Groups call on Ottawa to reverse course on environmental policy

OTTAWA - Some of Canada’s largest environmental groups were on Parliament Hill Wednesday urging the Liberal government to reverse course on what they’re calling rollbacks of environmental policy.Representatives of 16

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Inclusion groups sign open letter calling on Ottawa to halt MAID for mental illness

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OTTAWA — Ninety disability advocacy and mental health organizations have signed an open letter urging the federal Liberals to permanently

Ontario municipal councillors to face stiffer ethics penalties

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Ontario municipal councillors could soon be removed from office for violating a code of conduct under a provincial bill that

S&P/TSX composite ends lower as investors await resolution on Iran war

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TORONTO - Canada’s main stock index ended lower on Tuesday as investors took a wait-and-see approach to a looming deal

Mark Carney says Alberta separation would require 'clear majority' in referendum

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OTTAWA — Prime Minister Mark Carney says any referendum on Alberta’s separation from Canada would require a “clear majority,” and

Ontario civil servants can work remotely on some World Cup Toronto game days: gov’t

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Ontario’s Treasury Board says public service employees may be allowed to work remotely during daytime FIFA World Cup matches in

Waterfront Festival cancelled in face of funding gap, competition from FIFA World Cup

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The annual Toronto Waterfront Festival will take a pause this year, citing funding challenges that include competition from the upcoming

Quebec watchdog recommends major reforms to lobbying rules after auto board scandal

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MONTREAL - Quebec’s lobbying commissioner is calling for a major overhaul of the province’s lobbying transparency rules, warning the current

Canada suspends admissions of residents of countries hit by Ebola

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Starting midnight Wednesday, Ottawa will suspend immigration documents and admissions of travellers who are residents of the Democratic Republic of Congo, Uganda

Trump’s trade czar says tariffs will remain on Canada, Mexico despite trade agreement

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WASHINGTON — U.S. President Donald Trump’s trade czar said there will be tariffs in place on Mexico and Canada even