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Today’s topics include terrorism, the NDP, Rob Ford ... and more

Reducing the age for receipt of OAS and increasing the number of family reunification immigrants will both cause trouble down the road

The jet program should bring in ruthless aerospace professionals unbeholden to the Quebec company’s controlling family

For a party to negotiate a merger, it needs a strong permanent leader, but the Alberta Tories still don’t have one

Washing the feet of women is a first step; it is not the last

Anyone shopping for a home today has probably had at least one encounter with sticker shock.

David Ader of CRT Capital Group analyses how the market could react to a presidential victory by Donald Trump.

Stocks have made a major comeback over the last month, but traders say one of the leading sectors is running out of steam.

A bout of freezing rain has left Toronto-area streets and sidewalks covered in a thick layer of ice and forced the closure of many schools.

Police in Belgium are now searching for two terrorist suspects who they believe escaped from Tuesday’s twin attacks in Brussels that killed 31 people and injured 260 after a deeper analysis of subway surveillance videos, local media reported Thursday.

Belgium was advised to improve its border controls some three weeks before Brussels assaults, media reports suggested.

One home was completely destroyed by storm damage in Evansville, Ark., officials said.

The City of Johannesburg has condemned the shooting of two Pikitup trucks allegedly by striking workers.

Central banks may be worrying about the lack of inflation, but some investors are fretting that the U.S. is heading for the wrong type of inflation: stagflation-lite.

A Cape Town mother says increasing food prices have forced her to scratch off some items off her grocery list and limit herself to buying essentials only.

A community leader opposed to dune mining near the Wild Coast Sun Casino has been murdered in front of his family.

(AP) — An educator puckered up with a pig to the delight of a gym full of families in suburban Detroit after children topped a sizable reading goal. The Detroit News reports (http://detne.ws/1RmXDzn ) youngsters at Alameda Early Childhood Center in Farmington Hills had been challenged to read 4,000 books.

MADRID - Spain's court of arbitration for sport has upheld steeplechase runner Angel Mullera's two-year ban for failing to appear for a scheduled drug test.

At least five militants were killed in the latest infighting among the Taliban militants in western Ghor province of Afghanistan. According to the local government officials, the clash between Mullah Mohammad Rasool and Mullah Akhtar Mansoor took place Ghorian district. The officials further added that the militants killed during the infighting have been taken to Read the full article...

PARIS (AP) — France's Socialist government is due to formally present a contested labor reform that aims to amend the 35-hour workweek and relax other labor rules.

PARIS (AP) — France's Socialist government is due to formally present a contested labor reform that aims to amend the 35-hour workweek and relax other labor rules.

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Just in time for a fantastic Easter weekend of friends, family and food, Jose Pizarro is bringing out his new cookbook, Basque (Hardie Grant, £25). Inspired by the gastronomic hub San Sebastian – a hot travel tip for 2016 – and beyond, the London-based chef takes you on an intimate and colourfully photographed journey through Northern Spain, sharing riffs on traditional recipes from bite-size morsels known as pinxtos to hearty sharing feasts and moreish puddings. 

Colombia's Gerardo Bedoya, the world's most sent-off player, is given a red card 19 minutes into his debut match as assistant coach.

De gemeente Amsterdam leeft privacyregels niet altijd na. Een actueel beleid op dit gebied ontbreekt en hulpverleners informeren burgers niet altijd over hun privacyrechten. Dat staat in een rapport van de Amsterdamse rekenkamer dat donderdag verschijnt.

JAKARTA, Indonesia - Indonesia says one of its patrol ships fired shots at two Taiwanese vessels suspected of illegal fishing only after they ignored repeated warnings to leave Indonesian waters in the Strait of Malacca.