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5 things to know about Canada being disinvited from Trump's 'Board of Peace'

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OTTAWA - Senior federal government officials told reporters travelling to China with Prime Minister Mark Carney last week that he

As Trump menaces Greenland, Inuit leader fears homeland in Canada is next

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ST. JOHN’S - The leader of the organization representing Inuit in Canada says the federal government must act now to

Almost 10,000 federal workers were told this week they may be laid off: unions

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QUÉBEC - Almost 10,000 federal public servants have received notices in the past week warning them that their jobs may

Canadian airlines push back against court challenge on passenger complaints

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MONTREAL - Canada’s biggest airlines are opposing a court challenge to rules that advocates say muzzle travellers.In a filing Wednesday,

Massive Edmonton care home battling mice infestation, droppings

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EDMONTON - The operator of one of the province’s largest long-term care homes says it’s working to address serious concerns

First Nations warn members to be cautious when entering U.S. following ICE actions

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OTTAWA - Several First Nations are warning their members to be wary of crossing the border into the United States

Threats against Greenland are attacks on Inuit, says Nunatsiavut leader in Labrador

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ST. JOHN’S - The Inuit government in northern Labrador is standing in solidarity with Greenland as U.S. President Donald Trump

Chinese envoy says PM's claim that Beijing agreed to visa-free entry not yet official

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OTTAWA - China’s ambassador in Ottawa says Prime Minister Mark Carney’s claim that Beijing is about to lift its visa

Quebec pushes back greenhouse gas reduction target by five years to 2035

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QUÉBEC - The Quebec government announced Thursday that it’s pushing back its greenhouse gas reduction target by five years to