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Pierre Poilievre's Conservatives' latest ad featured 'Canadians' who weren't even real. It takes us to a dark place

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The Conservative party wants you to picture lineups around the block for Canada’s overwhelmed food banks. To help, they’ve used

Navdeep Bains says his strength is Doug Ford's weakness

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Navdeep Bains is back.And out in front.The former cabinet minister who dropped out of federal politics five years ago is

Carney government prepares to dismantle pesticide rules

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The Carney government shut down a committee study Monday on a financial bill that includes sweeping changes to Canada’s pesticides

Carney government proposes major overhaul of privacy legislation

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OTTAWA—The Carney government is proposing an overhaul of Canada’s privacy laws, promising greater control for Canadians over their personal data

Marsupial on the loose on Montreal's South Shore highlights animal trafficking

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BOUCHERVILLE - For the last few days, a small marsupial has been on the loose on Montreal’s South Shore, after

Calls mount for independent investigation into alleged Montreal police racism

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MONTREAL - Quebec’s domestic security minister said Monday that he would appoint an observer to oversee the investigation into allegations

'It's all going to be OK': Canada's U.S. ambassador tries to ease CUSMA anxiety

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Canada’s ambassador to the United States says “it’s all going to be OK” with the renewal date for the North

Canada cracking down on asylum claims from St-Pierre and Miquelon ferry to Nfld.

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OTTAWA - The federal government says it is cracking down on what it calls a “low volume” of asylum claims

Federal officials cite decline in opioid-related deaths but warn progress is fragile

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OTTAWA - The federal government says the toxic drug crisis continues to have devastating effects despite a decrease in opioid-related