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Why Canada is moving closer to the European Union, and how it is doing it

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OTTAWA - Prime Minister Mark Carney is pursuing a new form of economic partnership with the European Union and both

EU announces Ottawa office for more parliamentary exchanges with Canada

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OTTAWA - The European Union is planning on more parliamentary exchanges between Canada and the 720 politicians representing its member

Border authorities have deported 111 due to extortion violence since last August

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OTTAWA - Canadian border authorities say they have deported 111 people since August last year in efforts to combat extortion

Newfoundland and Labrador Tory leaves party as debate about Quebec energy deal begins

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ST. JOHN’S - A four-day debate about a draft energy agreement with Quebec began with a member of Newfoundland and

Indigenous turnout remains low in Quebec amid calls for political inclusion

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MONTREAL - There are a number of signs scattered along the suburban streets of the Mohawk community of Kahnawake, across

Bank moves to place company linked to skills fund scandal into receivership

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A Canadian bank is going to court in an attempt to recoup $4.5 million by forcing receivership on a company

Carney to meet with Macron in Saint-Pierre-et-Miquelon next week

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OTTAWA - French President Emmanuel Macron will meet with Prime Minister Mark Carney in Saint-Pierre-et-Miquelon next week to discuss energy

This Calgary realtor left China for a better life. Now she's among the immigrants backing Alberta independence

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“Did you guys register to vote?”I no longer live in Alberta, so I cannot vote in next month’s independence referendum.

This cancer drug is saving lives. It's also threatening to break Canadian health-care budgets

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Four years ago, Bill Lake, a retired engineer and avid beekeeper from Battersea, Ontario, was told he had incurable colon