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No Canadians among 121 foreign nationals found in Nepal after flash flooding

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OTTAWA - No Canadians are among the 121 foreign nationals rescued near the Nepal-China border after a flash flood tore

Quicksketch of Parti Québécois leader Paul St-Pierre Plamondon

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MONTREAL - Paul St-Pierre Plamondon has led the Parti Québécois back from the brink since becoming leader in 2020. Now,

Quicksketch of Québec solidaire spokesperson Ruba Ghazal

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MONTRÉAL - Ruba Ghazal is entering her first campaign as spokesperson for of Québec solidaire. She’s at the head of

Quicksketch of Conservative Party of Quebec leader Éric Duhaime

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MONTREAL - Former political commentator Éric Duhaime has led the Conservative Party of Quebec for five years. Duhaime has never

$385M in OSAP grants sent to students at 7 career colleges last year, documents show

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TORONTO - A small subset of private career colleges in Ontario has led explosive growth in the number of people

Ottawa' seafood tariffs risked the 'start down an unfortunate road,' industry warned

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OTTAWA - The Liberal government roiled fears in Canada’s fisheries industry this week about further escalation in the ongoing trade

Banman is 6th B.C. Conservative to quit this month, calls leader Findlay unelectable

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Bruce Banman, who gave the B.C. Conservatives official party status in the British Columbia legislature when he crossed the floor

'Every single child:' Manitoba making in-person gym mandatory for high-schoolers

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WINNIPEG - The Manitoba government is making it mandatory for students in grades 11 and 12 to take in-person gym

Elections BC allows petition bid for Indigenous law's repeal to proceed

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VICTORIA - Elections BC says it has granted in-principle approval for a petition to proceed seeking the repeal of British