10/3: Canada Covered
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.
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Quebec planning to hit the unvaccinated with a ...
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What role will Doug Ford's pandemic performance...
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What the NHL pull-out amid COVID-19 surge means...
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2021 was an eventful year in Canadian politics
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Saskatchewan dealing with a huge spike in overd...
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The history of capitalism and why it gets such ...
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What we know, and still don't know, about Omicron
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Coal use is on the rise in Canada, creating pro...
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Police in Alberta facing backlash for misconduct
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Canada reports its first cases of the new COVID...
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David Suzuki courts controversy with comments o...
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The devastation of flooding in B.C. is on a sca...
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Canadian officials under fire after meeting wit...
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Trudeau aims to get Canada at net-zero by 2050
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The push to get a Canadian soldier the highest ...
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Who is Manitoba's next premier? Depends on who ...
Heather Stefanson is the first woman to be premier in the history of Manitoba but not without controversy
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What can we expect from Canada's new cabinet?
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau unveiled his newest cabinet last week, and there were some new faces in prominent positions, and some surprise demotions. Melanie Joly and Anita Anand were among a number of women promoted to senior positions, while...
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How the culture of hockey needs to change to pr...
The hockey world has been rocked by allegations that the Chicago Blackhawks failed to adequately address the sexual assault of a player by a video coach during the 2010 Stanley Cup season. Former first-round draft pick Kyle Beach revealed himself to...
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What sparked the dispute within Rogers?
Rogers is perhaps best known from your cellphone bill or the radio station you listen to, or its role as part owners of Maple Leaf Sports & Entertainment. But at the heart of it is a family, one that is engaged in a fight over the future of one of...
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What Canadians can expect from the national COV...
Canadians will have a nationally standardized vaccine passport for international travel, the prime minister announced last week. The documents will be based on provincial data after provinces have rolled out similar documents for use at restaurants...
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Majority of Albertans believe equalization is u...
Albertans voting in municipal elections had three provincial initiatives on the ballot. Key among those was a referendum on equalization. The Alberta government has been pushing for equalization reform for quite some time, but there are questions...
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What are some of the big priorities for this ne...
Last week, nearly a month after winning a third mandate, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced when the government would be getting back to work. The PM said he would name a new cabinet before the end of October and that parliament would resume in...
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The tense relationship between Canada and China
Michael Kovrig and Michael Spavor are back in Canada after more than 1,000 days detained in China. Their release highlighted the tense relationship between Canada and China, and also it impacts our politics and our economy. National Post reporter Tom...
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NHL looks to get back on track after a few toug...
After two seasons impacted by COVID-19, the NHL looks to play a full slate starting on Tuesday, even amid a fourth wave of the pandemic But despite the sense of normalcy that comes with a return to the ice, the league is reckoning with the departure...
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Quebec must recognize systemic racism, coroner ...
The treatment of Joyce Echaquan, recorded on her phone as she languished in a Quebec hospital bed, sparked a national outcry about racism in the healthcare sector. Now, a coroner’s report has found that racism played a role in her death. Montreal...
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