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Federal government to help fund firearm buyback efforts in Quebec

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OTTAWA - The federal government says it will provide up to $12.4 million to cover costs incurred by Quebec to

Federal, provincial leaders visit First Nation in Manitoba hit by power outage

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PIMICIKAMAK CREE NATION, MAN. - Bottled water, plumbing supplies and food continue to be flown in to a beleaguered First

Kashechewan First Nation planning evacuation after water system failure

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A remote First Nation in northern Ontario says it is looking to evacuate the entire community in the coming days

Former envoy says Ottawa is 'parroting' Trump's anti-democratic approach to Venezuela

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OTTAWA - Canada’s former ambassador to Venezuela says Ottawa is “parroting” Washington’s anti-democratic line by giving air to the idea

Is Donald Trump's Greenland strategy 'the path of most resistance'?

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How do you solve a problem like Greenland?One way is for Denmark and its allies to push for a deal

NDP leadership candidates sprint to final fundraising, membership deadlines

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OTTAWA - NDP leadership candidates are entering the final sprint to sign up members and raise the last of four

First Nations chiefs alarmed by feds' lack of commitment to protecting source water

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OTTAWA - Some First Nations chiefs say Indigenous Services Minister Mandy Gull-Masty’s recent refusal to commit to source water protections

Office vacancy rate dips as return-to-office shift picks up: CBRE report

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TORONTO - A new report says the Canadian office vacancy rate dipped last year for the first time since the

How Canadian agencies are embracing AI tools to defend national security

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OTTAWA - The national spy watchdog is reviewing the use and governance of artificial intelligence by Canada’s security agencies.The National