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B.C. Court of Appeal to hold five-day hearing on Trans Mountain pipeline and provincial powers

Ontario asks federal government for $45-million to fund legal aid for refugees, immigrants

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Morning Update: Canada looks to close border-pact loophole; New Zealand vows gun-law changes

U.S. college bribery scandal unlikely in Canada, but well-off families, students do have advantages

Political interference ‘uncommon, but it happens,’ head of Crown counsel association says

Ontario to create a centralized procurement system across government, broader public sector

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Fire at Toronto’s Pearson airport causes flight cancellations

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Husky Energy works to retrieve connector linked to Newfoundland offshore oil spill

March 17 Updated

Internal e-mails show collaboration between Jason Kenney’s UCP leadership campaign and rival Jeff Callaway

March 17 Updated

Will labour peace in B.C. schools hold? New pressures will challenge bargaining

Ireland Park Foundation signs five-year lease on Toronto building to commemorate the Irish in Canada

Edmonton boy found unharmed, mother arrested for abduction

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Family still clings to hope for indigenous B.C. man missing after traditional healing journey

March 17 Updated

At an Ontario high school, a mark-less math class is challenging how students engage in learning

March 17 Updated

Brampton family unable to identify bodies of family members killed in Ethiopian plane crash

March 17 Updated

Airlines shift planes to get March Break travellers home amid Max 8 grounding

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Alberta researchers look to artificial intelligence programs to predict catastrophic wildfires

March 17 Updated

Agriculture, trade ministers will testify in April on Chinese canola issue

Puerto Rico woman given life sentence in infamous murder-for-hire of her Winnipeg multi-millionaire husband

Dream inches closer for memorial park to honour refugees of 1847 Irish famine who died after fleeing to Montreal

Judge who will sentence truck driver in Humboldt Broncos crash described as ‘very intense’

Amplify: Lifestyle journalism isn’t just for women

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Western newsletter: Alberta Throne Speech sets stage for spring election campaign

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Morning Update: At least 49 dead after Mosque shootings in New Zealand; senators rebuke Trump over wall; May notches rare victory on Brexit

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‘It revives the pain’: How New Zealand attack shook survivors of the Quebec mosque shooting

Canada applies 129 more sanctions on Russian people, companies over Ukraine treatment

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RCMP investigating allegations involving donations to former UCP leadership candidate Jeff Callaway

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Population density concerns grip City of Burlington residents as new waterfront development is approved

Notley announces new unit to fight hate crimes, extremism in Alberta

What air travellers can do about compensation, travel changes after Boeing 737 Max 8 grounded

How the SNC-Lavalin affair may already be affecting this year’s election campaign

Doug Ford government seeking new director for police watchdog amid controversy over proposed law changes

Quebec City Muslims in horror, condemn New Zealand mosque shootings

Supreme Court rules key part of law against child-luring via internet is unconstitutional

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British Columbia

B.C. seeks judicial approval from Court of Appeal to regulate heavy oil shipments

Newfoundland father convicted of first-degree murder in death of five-year-old daughter

Alberta Energy Regulator sues consultancy launched by its former CEO

Kevin Vickers announces he’ll seek New Brunswick Liberal leadership

Quebec government doesn’t rule out buying SNC-Lavalin shares, Legault says

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Influx of B.C. teachers has led to fewer services for some, not more

After depression nearly killed him, an Ottawa funeral home employee created a lifeline for his peers

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