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QUEBEC - A small Quebec City apartment block turned into a place of mourning on Tuesday as members of the Guinean Muslim community gathered to remember two of the six victims of last weekend’s m...
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FORT MCMURRAY, Alta. - The regional municipality that includes Fort McMurray says it is cutting 168 jobs due to the economic effects of last spring’s wildfire and Alberta’s slumping oilsan...
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QUEBEC - Along the sleepy suburban street where the man charged in the Quebec City mosque shooting was raised, neighbours say as a kid he played baseball, swam in backyard pools and explored the nearb...
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CALGARY - A police forensic investigator testified Tuesday he found disturbing web searches on a hard drive found on the farm of a man suspected in the deaths of a Calgary couple and their five-year-o...
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CHARLOTTETOWN - Prince Edward Island has become the latest province to sign on to a health deal with Ottawa, agreeing to an additional $45.1 million over the next 10 years. P.E.I., the last of the fou...
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EDMONTON - A community theatre says it has cancelled its production of Shakespeare’s “Othello” because of threats from people angered by a decision to cast a white woman in the title...
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TORONTO - A lack of homes for sale is expected to drive Toronto’s sizzling housing market to another year of double-digit price increases, the city’s real estate board said Tuesday. The To...
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OTTAWA - When it comes to fundraising in the Conservative leadership race, there’s Maxime Bernier and then there is everybody else. The latest quarterly financial reports released today by Elect...
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MONTREAL - The deadly shooting at a Quebec mosque could serve as a watershed moment in the sometimes tense debate in the province over race and religion, Premier Philippe Couillard said Tuesday. Couil...
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TORONTO - Wired glass, commonly used in schools, hospitals and offices across Canada, will soon lose its safety designation due to the high risk of serious injuries when broken. The Canadian General S...
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