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Métis Nation of Ontario say academic gathering is an attempt to erase their history

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OTTAWA - Members of the Métis Nation of Ontario say an upcoming academic summit in the province amounts to an

Corb Lund must re-apply to launch anti-coal petition drive in Alberta

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LETHBRIDGE - Amendments to Alberta’s legislation on citizen-initiated referendums mean Corb Lund’s recently approved application for a petition drive to

Bloyce Thompson has been sworn in as the 35th premier of Prince Edward Island

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CHARLOTTETOWN - Bloyce Thompson has been sworn in as the 35th premier of Prince Edward Island.In a statement Friday, the

Bombardier wins $753M contract to replace RCAF's Challengers

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OTTAWA - The federal government says it will purchase six Global 6500 jets to replace the Royal Canadian Air Force’s

Poilievre says Carney trying to manipulate his way to majority with floor-crossings

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OTTAWA - Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre is accusing Prime Minister Mark Carney of trying to “wheel and deal” his way

Ottawa, Alberta have agreed to extend $15-a-day child-care fees to 2027

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CALGARY - Alberta’s early-learning and child-care fees will remain at $15-a-day through to 2027 as it works with Ottawa to

Alberta teachers file complaints against province, allege bad faith bargaining

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The union for Alberta’s teachers says it has filed an unfair bargaining complaint against the province, accusing it of making

15 extortion suspects are seeking refugee status, Canada's border agency says

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The Canada Border Services Agency says 15 foreigners facing extortion charges have applied for refugee status in Canada.The statement from

Federal equalization payments to Manitoba to rise by $355M next year

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WINNIPEG - New figures from Ottawa show the Manitoba government is forecast to see its federal equalization payments jump by