Joint federal-provincial commission into Tumbler Ridge shooting an option: minister

VICTORIA - A joint federal-provincial commission could look into the shooting that killed eight people in Tumbler Ridge, B.C., says British Columbia’s public safety minister. Nina Krieger says a joint commission

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Joint federal-provincial commission into Tumbler Ridge shooting an option: minister

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VICTORIA - A joint federal-provincial commission could look into the shooting that killed eight people in Tumbler Ridge, B.C., says

New Democrats gather in Winnipeg to pick new leader, plot path out of political exile

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WINNIPEG - Manitoba Premier Wab Kinew called on NDP delegates Friday to focus on issues like affordability and health care

Ontario Power Generation CEO, former CEO top Sunshine List of highest public earners

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TORONTO - Ontario Power Generation’s former CEO is at the top of the list of high-earning public servants for the

Hodgson defers questions on Michael Ma to PM, who cancelled media availability

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OTTAWA - Energy Minister Tim Hodgson said today the federal government is opposed to forced labour, a day after another

B.C. Conservative MLA Hon Chan charged with choking, assault and uttering threats

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VICTORIA - British Columbia Conservative MLA Hon Chan has been charged with assault, assault by choking and uttering threats in

Mark Carney signs deal with Nova Scotia to simplify some environmental reviews

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HALIFAX - Ottawa has signed a deal with Nova Scotia to simplify federal and provincial environmental approvals on major infrastructure

Majority in the House of Commons: is the real magic number actually 173 seats?

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OTTAWA - Contrary to popular belief, the choice made by voters in the Montreal-area riding of Terrebonne in the April

Alberta's NDP warns of gerrymandering as new boundary map recommendations released

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EDMONTON - Conflicting recommendations on redrawing Alberta’s electoral boundaries ahead of the 2027 election are leading the Opposition NDP to

Ontario to boost home care funding, may miss long-term care bed goal

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TORONTO - Ontario is investing $1.1 billion more in home health care as it grapples with the reality that it