care

Amid debate over health-care deal, foreign-trained doctors seize a chance to rethink restrictive contracts

Across Canada, some physicians who studied abroad chafe against provincial policies that are designed to help smaller communities – and threaten steep fines if they prefer to work in larger cities

Uncovering the real numbers behind who in Ontario lacks access to a family doctor

Ontario children’s hospitals, health care organizations ask province for $371.5-million

espionage

White House says flying objects shot down could be ‘tied to some commercial or benign purpose’

John Kirby, spokesman for the National Security Council, said Tuesday that there is so far no evidence the three aircraft downed over the Arctic Ocean, Yukon’s boreal forest and Lake Huron were connected to international espionage
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UFOs over North America: What we know about the flying objects shot down

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migrant crisis

Federal government paying to move migrants from Quebec to Ontario

The federal government has been relocating Roxham Road migrants regularly because of capacity constraints in Quebec since last summer, and would not confirm whether the spike in relocations was a new policy or a blip

Asylum seekers using well-organized system for crossing irregularly into Canada

opinion

Justin Trudeau needs to stop stalling on Roxham Road

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economy

Persistent inflation has investors betting on rate hikes

The shift in market sentiment brings market participants more in line with central bankers, who have maintained a hawkish tone about inflation
opinion

TD’s Beata Caranci sees soft landing for Canadian economy, but a long stay on the tarmac

David Parkinson
David Parkinson
music

Bruce Springsteen’s Canadian dates include Manitoba for first time ever

The 73-year-old rock icon and his E Street Band’s North American tour includes a debut Winnipeg concert at the city’s Canada Life Centre on Nov. 10

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