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Current, former spy service officials to appear today at foreign interference inquiry

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OTTAWA - Current and former officials of Canada’s spy agency are slated to appear today at a federal inquiry into

Feds eyeing new ways to publicly flag possible foreign interference during elections

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OTTAWA - The federal government is mulling new ways to inform the public about possible foreign interference developments during an

Electronic vote counters could bring B.C. election result an hour after polls close

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British Columbians could find out who wins the provincial election on Oct. 19 in about the same time it took

Trudeau, French president Macron meet in Canada as trade deal challenges continue

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OTTAWA - French President Emmanuel Macron and Prime Minister Justin Trudeau say their governments will collaborate more on issues ranging

'I wasn't thinking about sex,' Conservative MP says after being accused of homophobia

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OTTAWA - Accusations of homophobia and partisan jabs took centre stage in the House of Commons on Thursday as MPs

CSE should make changes or stop using polygraphs: watchdog report

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OTTAWA - A new watchdog report says there are fundamental issues with the use of polygraphs for security screening by

Trudeau says he's 'still waiting' for Quebec premier's plan on temporary immigration

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MONTREAL - Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is accusing Quebec’s premier of saying things that he “knows aren’t true” about immigration

Alberta towns, villages and cities push for tabulator option in local votes

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RED DEER, Alta. - Alberta municipal leaders are calling for the provincial government to reverse its plan to ban vote

MPs debate another Tory non-confidence motion after Liberals survive first vote

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OTTAWA - Less than 24 hours after the Conservatives lost their first attempt to topple the government the Tories are