B.C. to bring in safety zones, ban harassment around sites of worship

VICTORIA - The British Columbia government is bringing in legislation to prevent intimidation, mental and physical harassment, and obstruction of people from going to their temples, churches and other places

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Secretary of state says Canada not looking to split submarine contract

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OTTAWA - If you didn’t already know about the heated competition to decide who will build Canada’s next fleet of

Carney signs defence, trade agreement with Japan in final stop of 10-day trip

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TOKYO - Canada and Japan have signed a new strategic partnership agreement that aims to boost co-operation on defence, energy,

Three more citizen-led recall petitions against Alberta politicians fall short

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EDMONTON - Three more recall petitions against members of Alberta Premier Danielle Smith’s United Conservative caucus have failed.The Red Deer

LeBlanc to meet Trump's trade czar in Washington on Friday

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WASHINGTON - Canada-U.S. Trade Minister Dominic LeBlanc is set to meet President Donald Trump’s trade czar in Washington on Friday,

Ottawa office market experts left in the dark over feds' return-to-work needs

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OTTAWA - Ottawa real estate watchers are calling on the federal government to be more clear about its workspace needs

Alberta government corks added-value levy on wine, returns to standard flat tax

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EDMONTON - Those in the wine and hospitality industries are applauding a move from the Alberta government to scrap a

CP NewsAlert: Carney arrives in Japan on final stop of Asia trip

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TOKYO - Prime Minister Mark Carney has landed in Japan on the final stop of a 10-day trip that also

Niagara regional chair backs away from proposal to explore amalgamations

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Niagara’s regional chair has backed away from a proposal that included possible amalgamations, after facing opposition from many of the

Manitoba's first supervised consumption site to open in a few weeks, minister says

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WINNIPEG - Manitoba’s first supervised drug consumption site could be open within a few weeks, even as some nearby residents