Quebec tables bill on involuntary hospitalization

QUÉBEC - Quebec’s minister of health and social services has tabled a bill to relax the criteria for the involuntary hospitalization of patients experiencing a mental health crisis.The bill aims

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Nova Scotia government announces LGBTQ+ action plan aimed at equity, community safety

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HALIFAX - The Nova Scotia government has announced a new plan it says will improve equity and community safety for

What Trump's aspiration to conquer Greenland means for Canada

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OTTAWA - Canada’s closest physical neighbours are in an escalating dispute that risks breaking the military alliance that has protected

Carney to travel to Qatar next week alongside trips to China, Switzerland

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OTTAWA - Prime Minister Mark Carney will travel to Doha, Qatar on Jan. 18 for a bilateral visit as he

Public inquiry into Winnipeg construction project gets more funding

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WINNIPEG - A public inquiry examining cost overruns on construction of the Winnipeg Police Service’s headquarters is looking at higher-than-expected

Canadian's trust in the prime minister hits a 15-year high, survey finds

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OTTAWA—New research shows that while Canadians’ trust in political institutions has remained relatively stable over the past 15 years, the

Conservative MP accuses students of free speech attack after campus event cancelled

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OTTAWA - The cancellation of a planned event at York University has led some Conservative MPs to accuse students there

Toronto's 2026 budget proposal includes 2.2 per cent property tax hike, TTC fare caps

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TORONTO - The City of Toronto is proposing several measures to address the high cost of living in its budget

RCAF commander reports progress on filling recruitment, retention gaps

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OTTAWA - A substantial entry level pay hike for pilots and the acquisition of new and advanced aircraft are “absolutely”

Calls for caution as Carney prepares to meet Xi amid new global political order

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VANCOUVER - Former Hong Kong pro-democracy legislator Albert Chan Wai-yip is a longtime critic of China, who has accused its