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Seniors, fearful of long-term care homes and COVID-19, seek new ways to live together

Canada urged to conduct major national security review to deal with China, Russia and rise of right-wing extremism

Victoria airport closes to commercial flights as RCMP respond to ‘threat’

In small-town Ontario, gas prices are a top ballot issue. Combined with suburban voters, it could mean another PC majority

Toronto school board to decide on admissions process for specialized schools

Death toll rises to 10 after destructive storm sweeps Ontario

Technology used by educators in abrupt switch to online school shared kids’ personal information, investigation shows

Ontario parties promise improvements to long-term care for seniors

Ontario, Quebec picking up pieces after deadly storm

The Panthers didn’t just lose against the Lightning, they gave up

Ontario’s privacy watchdog examining dossier City of Toronto compiled on homeless as it planned to clear encampment

Ontario parties pledge different approaches to clustering of cannabis shops

Federal, provincial governments pledge $15-million each for 2025 Invictus Games in B.C.

CBSA will decide whether Iran soccer team can enter Canada, says Justin Trudeau

‘They have a right to be angry’: Justin Trudeau says residential school legacy ongoing

British Columbia

Indigenous-owned resort in B.C.’s Shuswap region damaged in fire but band to rebuild

Sentencing date for former CFL wide receiver Joshua Boden rescheduled to June 16

As tourists return, locals consider the future of Vancouver’s Granville Island

Politics Briefing: Trudeau government has concerns with Bill 96, Quebec’s new language law

Airline group urges Canada to take action to reduce airport delays

Quebec legislature adopts Bill 96 language law, Legault calls reform ‘moderate’

Evening Update: Fourteen students, teacher killed in South Texas elementary school shooting

Two senior Mounties exempted from cross-examination at mass shooting inquiry

These Ukrainian refugees fled their country for Newfoundland. Now, they’re eager to put down roots

Alberta cabinet ministers give range of answers on replacing Jason Kenney

Alberta Jobs Minister Doug Schweitzer says he won’t run for UCP party leadership or in next election

Winnipeg’s Nola offers plenty of nods to chef Emily Butcher’s Chinese-Canadian roots

Western Canada: Jason Kenney returned to Alberta to unite the right. Now he’s leaving after less than a term

Church buildings across Canada find a new lease on life

Edmonton infill buyer sells in a year for $92,500 lift

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University of Toronto releases details of music faculty culture review

Manitoba eyes loosening liquor laws

Coronavirus Update: Seniors, fearful of long-term care homes and COVID-19, seek new ways to live together

Police-involved shooting in Surrey leaves woman injured: B.C. RCMP

Sightings of endangered butterfly in southern Ontario electrify species reintroduction effort

Search and rescue crews recover body after man drowns near Nanaimo, B.C.

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About 76 per cent of homes in Quebec back on the grid after powerful weekend storm

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More than 150,000 still without power after destructive Ontario storm

Premier Heather Stefanson tours flooded region in eastern Manitoba

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Canada to send Ukraine 20,000 rounds of artillery shells

Infant formula shortage another symptom of North America’s new era of ‘managed trade,’ experts say

Two more outbreaks of avian flu confirmed on farms in B.C. and Alberta

Trudeau met with angry chants, hugs at residential school memorial ceremony in B.C.

Hedley singer Jacob Hoggard testifies at his sexual assault trial in Toronto

Ontario election today: Leaders talk cannabis store concentration, climate pledges

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Morning Update: Eulogy marks end of traditional year of grieving for lost Indigenous children

Alberta group launches searchable database on police misconduct cases

Rise in eating disorder hospitalizations among young women linked to social media and pandemic isolation, experts say

Andrea Horwath wants to ‘fix what’s broken’ in Ontario. Is that enough to win the NDP more seats?

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Prime minister should have lieutenant-governor shortlists, constitutional lawyer says

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