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Legal aid lawyers begin weeklong strike in regions of Quebec

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MONTREAL - Legal aid lawyers in four regions of Quebec are on strike this week. They are asking the government to

Ottawa sends officials to Nepal as search for missing Canadians continues: Anand

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OTTAWA - The federal government has 10 officials on the ground in Nepal to support Canadians affected by flooding, Foreign

Steven Guilbeault formally resigns his seat in Laurier-Sainte-Marie

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OTTAWA - Three federal byelections will end today with a promise of more to come, now that Prime Minister Mark

Family calls for probe of decision to grant parole to man convicted in woman's death

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OTTAWA - Family members of the late Barbara Kentner are demanding that the Parole Board of Canada explain why it

Carney government asks court to quash lawsuit over projected missed emission targets

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OTTAWA - The federal government is asking a Federal Court judge to toss out a lawsuit accusing Ottawa of having

He warned Doug Ford's government this hospital locks people in 'horrific' isolation. The province called one hospital exec — then did nothing

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This story is part of 20 Years in Isolation, the Star’s ongoing investigation into the use of psychiatric seclusion at

Ontario teacher contracts have expired, with no deal in sight. Here's what parents and students need to know

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The school year is about to start — but teacher and support staff contract talks are nowhere near finished.On Saturday — just

Three federal byelections Monday include one in Beaches–East York

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OTTAWA — As it battles a trade war on the international stage, the Carney government will also be battling it

As referendum nears, Danielle Smith avoids separation talk in Alberta Day address

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CALGARY - Premier Danielle Smith avoided the topic of provincial separation as she marked the anniversary of Alberta joining Confederation,