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Immigration Department looking into termination of refugee sponsor policy: Diab

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OTTAWA - The Immigration Department will monitor for any negative effects from a recent decision not to extend a policy

'Trump-style' or 'progressive-ideas'? Both sides rush to redefine B.C. Conservatives

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VANCOUVER - Both sides of British Columbia politics are racing to redefine the B.C. Conservatives as the province goes to

Thousands march in Toronto for Grassy Narrows, seeking justice for mercury poisoning

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TORONTO - The smell of burning tobacco and the sounds of banging drums hung in the air in Toronto’s downtown

Ontario's education funding per student is decreasing after inflation, watchdog finds

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Education spending may have gone up, but it is increasing at a much slower rate than in past years and

Former soldier's alleged role in synagogue shooting very concerning: defence minister

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Defence Minister David McGuinty says it’s very concerning that the suspect in Sunday’s shooting outside a Belleville, Ont., synagogue was

Trump claims Canada 'destroying itself' by welcoming millions of people 'unchecked'

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WASHINGTON - U.S. President Donald Trump claims Canada is “destroying itself” by allowing millions of people into the country “essentially

Leader of B.C. Conservatives says they are united, ready after snap election call

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The interim leader of British Columbia’s Conservatives says they are united and ready to fight an Oct. 24 election, putting

5 key takeaways from last night’s fiery Toronto mayoral debate

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The three leading candidates to be the mayor of Toronto clashed over property taxes, the affordability crisis, city finances and

Who landed punches in Round 2? What our columnists saw in last night's Toronto mayoral debate

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The leading contenders to be mayor of Toronto sparred for an hour Tuesday night over their visions for the future