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Denver is set to expand its housing inspection team. Will it be enough to go after problem landlords?
DENVER — It was 2:30 p.m. on a Wednesday, and Reid Matsuda was looking for rat burrows.
Musk plays politics abroad as world leaders brace for Trump’s return
Elon Musk’s personal foreign policy of promoting far-right parties is sparking outrage among leaders in Europe and handing ...
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Lawyers challenge guilty verdicts in human smuggling case that left four dead at U.S.-Canada border
Lawyers for Harshkumar Patel and Steve Shand filed court documents on Friday seeking acquittals or new trials.
$7 million WSDOT grant intended to help speed U.S.-Canada border crossings in Whatcom County
WSDOT funding was awarded through the U.S. Department of Transportation’s Strengthening Mobility and Revolutionizing ...
Five fun facts about the early Canada-U.S. border in Manitoba
Manitoba’s unique position on the Canada-U.S. border has made it a place of historical significance and fascinating stories.
Riding the de-escalator: Normalising business with China should be preceded by concrete action
China is building a new dam on the Yarlung Tsangpo and increasing its presence in Aksai Chin. These moves signal that despite ...
Trump team says Canada, Greenland, Panama comments are part of a broader plan
But not everyone is sure that President-elect Donald Trump’s talk of annexing Canada and Greenland and reclaiming the Panama ...
Certain Face Shapes Could Be a Marker of Schizophrenia and Bipolar Disorder, According to a New Study
It might be hard to learn about a person's mental illness just by looking at their face, but a new study seemingly points to ...
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Criminologist says Canada should better track foreign student departures
A Canadian criminologist who once worked on inland immigration enforcement for the Canada Border Services Agency says Canada ...
Will Canada’s border plan stop Trump tariffs? Republicans ‘don’t know’
Republicans and Trump administration officials are claiming victory for securing border security commitments from Canada, but are unsure if they will prevent threatened tariffs.
At the border, both Canada and the U.S. are turning to technology to keep migrants out
Surveillance technology is increasingly visible along the U.S. border, and Canada says it wants to invest in it, too. But what are the consequences of an increasingly surveilled border?