10/3 brings you the biggest stories in Canada told by Postmedia's national network of award-winning journalists. Hosted by Dave Breakenridge, 10/3 updates twice a week.
Since the early days of the COVID-19 pandemic, non-essential travel between Canada and the U.S. has been shut down. But there are signs we could see a return to cross-border traffic by the end of the summer, with both Canada and the U.S....
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The Tokyo Olympics, COVID-19 fears and the frag...
After a year delay, and mounting concern due to rising COVID cases, the Tokyo Olympics are upon us. Thousands of athletes, officials and media are descending on the city, and while everyone is hoping things go smoothly, not everyone is...
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Alberta's progressive mayors Don Iveson and Nah...
Coming out of the COVID-19 pandemic, Canada’s big cities will be facing a number of economic challenges, and two of the biggest in the west will be doing so with fresh leadership. Calgary and Edmonton will elect new mayors in the fall as...
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The significance of Canada's new Governor General
After the controversy-plagued tenure of Julie Payette, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced Mary Simon will be Canada’s next Governor General. Our country’s first Indigenous vice-regal comes with an impressive diplomatic resume...
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The toll COVID-19 is taking on the lives of lon...
What happens when you get over an infection, but it never really goes away? For thousands, perhaps 10s of thousands, of people across Canada, recovering from COVID hasn’t actually meant recovering, but instead a long journey of potentially...
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How Tokyo will be an Olympic Games like no othe...
When Canada’s Olymians arrive in Tokyo later this month it won’t be the games that they, or anyone was expecting. While events are going forward, Japan is limiting who can come into the country, and of course there’s the whole concern lingering...
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The fight to lower a woman's 18-year sentence f...
An Alberta woman who admitted to fatally shooting her husband is now fighting to have her 18-year sentence for manslaughter reduced. In 2017, Helen Naslund admitted to shooting her abusive husband Miles in the head in 2011, and hiding his body with...
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Canada rocked by discovery of more than 700 gra...
The discovery of hundreds of unmarked graves on the site of a former residential school in Saskatchewan has once again renewed focus on Canada’s track record on reconciliation and its treatment of First Nations peoples. The find is the latest in a...
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Could the Delta variant of COVID-19 hamper Cana...
Just when we think we have a handle on the pandemic, we get thrown another curveball. COVID-19 cases in Canada are on the decline, vaccinations are up, and provinces are starting to re-open, but a new variant has taken hold here, potentially leaving...
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Vacant jobs, virus fears spark debate over what...
As the COVID-19 pandemic has dragged on, some businesses have raised concerns over their ability to keep workers on staff due to shutdowns, but also due to government benefits and COVID anxiety keeping people at home. And as the government looks...
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How Alberta's oilsands giants plan to get to ne...
In the plan to reduce Canada’s carbon emissions, Alberta’s oil industry has stuck out as a question mark. It’s a major driver of the economy, but does produce a lot of emissions. But 5 of the biggest players in the oilsands have announced...
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Hate-motivated killings rock London, Ont.
Four members of a Muslim family in London Ontario were killed and their young son injured when a driver plowed into them. That driver has been charged with murder and police say it’s a hate-motivated crime based on the victims' religion. ...
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Manitoba feeling hospital strain even as pandem...
As Canada appears to be nearing the end of the third wave of the COVID-19 pandemic, Manitoba is still facing a crisis point at its hospitals. The peak for hospitalizations is expected to hit this week in Manitoba, even as cases are declining,...
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Next steps for Canada after 215 graves uncovere...
Canada’s dark legacy of residential schools has forced back into the spotlight with the discovery of 215 unmarked graves at a site in Kamloops. It has renewed calls for reconciliation, while reminding Canadians that thousands of Indigenous children...
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What’s driving COVID-19 re-opening plans in Can...
The light is at the end of the long COVID-19 tunnel. That is at least the message Canadians are getting from many provincial premiers, who have released re-opening plans as we sit on the cusp of summer. But it’s not a one-size-fits-all...
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Quebec language bill sparks constitutional deba...
Quebec is in the midst of another debate over language. The CAQ government has tabled Bill 96, which seeks to update the longstanding Bill 101, in an effort to protect the French language in Quebec. But as these things usually go, the...
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Why worrying too much about COVID-19 is a problem
Could all the talk about COVID-19 in the last 14 month have made us more fearful of the virus than we should be? There’s no doubt COVID-19 is a serious virus and that public health measures have been needed to try to stem the spread, but along...
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No concerts, no theatre — How COVID-19 dropped ...
COVID-19 has effectively cancelled many activities we enjoyed and even took for granted. Sporting events, dining out, but also, concerts, movies and plays. The arts sector in Canada is a big contributor to the economy but has taken a beating...
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Alberta Conservative infighting laid bare with ...
Conservative infighting in Alberta came to a head last week, when Jason Kenney’s UCP caucus kicked out two of its members. The vote came after one MLA stepped down as chair of the caucus and told the premier it was time to resign. But it’s just...
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The Trudeau government's muddled messaging on B...
Could a federal bill really seek to regulate your cat videos on YouTube, or dance challenges on Tik Tok? Will it control what you see when you log onto popular streaming sites? That’s been the concern as MPs have debated Bill C-10,...
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What the Tom Wilson fine says about the NHL and...
Notorious NHL tough guy Tom Wilson found himself at the centre of more controversy when he was fined, but not suspended, for violations on the ice in a game against the New York Rangers. The $5,000 penalty for the Washington Capitals forward...
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What's behind Alberta's tough new measures to t...
Alberta has been battered by the third wave of the COVID-19 pandemic, with a case rate higher than any U.S. state or Canadian province. And after weeks of pressure, and various smaller measures, Premier Jason Kenney announced a host of new...
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Why Canada is getting an investigation into sex...
Amid growing pressure to address allegations of sexual misconduct in the Canadian Forces, the federal government announced an external review of how the military handles these cases. The announcement follows high-profile allegations against...
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Canada suspends passenger flights from India an...
As a horrible second wave of the COVID-19 pandemic ravages India, there has been pressure on the Trudeau government to enact travel measures to prevent further spread of variants in Canada. In response to that pressure the government announced a...
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CFL eyes return to play with fans in the stands
The Canadian Football league has unveiled a bold plan for a return to play this year after missing the 2020 season due to the COVID-19 pandemic. While the start of the season has been pushed back later into the summer, the league is eyeing...