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OTTAWA -- Prime Minister Mark Carney's government narrowly passed a crucial budget vote Monday, with four MPs abstaining and Green Party Leader Elizabeth May backing the budget.
VICTORIA -- Delegates at the British Columbia NDP convention met over the weekend in Victoria to debate some of the hundreds of resolutions put before them. Premier David Eby has said some resolutions presented at past conventions have made it into law, however they are non-binding on government.
OTTAWA -- Hollywood actor Richard Gere said Monday Canada shouldn't pivot to a stronger relationship with China in response to its strained relationship with the United States.
ST. JOHN'S -- Quebec's energy minister says if Newfoundland and Labrador pushes for changes to a draft energy deal between the two provinces, Quebec will make new requests of its own.
OTTAWA -- Members of Parliament will today decide whether to vote in favour of Prime Minister Mark Carney's budget or send the country back to the polls less than a year after the last federal election.
WINNIPEG -- Prime Minister Mark Carney was on hand in Winnipeg for the 112th Grey Cup game between the Saskatchewan Roughriders and Montreal Alouettes.
VICTORIA -- Almost 83 per cent of delegates attending the convention of British Columbia's New Democrats signaled their support for Premier David Eby by not asking for a leadership review.
BURNABY -- Burnaby, B.C., Mayor Mike Hurley has issued an official apology on behalf of the city for its historic discrimination against people of Chinese descent.
MONTREAL -- The northwest branch of a light rail project in the Montreal area was officially inaugurated on Friday, with Prime Minister Mark Carney and other dignitaries along for the first ride.
ST. JOHN'S -- A Supreme Court judge in Newfoundland and Labrador has ordered a recount in one electoral district after the provincial election last month.
CALGARY -- Alberta Premier Danielle Smith says she's on board with Prime Minister Mark Carney's second batch of key major projects picked out for potential fast-track approval.
FREDERICTON -- New Brunswick's premier says a proposed tungsten mine in Sisson Brook, N.B., can help the province play a major role in the national economy and securing Canadian sovereignty, now that it is on a list of projects that could be fast-tracked by the federal government.
HALIFAX -- A golf course developer's controversial pitch to build in a Cape Breton provincial park is going nowhere, Nova Scotia Premier Tim Houston told reporters on Thursday.
HALIFAX -- Nova Scotia Premier Tim Houston says a golf course developer's pitch to build in a Cape Breton provincial park is going nowhere.
VANCOUVER -- British Columbia's Human Rights Commissioner is criticizing the province's handling of the deadly opioid crisis, saying it takes a stigma-based approach that is "a violation" of human rights.
FREDERICTON -- The family of a 78-year-old man who died after waiting seven hours for care in a Fredericton hospital has settled a legal action they filed against the province's health authority.
MONTREAL -- Montreal's new mayor will formally assume the city's top role today during a swearing-in ceremony.
REGINA -- Saskatchewan's premier says his government will help where it can for a village tormented by a cult but says it's ultimately an issue that has to be solved at the local level.
TORONTO -- Ontario's top court says provincially regulated online gaming and sports betting sites could legally allow users to play with - and bet against - people in other countries.
VICTORIA -- The British Columbia government has brought in new rules that limit when an employer can ask for a sick note, saving doctors the burden of writing them and preventing patients from spreading their illness even further.
WINNIPEG -- A Winnipeg-based company is moving some of its newly acquired operations from the United States to Winnipeg.
OTTAWA -- In a Nov. 11 story about federal health funding in the budget, The Canadian Press erroneously reported that the $2.5-billion in annual funding for bilateral health agreements with the provinces and territories is set to expire in 2027. In fact, the agreements are set to run until 2033.
LUNENBURG -- An early Christmas gift from Nova Scotia is on its way to Boston, in the form of a 45-foot-tall tree.
MONTREAL -- Montreal's public transit network is gradually returning to normal after the union representing maintenance workers decided late Tuesday to suspend their strike.
NEW YORK -- Toronto Blue Jays skipper John Schneider will have to settle for being a finalist in the American League manager of the year voting.
MONTREAL -- Bruno Plourde says he was participating in Tuesday's Remembrance Day ceremony under heavy snowfall in Montreal to remember a fallen comrade.
MONTREAL -- An expert committee says Quebec needs to maintain its ambition to address climate change despite a U.S. government that disputes climate science.
TORONTO -- Canada's greenwashing rules are being scaled back, but it remains to be seen what the changes mean for businesses wanting to talk about their environmental record.
QUEBEC -- The Quebec government wants the power to intervene in a strike that has disrupted public transit in Montreal since the start of November.
