Longest ballot protest group returns, targets byelection in Terrebonne

OTTAWA - The group that recruited hundreds of people to run against the Conservative leader in last spring’s election and last summer’s byelection says it’s now targeting the hotly contested

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Longest ballot protest group returns, targets byelection in Terrebonne

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OTTAWA - The group that recruited hundreds of people to run against the Conservative leader in last spring’s election and

Canadian ships stuck in Persian Gulf as blockade of Strait of Hormuz continues

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OTTAWA - Two Canadian cargo ships are stuck in the Persian Gulf and are unable to pass through the blocked

Man arrested for identity theft no longer with CRA, federal agency says

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VANCOUVER - The Canada Revenue Agency says a worker arrested in Vancouver for alleged identity theft and trafficking of private

Minister says CAF 'not engaged' in Iran war as questions are asked about support role

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BRAMPTON - Canadian Armed Forces members are “not engaged” in the “prosecution” of the war against Iran, Defence Minister David

Feds earmark money for munitions factories in Quebec, Ontario

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OTTAWA - Defence Minister David McGuinty says the federal government is giving a big boost to the munitions industry to

Alberta NDP, advocates call on province to take action on accessibility standards

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EDMONTON - Disability advocates and Alberta’s Opposition NDP is calling on Premier Danielle Smith’s government to up its game when

Highlights from New Brunswick's 2026-27 budget

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FREDERICTON - New Brunswick Finance Minister René Legacy’s has tabled the province’s 2026-27 budget, which includes a large deficit driven

P.E.I. mourns health minister Mark McLane

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CHARLOTTETOWN - Mark McLane, the Progressive Conservative MLA for Cornwall-Meadowbank, died on Tuesday following an unspecified medical condition.He was first

Lytton, B.C., officials 'immediately overwhelmed' by wildfire rebuild, auditor says

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The British Columbia government expected the small Village of Lytton to lead its own recovery from the wildfire that destroyed