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B.C. bill that would have stopped doctors from providing puberty blockers defeated

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VICTORIA - A British Columbia private member’s bill that would have given parents the right to sue doctors up to

City councillor, social worker Tanille Johnston running for NDP leadership

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OTTAWA - Tanille Johnston, a social worker and city councillor for Campbell River, B.C., has launched her bid for the

Local state of emergency declared over risk of dam in B.C. Interior bursting

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KAMLOOPS - A regional district in the British Columbia Interior has declared a state of local emergency as an illegal

Advocacy group calls for worker trust fund after N.B. company's $1M fine

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Estefania Montes says she couldn’t afford groceries while working for a New Brunswick shellfish processing company in 2023.“When I was

Atikamekw bring legal action against Quebec over inaction fixing Manawan access road

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MONTREAL - The Atikamekw Council of Manawan has launched legal action against the Quebec government over its inaction on repairs

Liberals introduce second border bill as they look to pass some measures quickly

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OTTAWA - The Liberal government has introduced a second border security bill that contains several measures from a bill tabled

Alberta education minister concerned about private school funding petition

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EDMONTON - Alberta’s education minister says cutting government funding to private schools would only escalate the pressure faced by the

Carney returning to Ottawa without a deal to end the U.S. tariffs

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WASHINGTON - Prime Minister Mark Carney departed Washington Wednesday morning with no deal in hand to lift U.S. tariffs on

Alberta's Smith says Prime Minister Carney speaking Trump's 'love language'

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TORONTO - Alberta Premier Danielle Smith is lauding Prime Minister Carney’s ability to speak the “love language” of U.S. President