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Conservatives consider using Parliament to unveil details of U.S. border bridge deal

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OTTAWA - The Conservatives are looking at using parliamentary tools to coax the Carney government to release the deal it

Ontario premier won't say if ex-minister will remain in PC caucus

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TORONTO - Ontario Premier Doug Ford won’t say if a former cabinet minister who stepped down last week after promising

U.S. Ambassador Hoekstra set to speak at Edmonton conference on regional partnerships

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EDMONTON - The U.S. Ambassador to Canada is set to speak in Edmonton today at a regional economic conference.The agenda

Poilievre names MP Dane Lloyd as his Alberta 'referendum lead'

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OTTAWA - Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre has named MP Dane Lloyd as his “referendum lead” for Alberta.Albertans will vote this

Liberals won't say if foreign homebuyer ban will be extended as renewal window narrows

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OTTAWA — The Liberal government has yet to say whether it plans to extend Canada’s ban on foreign homebuyers, even

Ottawa to temporarily ban foreign nationals travelling from Congo over Ebola risk

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OTTAWA - The Liberal government in Ottawa will bar foreign nationals who set foot in the Democratic Republic of Congo

Trump again threatens tariffs over smoke after sitting with Mark Carney

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After sitting together with Prime Minister Mark Carney during Sunday’s World Cup final in New Jersey, U.S. President Donald Trump

Ontario expanding emergency message system as nearly 200 wildfires continue to burn

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Ontario is giving local authorities access to Canada’s national public alerting system as wildfires continue to burn across the province

Students to protest closure of Montreal college after provincial permit suspension

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MONTREAL - Protesters are set to gather today in front of a private college in Montreal to protest its closure