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The damage inflicted by Donald Trump won't go away when he does

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Donald Trump will go away someday. The millions of people who voted for him will still be there, as well

Hope and laughter: How comedy helped heal after 9/11 terrorist attacks

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Jasmeet Raina leaned on comedy days after the Sept.11, 2001, terrorist attacks, when students at school began circulating rumours that

Jason Kenney calls for investigation into Alberta separatist party after a mysterious $190,000 surge in donations

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Former Alberta premier Jason Kenney is calling on police and the province’s election regulator to investigate the finances of a

Olivia Chow opts out of antisemitism debate

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Olivia Chow won’t attend a Toronto mayoral debate next week about antisemitism and other public safety concerns, her team has

Olivia Chow unveils property tax pledge in re-election bid

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Olivia Chow says she will keep property tax rates “at or around” inflation every year, should Torontonians re-elect her next month.In a

Conservative MP launches 'stay' campaign in Alberta referendum

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OTTAWA — With a little more than six weeks before Albertans decide on a question of independence, a new campaign

Timeline of turmoil for B.C. Conservatives, with nine defections in three weeks

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The B.C. Conservatives have been in a state of upheaval since former finance critic Peter Milobar quit the official Opposition

Federal Tories launch 'Conservatives for Canada' campaign ahead of Alberta referendum

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OTTAWA - The federal Conservatives are launching a campaign to encourage Albertans to vote to remain in Canada in the

Montreal fire department saw more outdoor fires, climate-related emergencies in 2025

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MONTREAL - The Montreal Fire Department says it responded to more outdoor fires in 2025 than in the year before,