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HALIFAX -- An Indigenous government in Nova Scotia has passed a new resolution saying the provincial government and RCMP have no right to carry out enforcement on its lands as police and provincial officials step up raids on what they claim are illegal cannabis operations.
ROB DRINKWATER -- A cross-Canada radio service that for decades has delivered the latest local forecasts as well as critical alerts about severe weather 24 hours a day is signing off, with listeners being advised to switch to online or cellphone-based services.
MONTREAL -- The federal government has agreed to Quebec's demand to extend temporary work permits for skilled workers while the province processes their permanent residency applications.
HALIFAX -- Nova Scotia cabinet minister Kim Masland says she's worried about her safety after police arrested a man who had tried to enter her Liverpool home through the back door.
OTTAWA -- The Conservatives have now named candidates for all three upcoming byelections.
Prime Minister Mark Carney said Thursday the government is putting an additional $32 billion into military forward operating locations in Yellowknife, Inuvik and Iqaluit and Deployed Operating Base 5 Wing in Goose Bay, N.L.
OTTAWA -- Nunavut MP Lori Idlout's decision to quit the NDP caucus to join the Liberals puts Prime Minister Mark Carney's government just two seats short of a majority ahead of three crucial byelections set for April 13.
FREDERICTON -- Environmentalists and New Brunswick's Green Party are calling for more transparency after it took nearly two days for the provincial government to issue a warning about a chemical spill that left drivers south of Fredericton commuting through toxins.
OTTAWA -- Nunavut MP Lori Idlout said Wednesday feedback from constituents calling on her to join the Liberal government ultimately convinced her to cross the floor.
TORONTO -- Ontario will consolidate its 36 conservation authorities into nine across the province.
HALIFAX -- Nova Scotia Premier Tim Houston apologized Tuesday as he reversed a portion of $130-million in cuts to government grants amid a public outcry over his latest budget.
HALIFAX -- Nova Scotia Premier Tim Houston is reversing a portion of $130-million in cuts to government grants amid a public outcry over his government's latest budget.
OTTAWA -- Ottawa says it will allow TikTok to continue operating in Canada now that it has more security guarantees from the social media company to protect Canadians' data.
OTTAWA -- Culture Minister Marc Miller says a rights acknowledgment agreement between the federal government and the Musqueam First Nation has "nothing to do with" private property.
VICTORIA -- The British Columbia government is bringing in legislation to prevent intimidation, mental and physical harassment, and obstruction of people from going to their temples, churches and other places of worship.
SASKATOON -- Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe has released a plan that aims to make it easier for patients to access and receive care in the province.
HALIFAX -- Two months after a Nova Scotia boy died in a dog attack, Halifax regional council is poised to vote on a plan aimed at keeping the province's dangerous dogs on a shorter leash.
OTTAWA -- Liberal House leader Steven MacKinnon says Prime Minister Mark Carney's government has proposed to debate the turmoil in the Middle East on Monday evening, following a weekend meeting of ministers that discussed the issue.
OTTAWA -- Liberal House leader Steven MacKinnon says Prime Minister Mark Carney's government has proposed to debate the turmoil in the Middle East on Monday evening, following a weekend meeting of ministers that discussed the issue.
OTTAWA -- Prime Minister Mark Carney has announced three byelections will be held on April 13.
OTTAWA -- Valdez, Canada's Minister for Women and Gender Equality, will highlight Ottawa's commitment to gender equality and share best practices with international partners.
HALIFAX -- A floor of the Nova Scotia legislature is closed to the public following a week of rallies and demonstrations over grant cuts.
HALIFAX -- A floor of the Nova Scotia legislature is now closed to the public following a week of rallies and demonstrations over grant cuts.
CALGARY -- Alberta's government says a long-awaited passenger rail master plan is expected to be made public within weeks.
OTTAWA -- The Supreme Court of Canada has ruled that Quebec discriminated against female refugee claimants by introducing regulations that denied them access to subsidized daycare spaces.
OTTAWA -- The Supreme Court of Canada has ruled that Quebec discriminated against female refugee claimants by introducing regulations that denied them access to subsidized daycare spaces.
NORTH VANCOUVER -- Two mayors from Vancouver's North Shore are calling for a public inquiry into the cost of a new wastewater treatment facility, along with a governance review of Metro Vancouver and a mechanism to ensure fairness in cost sharing.
GATINEAU -- An investigation by the Privacy Commissioner of Canada has found that Loblaw took too long to address requests from customers who wanted to delete their PC Optimum accounts.
Canada and Australia have a "rare" ability to help convene a coalition of middle powers because their allies know they can be trusted, Prime Minister Mark Carney said in a speech to Australia's Parliament on Thursday.
