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Longueuil mayor seeks probe into police actions after shooting of Nooran Rezayi

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MONTREAL - The mayor of Longueuil, Que., is asking the Quebec government to investigate police actions in the aftermath of

Advocacy groups apply to keep court case against Alberta trans laws alive

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EDMONTON - Two advocacy groups fighting the Alberta government on its transgender laws say they’re looking to keep one of

Markham Conservative MP Michael Ma crosses floor to the Liberals

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OTTAWA—Prime Minister Mark Carney has recruited another Conservative MP in the House of Commons with the stunning defection of Michael

Canadian Armed Forces member charged in foreign interference investigation

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OTTAWA - A member of the Canadian Armed Forces has been arrested and charged in a joint police operation looking

Longueuil mayor seeks probe into police force's actions in aftermath of teen's death

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MONTREAL - The mayor of Longueuil, Que., is asking the Quebec government to investigate police actions in the aftermath of

Familiar fate for Abbotsford as floodwaters gush over U.S. border into B.C. again

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ABBOTSFORD - Fast-rising floodwaters in British Columbia’s Fraser Valley are forcing families and farmers to escape a situation many have

Nova Scotia premier defends widely-criticized cannabis crackdown order

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HALIFAX - Premier Tim Houston is defending his government’s crackdown on cannabis dispensaries, despite widespread and escalating criticism, saying he

Ottawa using AI to review public comments on its national AI strategy

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OTTAWA - The federal government is using artificial intelligence to sort through public input on AI policy.Artificial Intelligence Minister Evan

Ontario legislature to take 14-week winter break, following 19-week summer break

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TORONTO - Ontario’s legislature is set to take a 14-week winter break, less than two months after resuming from a