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Misogynistic slur defaces Catherine McKenna's office
Newly re-elected Liberal MP Catherine McKenna says she has notified police after someone spray-painted a vulgar slur on the front of her Ottawa Centre campaign office.
B.C. backs proposal for liquefied natural gas ship refuelling facility
A proposal to build the first ship-to-ship liquefied natural gas marine refuelling service along the west coast of North America is getting support from the British Columbia government.
Precision Drilling reports $3.5M Q3 loss, revenue down from year ago
Precision Drilling Corp. says it lost $3.5 million in its latest quarter compared with a loss of $30.6 million in the same quarter last year as it cut expenses.
Singh calls for reform of 'broken' voting system after NDP falls short in Quebec
NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh says there's nothing wrong with Canada — it's the electoral system that is broken and in need of repair.
Greta is coming to Vancouver
Climate change activist Greta Thunberg will visit Vancouver to take part in what organizers bill as a post-election climate strike.
Chair of Quebec youth protection inquiry says society failed kids
An inquiry into youth protection in Quebec has begun with a declaration that the exercise itself reflects a societal failure.
Trudeau thanks morning commuters in his Montreal riding after election victory
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau showed up at a Metro station on Tuesday, October 22, 2019, in his Montreal riding of Papineau to thank his constituents for helping the Liberals secure a minority-government victory.
Energy regulator says crude-by-rail shipments fell to 310,000 bpd in August
The Canada Energy Regulator says exports of crude oil by rail from Canada fell slightly in August to 310,000 barrels per day from 313,000 bpd in July.
Independent Sen. Andre Pratte announces resignation on election night
Andre Pratte announced his resignation from the Senate on Monday, october 21, 2019, night, just as the federal election results were rolling in.
Mafia link suspected after man gunned down in Montreal parking lot
Police in Montreal say a man was gunned down on Monday, October 21, 2019, outside a business in the city's west end in a slaying that appears to be linked to organized crime.