EDMONTON -- Alberta's government is walking back a wine tax based on the value of a bottle after getting an earful from retailers and the hospitality industry.
OTTAWA -- Canada-U.S. Trade Minister Dominic LeBlanc is set to meet President Donald Trump's trade czar in Washington on Friday, a day after the United States announced it was launching bilateral discussions with Mexico on the review of the continental trade pact.
OTTAWA -- Foreign Affairs Minister Anita Anand says more than 2,000 Canadians have asked the government for help to get out of the Middle East, and the government is pursuing multiple options to help them.
WINNIPEG -- A recently built protective care centre in central Winnipeg has started to detain people intoxicated with methamphetamines and other drugs for up to 72 hours.
OTTAWA -- Canada's position on the war in Iran has been from the outset one of supporting the United States acting to prevent Iran from obtaining a nuclear weapon.
VANCOUVER -- Vancouver Mayor Ken Sim is filling the gaps left in his apologies to fellow Coun. Sean Orr, who he falsely accused of distributing illegal drugs after being shown a photo that he didn't verify.
MONTREAL -- Former Newfoundland and Labrador premier Andrew Furey is joining National Bank of Canada as vice-chair.
A Canadian man visiting Dubai says his family needs more help from the government to get home, as flight cancellations have impeded their travel since the U.S.-Iran conflict broke out on Saturday and halted air traffic across the region.
HALIFAX -- Parents of people with disabilities say it's going to become tougher to care for loved ones because of the Nova Scotia government's recent budget cuts.
HALIFAX -- A First Nation chief in Nova Scotia is asserting that Indigenous Peoples have a treaty right to sell cannabis amid fresh police raids on multiple Mi'kmaq-owned cannabis operations.
WINNIPEG -- Health care and ongoing deficits are expected to be major topics as the Manitoba legislature reconvenes today after the winter break.
TORONTO -- Former Toronto mayor John Tory has announced he won't be running in this year's municipal election.
SASKATOON -- A union representing Saskatchewan library workers is calling on Premier Scott Moe's government to quickly address drug addiction issues that are causing violence.
Alberta Hospitals Minister Matt Jones says he doesn't blame doctors for the delay in a core initiative to address extreme pressures in the province's emergency departments.
VICTORIA -- British Columbia's chief coroner has called an inquest into the shooting deaths of nine people in Tumbler Ridge to determine how future deaths might be prevented.
VICTORIA -- British Columbia's chief coroner is set to make an announcement about last month's mass killings in Tumbler Ridge, amid calls for a public investigation.
OTTAWA -- The federal government has released details of recent agreements with the Musqueam First Nation recognizing Aboriginal title over an area potentially covering much of Greater Vancouver, but it says the agreements do not have any effect on privately owned land.
WINNIPEG -- A Winnipeg man is facing charges after RCMP allege he posted multiple online threats targeting Prime Minister Mark Carney.
Prime Minister Mark Carney met with Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi Monday in New Delhi, where the two leaders announced a series of agreements, including a strategic energy partnership.
MONTREAL -- Two prominent Quebec legislature members say they won't be running in the provincial election scheduled for the fall.
OTTAWA -- Prime Minister Mark Carney says Canada will not participate in the ongoing conflict in Iran.
Some Iranian Canadians are expressing their support for foreign intervention in Iran after the U.S. and Israel launched a major attack on the Middle Eastern country, sending missiles into Iran overnight.
Some Iranian Canadians are expressing their support for foreign intervention in Iran after the U.S. and Israel launched a major attack on the Middle Eastern country, sending missiles into Iran overnight.
MONTREAL -- Concordia and McGill universities say they are abandoning their legal challenge against the Quebec government's decision to maintain a 33 per cent tuition hike for out-of-province students.
OTTAWA -- Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre is planning his first official international trip as opposition leader next week, with plans to meet with parliamentary colleagues and business leaders in both London and Germany.
OTTAWA -- Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre will meet with parliamentary colleagues and business leaders and give multiple speeches when he visits London and Germany next week for his first official international trip as opposition leader.
HALIFAX -- A group representing the majority of First Nations chiefs in Nova Scotia says the provincial government's budget cuts appear to be targeting Mi'kmaw-specific programs.
MONTREAL -- Stephane Dion, the former leader of the federal Liberals and an ex-ambassador, has been named the first "diplomat in residence" at Universite de Montreal.
OTTAWA -- The federal government posted a budgetary deficit of $26.14 billion for the April-to-December period of its 2025-26 fiscal year.
Saturday marks 35 years since the Persian Gulf War ended, but Canadians who were deployed there have been fighting another battle -- getting better recognition for their role in the conflict.
