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Indigenous leaders meet premiers on sidelines of national meeting in P.E.I.

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OTTAWA - The national chief of the Assembly of First Nations says she thinks premiers are finally starting to get

First Nation leaders call for public inquiry into Ontario wildfire response

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First Nation leaders are calling for a public inquiry into the Ontario wildfire response after they say communities were left

Six Marineland belugas now swimming in new U.S. homes

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NIAGARA FALLS - Six captive belugas from Canada are now swimming in the waters of their new homes in the

Canada poised to join next-gen jet fighter program as an observer

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OTTAWA - While the federal government has yet to sort out what it’s doing with its order for a full

B.C. port flagged for federal fast track, but security concerns have lasted years

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George Harvie, mayor of Delta, B.C., has been sounding the alarm over security and crime at the province’s port facilities

New details on Gordie Howe Bridge deal confirmed, following confusion caused by Mark Carney remarks

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The new revenue-sharing model over the Gordie Howe International Bridge will see Canada repay its debt, but only after net revenue

Pipelines and separatist threats testing Canada's national unity as premiers meet in Charlottetown

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CHARLOTTETOWN — Tensions are tugging at the ties of national unity as Doug Ford, fellow premiers and territorial leaders gather in

Fewer Canadians believe humans are causing climate change, poll finds — even as Ontario wildfires burn

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As wildfires displace Indigenous communities and choke skies across North America, a new poll finds that fewer and fewer Canadians

Donald Trump's hot air won't stop smoke from forest fires

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Donald Trump isn’t the first person to complain about the perils of cross-border smoke.But he’s the last person to whom