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Lawsuit settlement, collective agreements and Hydro losses drive up Manitoba deficit

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WINNIPEG - The Manitoba government posted a deficit in the last fiscal year of $1.97 billion, documents released Friday show.

Artists rally behind Montreal concert hall after court orders it to stop making noise

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MONTREAL - Benoit Pinette, known by his stage name Tire le coyote, was set to perform his upcoming album at

B.C. Conservatives, NDP have full candidate slates. But it's about more than votes

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VANCOUVER - In the last provincial election, the B.C. Conservatives fielded just 19 candidates — and received less than 2

Ontario education minister to schools ahead of Oct. 7: keep 'biases' out of classroom

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TORONTO - Ontario Education Minister Jill Dunlop is telling school boards to keep classrooms free of “political biases” ahead of

Canada booking seats on flights out of Lebanon as violence escalates

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OTTAWA - Global Affairs Canada is booking blocks of seats on some commercial flights leaving Lebanon to help Canadians who

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau to attend Francophonie summit in France next week

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OTTAWA - Prime Minister Justin Trudeau will be travelling to France next Thursday to attend the Francophonie summit.The meeting of

Ontario's first new nuclear reactor in a generation heads to public hearing

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BANFF, Alta. - A public hearing slated for next week is the next milestone for what could be Canada’s first

B.C. NDP adds fast-tracking pre-fabricated homes to housing plans ahead of election

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CUMBERLAND, B.C. - British Columbia NDP Leader David Eby says his government would fast-track factory-built homes as part of its

N.S. government again ups deficit in fall forecast, but fears this time may come true

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HALIFAX - In what’s become a September pattern in Nova Scotia politics, the province’s finance minister is again projecting a