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Manitoba cabinet minister says she received vile threats; man arrested

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WINNIPEG - A Winnipeg man faces charges of threatening a Manitoba cabinet minister in letters that contained racist language, the

Overlapping claims are behind protests from First Nations against two treaties

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VICTORIA - A coalition of First Nations say they are prepared to block major projects and take legal action if

Liberals move to take control of House committees now that they've secured majority

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OTTAWA - The Liberals are moving to take control of House of Commons committees now that they’ve secured a majority

Some 600 people sign open letter calling for new Quebec law to prevent femicides

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MONTRÉAL - Hundreds of people have joined a Quebec politician in calling for stronger measures to prevent femicides.Québec solidaire spokesperson

Some people with medical needs are being taken out of Peguis First Nation

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PEGUIS - Some residents with medical needs are being taken out of Peguis First Nation in advance of anticipated flooding.Lisa

AFN chief asks UN to support First Nations' opposition to B.C. Indigenous law change

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OTTAWA - The national chief of the Assembly of First Nations is calling on the United Nations to condemn the

Ontario's solicitor general sorry for saying improperly released inmates were caught

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TORONTO - Ontario’s solicitor general and his No. 2 have apologized for “inadvertently” saying officials apprehended all 157 criminals who

Saskatchewan to test out technology that detects drones smuggling drugs into prisons

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REGINA - Saskatchewan is taking aim at reducing the rise in drugs and weapons being dropped by drones into prison

Alberta legislature members expected to vote to revisit riding maps for 2027 election

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EDMONTON - Politicians in the Alberta legislature are expected to vote today on a controversial motion that directly affects next