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Never mind the insults. It's time for Canada to hit the U.S. where it really hurts

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Now comes the hard part.There was good reason to bargain long and hard for an iffy deal if it saved

Opposition at Montreal City Hall calls for the suspension of ties with Israel

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MONTREAL - Opposition municipal politicians in Montreal want city hall to suspend institutional ties with the Israeli government, a move

Quebec Conservatives promise to balance provincial budget within four years

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MONTRÉAL - The Conservative Party of Quebec is promising to balance the province’s budget within four years if it is

Two former B.C. Conservatives plan to form new party

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VICTORIA - Two British Columbia MLAs who have recently defected from the provincial Conservatives say they are forming a new

Quebecers support a right to cooling during heat waves, poll finds

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MONTRÉAL - A new Léger poll has found that three-quarters of Quebecers support recognizing a so-called right to coolness that

Russian embassy protesters keep daily picket, 4.5 years into Ukraine invasion

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OTTAWA - Standing outside Russia’s embassy in Ottawa, retiree Karen Niven-Wigston is decked out in yellow and blue, holding a

Trump and referendum talk to mark a tough-to-predict Quebec election, analysts say

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MONTRÉAL - Four years ago, François Legault’s Coalition Avenir Québec party was so far in the lead at the start

Poilievre wants prime minister to reconvene Parliament to discuss rejected trade deal

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OTTAWA - Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre is calling for Prime Minister Mark Carney to reconvene Parliament to get details on

Politicians, Indigenous leaders hope next 150 years of Treaty 6 better than the past

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DUCK LAKE - Standing in the same place where it was signed, politicians, Crown representatives, Indigenous chiefs and elders marked