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Canadian wool and yarn producers look to untangle themselves from the U.S.

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OTTAWA - U.S. President Donald Trump’s tariffs have led to a tangle of red tape and extra expenses for Canadian

Quebec courts say generative AI cannot replace judges' reasoning

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MONTREAL - Quebec’s courts have issued new guidelines restricting judges’ use of generative artificial intelligence, stressing that judging must remain

Quebec parties target health care, affordability as election nears

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MONTREAL - With one month to go before Quebec’s provincial election, parties are pitching voters on health care, government spending

Byelection blues for Liberals amid third leadership race since 2018

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It’s the Ontario Liberal conundrum. Consistently polling second to Premier Doug Ford’s Progressive Conservatives and well ahead of the Official Opposition

As Donald Trump's trade war rages, Mark Carney looks to the European Union — and it's looking back

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Canada and Europe are having a moment. The timing could not be better.With the Canada-U.S. trading relationship moving from aggression

The damage inflicted by Donald Trump won't go away when he does

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Donald Trump will go away someday. The millions of people who voted for him will still be there, as well

Hope and laughter: How comedy helped heal after 9/11 terrorist attacks

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Jasmeet Raina leaned on comedy days after the Sept.11, 2001, terrorist attacks, when students at school began circulating rumours that

Jason Kenney calls for investigation into Alberta separatist party after a mysterious $190,000 surge in donations

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Former Alberta premier Jason Kenney is calling on police and the province’s election regulator to investigate the finances of a

Olivia Chow opts out of antisemitism debate

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Olivia Chow won’t attend a Toronto mayoral debate next week about antisemitism and other public safety concerns, her team has