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Quebec immigration minister under investigation for alleged ethics breach

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QUÉBEC - Quebec’s immigration minister says he will fully collaborate with an investigation by the legislature’s ethics commissioner into whether

David Eby confident Indigenous MLAs will vote to pause B.C's DRIPA legislation

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VICTORIA - British Columbia Premier David Eby says he’s sure his government will retain the legislature’s confidence and pass his

A timeline of floor crossings from the opposition benches to Mark Carney's Liberals

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OTTAWA - Marilyn Gladu became the fifth opposition member of Parliament to cross the floor to Prime Minister Mark Carney’s

Almost 4,000 federal public servants apply for early retirement program

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OTTAWA - Thousands of federal public servants have applied for early retirement since the program was launched late last month.Mohammad

Environmental groups launch constitutional challenge over Ontario's special economic zones

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TORONTO - Several environmental groups have launched a constitutional challenge seeking to kill an Ontario law that allows cabinet to

Carney, European leaders welcome reported Iran-U.S. ceasefire in joint statement

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OTTAWA - Prime Minister Mark Carney and nine European leaders issued a joint statement Wednesday saying they welcome the reported

Decade of death: With 18,000 lives lost, B.C. counts cost of 10-year drug emergency

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VANCOUVER - Brandon Jansen’s mother says he was a warm and inviting “health nut” who enjoyed time at the gym. He

A timeline of British Columbia's 10-year overdose health emergency

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VANCOUVER - The 10 years of British Columbia’s public health emergency due to drug overdoses has been marked by a

'We are fighting to win' in Terrebonne, Liberals say, as government eyes majority

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OTTAWA - Thousands of Liberals will be in Montreal this weekend for the party’s annual convention just as voters in