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Task force of ex-CEOs, public servants to advise government on public service reform

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OTTAWA - Some former CEOs and senior public servants have assembled a task force to advise the federal government on

Poll: Ontario Liberals hold lead as Ford’s approval plunges to record low amid expense scandal

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A new poll shows the Ontario Liberals maintaining a narrow lead over the Progressive Conservatives, while Premier Doug Ford’s personal

Foreign service officer union files grievance over fertility treatment denials

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The union representing Canadian foreign service officers has launched a policy grievance claiming failure to provide coverage or funding for

Trump's new tariffs against Canada would likely be shot down in any court challenge, law experts say

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Donald Trump’s latest 50 per cent tariffs against Canada would likely be shot down in any court challenge, trade law

Canada, Ecuador signing free trade deal in Ottawa

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OTTAWA - The governments of Canada and Ecuador are signing a free trade deal in Ottawa today. Mujtaba Hussain, a spokesperson

Trial of man accused of killing Montreal daughter continues in New York

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ELIZABETHTOWN — A New York jury is expected to hear testimony from more police officers as the trial of a

If you need to bring anything to the Kanata Night Market, it’s a big appetite

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As my scent finally met my vision, the first thing I noticed in anticipation was, of course, the beef skewer

Deachman: City restores shine to long-neglected Olympic gold

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When I sat with Linda Thom in the Old Ottawa South park that honours her last May , the mood

‘Existential’: Community papers struggling to survive amid Canada Post flyer delivery

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MONTREAL - Community newspaper owners claim Canada Post is helping to drive some of them out of business thanks to