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OTTAWA - The findings from the first federally organized point-in-time count of homeless people were released Thursday, revealing the depth of poverty in almost three dozen Canadian cities. The count,...
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CALGARY - A pipeline that leaked 200,000 litres of oil into a frozen pond in the southeast corner of the Saskatchewan is nearly 50 years old and there’s no record of it ever being inspected by p...
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CALGARY - TransCanada Corp. has officially revived the once-dead Keystone XL pipeline with a new application for a presidential permit. Thursday’s application came two days after U.S. President ...
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WINNIPEG - Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says tens of billions in federal health transfer payments are there for the taking if the provinces want them. He also reiterated that Ottawa is offering an ad...
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OTTAWA - A report from the Public Policy Forum, authored by veteran journalist Ed Greenspon, is urging dramatic changes to help support the Canadian news industry as it struggles with sharp declines i...
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OTTAWA - A public library has told a Conservative leadership candidate he can’t use their facility to host a meet-and-greet with pro-life supporters because the event’s “controversia...
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MONTREAL - An American man known as the “Godfather of Grass” is not eligible to remain in Canada and is to be deported, the Immigration and Refugee Board of Canada ruled Thursday. John Rob...
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TORONTO - Ontario’s medical regulator has won an appeal of a penalty imposed by its own discipline committee after decrying the independent panel’s “demonstrably unfit” punishm...
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ST. ALBERT, Alta. - An MP who is championing a bill named after an Alberta RCMP officer killed on the job says it’s “inexcusable” that Prime Minister Justin Trudeau had no idea about...
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OTTAWA - Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is adding nine new names to the ranks of parliamentary secretaries for the Liberal government. They include Ginette Petitpas Taylor, who is now parliamentary sec...
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