Manitoba legislature session may be extended to pass 72-hour detention bill

WINNIPEG - Manitoba’s governing New Democrats are threatening to extend the current legislature session in order to pass a bill that would allow intoxicated people to be detained longer.The government

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'Disgusting': Plan to slash B.C. pipelines' taxable value could hit local revenues

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VICTORIA - British Columbia Finance Minister Brenda Bailey said she would look into a plan by BC Assessment that would

Political fundraising dries up following spring election surge, data shows

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OTTAWA - Fresh political fundraising data shows partisan donors closed their wallets over the summer months after shelling out to

Trump says Carney apologized for Reagan ad, talks still paused

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WASHINGTON - U.S President Donald Trump said Prime Minister Mark Carney apologized for an advertisement paid for by the Ontario

B.C. minister weighs in on plan to slash pipelines' tax value, branded 'disgusting'

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VICTORIA - British Columbia Finance Minister Brenda Bailey says she’ll look into a plan by BC Assessment that would cut

Manitoba releases report on artificial intelligence, eyes hosting more data storage

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WINNIPEG - The Manitoba government is looking at having more data storage and cloud computing infrastructure based in the province.Having

Canada announces first investments under G7 pact, aims to stockpile critical minerals

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TORONTO - Canada has announced the first 25 investments under a G7 critical minerals production alliance envisioned as a counterweight

Analysts say Carney-Xi meeting set right tone, urge caution on next steps

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OTTAWA - Some analysts say Prime Minister Mark Carney’s meeting with Chinese President Xi Jinping might set the right tone

Education minister orders northern Ontario school board to resolve dysfunction

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TORONTO - Ontario’s education minister has ordered a North Bay area school board to take immediate steps to resolve what

Former refugee believes she wouldn't have been able to stay with proposed border bill

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OTTAWA - A trans woman does not believe she would have been able to stay in Canada if the refugee