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$3.9M in skilled trades funding to help women, domestic violence survivors: Ontario

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Ontario says it’s spending nearly $3.9 million across four training projects intended to help women, including survivors of domestic violence,

MP contravened conflict of interest code, ethics commissioner says

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OTTAWA - MP Lori Idlout contravened the House of Commons conflict of interest code, Conflict of Interest and Ethics Commissioner

Two whales die in Chicago aquarium after moves, including one from Marineland

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TORONTO - Shedd Aquarium in Chicago says two whales have died after it took in 10 beluga whales from Marineland

PQ Leader's donations to federal Liberals in spotlight on the Quebec campaign trail

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MONTREAL - Federalism was top of mind for party leaders on Wednesday, the seventh day of the Quebec election campaign.Sovereigntist

Calandra reaches out to principals over attendance-policy confusion

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Education Minister Paul Calandra has reached out to Ontario principals’ groups, asking to meet in light of the ongoing confusion

Canada-U. S. trade war: Read a reporter's best answers from our Reddit AMA

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Alex Ballingall, the Star’s deputy Ottawa bureau chief recently sat down for a Reddit AMA on the Canada-U. S. trade

Ottawa to announce extension of gas tax holiday beyond Labour Day

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OTTAWA - Finance Minister François-Philippe Champagne will announce an extension of the gas tax holiday at a press conference in

Does Canada really need Alberta's new $43-billion pipeline? This analysis says it's a massive risk

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OTTAWA — With one month to go before the federal government must decide whether to fast-track Alberta’s proposed West Coast pipeline,

Carney says byelection wins a vote of confidence in his U.S.-Canada trade strategy

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OTTAWA - In the final hours of byelection voting on Monday, Conservative candidate Jim Syrbos made one last appeal to