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Former premier Brian Pallister reflects on political life as his portrait is revealed

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WINNIPEG - Former Manitoba premier Brian Pallister, who won two consecutive majority governments and led the province during the height

Supreme Court justice says decision on challenge of Quebec’s secularism law won’t be based on ‘extreme’ scenarios

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OTTAWA—On the last of a four-day marathon challenge of Quebec’s controversial secularism law forbidding cops, teachers or court workers from

Ontario budget: Small funding boost for schools, more for autism and police in classrooms

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Education funding will increase slightly over the next three years — though critics say it doesn’t keep up with inflation —

Indigenous services minister announces $738M for health, emergency management

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OTTAWA - Indigenous Services Minister Mandy Gull-Masty announced on Thursday a $738.9-million funding package for First Nations health care, governance

Case of Mi'kmaq man facing cannabis charges moves to constitutional challenge in N.S.

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DARTMOUTH - The legal case of a Mi’kmaq man charged with selling unlicensed cannabis is moving ahead to a constitutional

Carney: Canada might help vessels sail Strait of Hormuz if there is a ceasefire

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OTTAWA - Prime Minister Mark Carney says Canada might join efforts to ensure freedom of navigation in the Middle East

Election bill takes aim at deepfakes, long ballots, threats to nomination contests

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OTTAWA - The Liberal government is proposing new legislation to strengthen electoral integrity by banning digital deepfakes of candidates, cracking

Immigration department not keeping up with demand for student visa probes: auditor

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OTTAWA - Auditor General Karen Hogan says the immigration department did not investigate or follow up on a large number

N.S. legislature closed to the public after singing protesters delay budget vote

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HALIFAX - The Nova Scotia legislature has been closed to the public after singing protesters disrupted a budget vote Tuesday