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How a red brick wall in Rosedale sparked a nasty neighbourhood feud — and a million-dollar legal battle

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North Rosedale is known for its wide streets, meticulously maintained historical homes, and the vast greenery of its tree canopies

Ontario feared a drop in municipal candidates. Instead, a last-minute rush brought a surprise surge

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When Shelly Cerrelli realized that her mayor might cruise to re-election with no opponent, she got herself to Vaughan city hall. “We

Quebec election campaign enters 26th day

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MONTREAL - Quebec political leaders are entering their 26th day on the hustings, as the election campaign enters its final

MPs return to Parliament after drama-filled summer

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OTTAWA - Members of Parliament return from their summer break Monday, with the economy and trade partnerships in centre-focus after

Federalists say Alberta's Conservative MPs are missing in action as separation referendum looms

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OTTAWA — With just a month to go until Alberta’s sovereignty referendum, federalist organizers charge that many of the province’s Conservative

Upheaval in B.C. Conservative caucus unabated as Findlay resigns as leader

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Kerry-Lynne Findlay resigned as the leader of British Columbia’s Conservatives on Sunday after weeks of upheaval in the official Opposition

What people are saying about Findlay's resignation as B.C. Conservative leader

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Kerry-Lynne Findlay resigned as the leader of British Columbia’s Conservatives on Sunday, bringing to a close her brief tenure marked

Carney touts 'right partnerships' in Arctic as he welcomes Norwegian PM to Ottawa

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OTTAWA - Prime Minister Mark Carney says his focus on building international relationships, including with Norway, is part of the

Education support staff to take strike vote as talks remain in limbo

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Some 57,000 school support staff are set to take a strike vote in November.The decision was made at a weekend