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Carney won't say whether India is engaged in interference, transnational repression

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OTTAWA - Prime Minister Mark Carney is refusing to say whether he believes India is still behind acts of foreign

Pierre Poilievre proposes new anglophone alliance that excludes Trump's America

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OTTAWA—Canada should align its trade and labour regulations with three of its “like-minded” anglophone allies in a partnership that would

Former Toronto mayor John Tory announces he won't run in 2026 municipal election

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TORONTO - Former Toronto mayor John Tory has announced he won’t be running in this year’s municipal election. Tory says he

Third-party election ads had false info but didn't break law, commissioner rules

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WINNIPEG - Election advertising run by a political action group contained false information about Manitoba’s New Democratic Party but did

NDP politicians set off on road trip to highlight northern Ontario road dangers

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TORONTO - Three Ontario New Democrats have set off on a road trip from Toronto to the Manitoba border and

Alberta to update or patch loads of software after spike in cybersecurity incidents

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EDMONTON - Alberta’s government is putting $40 million toward software upgrades after seeing a major spike in cybersecurity incidents last

Alberta Premier Smith hopes failing recall petitions a sign people feel heard

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EDMONTON - Premier Danielle Smith says she hopes failing recall petitions against members of her caucus mean Albertans are feeling

'Good health policy': Alberta's Smith calls on Ottawa to relax nicotine pouch rules

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EDMONTON - Alberta Premier Danielle Smith is calling on Ottawa to walk back its restrictions on nicotine pouches, arguing the

B.C. coroner to make Tumbler Ridge announcement amid call for mass shooting inquiry

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VICTORIA - British Columbia’s chief coroner is set to make an announcement about last month’s mass killings in Tumbler Ridge,