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Highly anticipated Quebec byelection in Arthabaska riding to be held Aug. 11

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QUÉBEC - Quebec’s government has announced that a hotly contested byelection northeast of Montreal will take place Aug. 11.The Arthabaska

Explosive at B.C. minister's office 'homemade,' not intended to hurt anyone: RCMP

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NORTH VANCOUVER - Police say an explosive device that blew open the door at a British Columbia cabinet minister’s constituency

Nova Scotia multidisciplinary health teams a key to improving access: officials

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HALIFAX - Nova Scotia health officials say they are making progress recruiting health professionals and in reducing the province’s primary

B.C. seeks to claw back future ownership and breeding of exotic cats

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VICTORIA - The British Columbia government is proposing to ban the breeding, sale and future ownership of all exotic and

Nunavut Premier P.J. Akeeagok planning to leave politics to spend time with family

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IQALUIT - The premier of Nunavut announced Tuesday he will not seek re-election when his term as a member of

Competition Bureau gets court order in Amazon probe into pricing policy

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GATINEAU - The Competition Bureau says it has obtained a court order as part of its probe into Amazon’s conduct

Few Canadians are familiar with possible NDP leadership contenders: poll

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OTTAWA - A new poll suggests most Canadians are unfamiliar with nine possible NDP leadership contenders.A majority of respondents to

Israeli junior minister rejects outside probes of Gaza war

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OTTAWA - As Canada escalates its criticism of how Israel is fighting the war in Gaza, one Israeli junior minister

Big tent or small? John Rustad and the battle for the soul of the B.C. Conservatives

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VICTORIA - Dave Sharkey still remembers how he felt about the future of the Conservative Party of B.C. when he