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Alberta's Smith rejects party accusation she's muting pro-Canada referendum ads

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EDMONTON - Alberta Premier Danielle Smith is rejecting a claim from her party president that her government is muting its

B.C. minister Popham won't run for a sixth term, deepening snap election speculation

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VICTORIA - B.C. cabinet minister Lana Popham says she won’t run for a sixth term, deepening speculation about a snap

Manitoba government records $832-million deficit in last year's budget

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WINNIPEG - Manitoba Premier Wab Kinew says the province remains on track to balance the budget next year after reporting

Carney government tables sweeping bill to overhaul environmental and labour rules

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OTTAWA — The federal government provoked fierce opposition from some environmental and labour groups on Monday after tabling legislation to make

Fourth Marineland whale dies after relocation, third at Shedd Aquarium in Chicago

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TORONTO - A fourth whale that was moved out of Marineland in July has died after struggling with its health

NDP leader Lewis criticized for saying Jews 'failed to do our part' to stop Gaza war

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OTTAWA - Critics are calling out NDP Leader Avi Lewis for suggesting online that he and his fellow Jews have

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