Quebec ready to vote independently from Canada for Francophonie leadership: premier

PHNOM PENH - Quebec Premier Paul St-Pierre Plamondon is further distancing himself from the Canadian government in his first international outing since winning last month’s provincial election.He suggested today that…

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Diab says immigration plan about predictability, doing the 'right thing'

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OTTAWA - Immigration Minister Lena Diab says the new immigration levels plan is meant to make the system more predictable…

Federal government spent $19 billion on external consultants last year

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OTTAWA - The federal government spent $19 billion on external consultants last year, despite a promise to cut back on…

Quebec prepares to weigh in on race to lead international Francophonie organization

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QUÉBEC - The newly elected Parti Québécois government in Quebec City will soon get a chance to help choose the…

Military recovers unexploded shell along banks of St. Lawrence River

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NICOLET - Quebec police say the military has recovered an unexploded shell along the banks of the St. Lawrence River…

Quebec immigration minister ‘shocked’ by more than 100 cases of alleged fraud

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QUÉBEC - Quebec Immigration Minister Catherine Gentilcore says she is “deeply shocked” by alleged fraud incidents uncovered by the province’s…

Americans in Canada hope for closer ties between two countries after midterms

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When Lucia Lloyd immigrated to Canada in 2019, she thought she had moved far away enough from President Donald Trump’s…

Funeral today for B.C. soldier killed in CFB Wainwright fire

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VANCOUVER - The funeral for one of the four Canadian soldiers killed in a fire at a military base in…

Parents speak out about school board supervision, funding levels at Toronto rally

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Gathered in the cold drizzle outside a North York high school Saturday afternoon, parents, students and education advocates continued to push…

Province-wide protests call for moratorium on AI data centre proposals in N.S.

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HALIFAX - The chants of nearly 1,000 Nova Scotians drowned out the rain in downtown Halifax Saturday as residents took…