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OTTAWA - When Ti-Anna Wang of Montreal heard that fellow Canadian Kevin Garratt had been released Thursday after spending two years in a Chinese jail, she was happy for his family. But her feelings of...
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OTTAWA - The country’s biggest civil service union says talks with the federal government aimed at reaching a collective agreement for some 90,000 public servants have gone nowhere. Now, the Pub...
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WASHINGTON - Bernie Sanders is hitting the campaign trail this weekend in an attempt to keep his young, progressive supporters from inadvertently helping elect Donald Trump as president of the United ...
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MONTREAL - The federal government is temporarily not proceeding with the deportation of a longtime Quebec resident who was ordered back to his native Italy based on a 20-year-old criminal conviction. ...
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WINNIPEG - A man has paid his overdue bill after a Winnipeg flooring company called him out publicly. River Park Flooring put up an attention-grabbing sign on Monday that said the customer had an outs...
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On the popular American quiz show “Jeopardy,” the answer might read: These people can compete once again. The question: Who are Canadian contestants? “Jeopardy” host Alex Trebe...
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CALGARY - The approval Thursday of three new oilsands projects in Alberta was greeted with relief by proponents and disappointment by an environmentalist, although all agreed low oil prices make build...
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OTTAWA - The Liberal government will ratify the international Paris climate accord this fall even before it reaches a deal with the provinces and territories on how to meet the country’s 2030 em...
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CALGARY - A defence lawyer says the parents of a diabetic boy who died of starvation and lack of treatment are guilty of manslaughter for their “well-meaning but ineffective care.” Emil Ra...
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REGINA - Communities affected by an oil spill into the North Saskatchewan River are being told it’s OK to start using the water again. Saskatchewan’s Water Security Agency says the cities ...
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