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Public inquiry to examine cost overruns of Winnipeg police building project

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WINNIPEG - A public inquiry is set to begin today on cost overruns and controversy linked to a building project

Canadians awaiting flights home as U.S. oil blockade causes energy shortage in Cuba

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Canadians in Cuba are waiting for flights home as an energy crisis worsens in the nation amid a U.S. oil

Inquiry report on scandal at Quebec auto insurance board to be released Feb. 16

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QUÉBEC - The commissioner who oversaw the public inquiry into the $500-million cost-overrun scandal at Quebec’s auto insurance board is

Health advocates say Liberals need to take a stand on Alberta's health privatization

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OTTAWA - A group of health care advocates is on Parliament Hill this week lobbying lawmakers and calling on the

Union warns of public safety risks as Transport Canada cuts jobs

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OTTAWA - A federal union is warning of threats to public safety as employees at Transport Canada face job cuts.The

Alberta pauses health-care coverage change for some international work permit holders

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EDMONTON - The Alberta government is hitting pause on a recent policy change cutting off health coverage for some temporary

BC Greens won't renew accord with NDP, citing 'undelivered or stalled' commitments

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VICTORIA - The BC Green Party announced Monday that it will not renew an accord with the Premier David Eby’s

Liberal MP asks government to reconsider return-to-office policy for public servants

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OTTAWA - The Liberal who unseated Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre from his Ottawa-area riding in the last election is criticizing

Alberta's sport minister says he hasn't signed petition for separation vote

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EDMONTON - Alberta’s sport minister says he hasn’t signed his name to a petition that seeks to force a referendum