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Subcompact SUVs aren’t much more than glorified hatchbacks, but they are beginning to dominate Canadian roads. In the past few years we’ve seen the introduction of the Mazda CX-3, Honda HR-V and Toyota C-HR, just to name a few. Ford has announced it will bring the new EcoSport to Canada and even Mini has a car in the segment with the Countryman. Luxury auto makers like Audi and Mercedes-Benz are also in the game with the Q3 and GLA respectively. Canadian sales for the mainstream segment were up almost... Читать дальше...

Future performed in Austin, Tex., last year. The rapper could top the charts with two different albums two weeks in a row.

Mayor Eric Garcetti of Los Angeles is running for his second term, which seems almost assured despite challengers.

President Trump addressing a joint session of Congress on Tuesday night.

Sand for construction in Greater Noida.

Mark and Ellen Francois on their farm in Dundee, Iowa. Mr. Francois, 64, said he was not looking forward to retirement. “I can only play so much golf,” he said.

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Seasoned art advisors share why they love the Independent art fair, and divulge tips to help you get insider treatment from galleries.

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If citizens outside of the Ottawa bubble get the impression that neither the press or the politicians are on their side, the urge to tune it all out or knock it all down will continue to grow.

Fed up with political corruption, huge crowds of protesters in Romania have spent the last few weeks calling for the government to step down. The government is trying to use that energy to its advantage, writes Don Murray.

Canadian banking results haven't just been good, they've been spectacular. Can the trend continue or are banks being too greedy?

With pro-pipeline President Donald Trump sitting in the White House, the big challenge for the Keystone XL pipeline proposal is to regain support in Alberta's oilpatch, according to the former chief executive of Calgary-based TransCanada.

If you are forking out $1,800 for a one-bed condo apartment in Toronto — a touch over what the Toronto Real Estate Board says is the average monthly rent — you may find your dollar goes further elsewhere in the country. In some instances, a lot further.

Experts say the technological upheaval that's rocked industrial manufacturing for decades is set for rapid expansion into white-collar roles — in fact, it's already begun in some sectors.

A Vancouver psychiatrist says despite the RCMP's public apology to hundreds of female staffers for decades of sexual harassment, the force is still denying some of his patients' claims of abuse and sexual misconduct and trying to fire two of them.

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