VANCOUVER -- The British Columbia Securities Commission says it has reached a nearly $4.2 million settlement with a man and his company for misleading shareholders and misusing investor funds for personal expenses.
OTTAWA -- Veterans Affairs Minister Jill McKnight says she respects the independence of Nova Scotia's judiciary in determining judges have the right to ban the poppy from their courtrooms.
CALGARY -- Finance Minister Francois-Philippe Champagne says his goal is to help make Canada the NATO partner of choice when it comes to supplying critical minerals.
FREDERICTON -- Prime Minister Mark Carney and New Brunswick Premier Susan Holt say federal support for a major project in the province will be announced later this week.
WINNIPEG -- Individuals currently serving with the Canadian Armed Forces, RCMP and other military services are now eligible to display a veteran licence plate on their vehicle in Manitoba.
Sol Zanetti won his bid this weekend to succeed Gabriel Nadeau-Dubois as co-spokesperson for Quebec solidaire, and acknowledged the "steep slope" ahead for the leftist party.
MONTREAL -- This year, one Montreal-area city councillor will be chosen by an effective flip of the coin.
BURNABY -- Members of the British Columbia General Employees' Union have begun voting on the tentative agreement reached last month with the provincial government.
EDMONTON -- Alberta's government is considering raising the speed limit on its divided highways to 120 kilometres per hour.
OTTAWA -- The minority Liberal government survived a second confidence vote on the budget this afternoon, with the Conservatives voting against a Bloc Quebecois motion to reject the budget.
MONTREAL -- Concordia University says it's deferring sabbaticals and won't be renewing some teaching contracts in response to federal and provincial immigration policies.
Veterans at a care centre in Toronto gathered to present their art therapy work to Prince Harry and share their stories ahead of Remembrance Day, as they reflected on the lasting impact of their sacrifices in service.
A New Brunswick court has ordered an anglophone health network in the province to pay $5,000 to a Moncton man for violating his language rights.
QUEBEC -- Despite years of calling for Ottawa to cut the number of non-permanent residents in the province, Quebec now says the federal government is "playing a dangerous game" in its move to slash temporary immigration.
EDMONTON -- The head of the Alberta Teachers' Association says it has filed a court challenge against back-to-work legislation that ended a provincewide strike.
MONTREAL -- A former researcher with Quebec's hydro utility who is facing economic espionage charges says he was applying for work at universities in China because he was unhappy at Hydro-Quebec.
MONTREAL -- Quebec anti-corruption police are reporting a surge of nearly 30 per cent in the number of reports of wrongdoing they received in the 2024-2025 fiscal year.
QUEBEC -- The Quebec government has lowered its immigration targets for the coming years to 45,000 new permanent residents annually.
OTTAWA -- The Canadian Food Inspection Agency says it will move forward with "complete depopulation" of hundreds of ostriches at a British Columbia farm after the owners lost a bid to have their case heard by the Supreme Court of Canada.
Prince Harry is set to meet with some of Canada's oldest veterans today as part of his two-day visit to Toronto for events related to Remembrance Day.
HALIFAX -- A Nova Scotia MP's high-profile jump from the federal Conservatives to the Liberals has sparked chatter across the region.
Prime Minister Mark Carney's first federal budget takes a big swing at making Canada's economy a more attractive place to invest with billions of dollars for infrastructure and new tax opportunities for business.
HALIFAX -- A new study has confirmed the presence of microplastics in the tails of lobsters caught off the coast of Nova Scotia.
MONTREAL -- A former researcher with Quebec's hydro utility says he had no idea he was under a criminal investigation until he was arrested by the RCMP in 2022.
MONTREAL -- The federal budget promises new legislation to accelerate development of the Alto high-speed rail project.
MONTREAL -- A member of the Quebec legislature whom the premier expelled from his caucus says she no longer recognizes the party she used to represent.
TORONTO -- Prince Harry is set to begin a two-day visit to Toronto to attend events supporting veterans and the military community ahead of Remembrance Day.
EDMONTON -- Alberta's finance minister says Ottawa's budget has some good elements and some bad, but he's hoping to get more clarity on regulatory changes that could affect the energy industry.
WINNIPEG -- Manitoba Premier Wab Kinew says he's encouraged that the federal budget reaffirms plans to invest in the Port of Churchill and related facilities.
OTTAWA -- Here's a brief look at the key numbers in the Liberal government's 2025 budget:
QUEBEC -- Quebec Premier Francois Legault is extending an olive branch to the province's doctors amid a fight over a new law that changes how physicians are paid.