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Afghan advocates urge action for women as Taliban marks five years since takeover

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OTTAWA - Five years after the Taliban capture of Kabul, advocates are urging Canadians not to ignore the oppression of

Quebec Young Liberals gear up for election campaign at convention

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MONTREAL - Members of the Quebec Liberal Party’s youth wing are gathering this weekend in the Montreal area to prepare

Inside Pierre Poilievre’s summer of Conservative 'disenchantment'

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For Pierre Poilievre, this summer was meant to be one of reset.Instead, it brought public infighting sparked by a remark

Osborne to finance, Kahlon to health in B.C. cabinet shuffle: Eby

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VANCOUVER - B.C. Premier David Eby has rearranged his cabinet after Finance Minister Brenda Bailey announced a cancer diagnosis. Health Minister

Trade deal still 'pretty far off' as Canadian negotiators stay in Washington

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OTTAWA — Canada’s top trade envoys will remain hunkered down in the American capital over the weekend, with both Ottawa

Feds reports progress on climate adaptation but climate groups say it isn't enough

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OTTAWA - Three years after it formally launched its national climate adaptation strategy, the federal government says Canadians are more

Why the Tories' Jamaican spy mission against Bonnie Crombie is a headache for Doug Ford

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Progressive Conservatives admit it seemed like a pretty good idea at the time.It wasn’t. A day after Premier Doug Ford took

Ford government wins court appeal in Toronto bike lanes case

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TORONTO - Ontario’s top court has cleared the way for the province to remove bike lanes in Toronto, overturning a

Diplomacy, peacekeeping cuts weaken Carney's middle-power vision: South African envoy

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OTTAWA - South Africa’s envoy to Ottawa says Canada’s decision to remove most of its peacekeepers from the continent doesn’t