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Freeland to talk housing with B.C. premier David Eby
Federal Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland says she stopped at a recently built downtown Victoria rental apartment building on Monday before meeting with British Columbia Premier David Eby, where housing was slated to top the agenda.
Quebec releases 'restrained' budget today amid sluggish economy
Quebec's finance minister says the budget he is expected to present later today will be "restrained" amid what he describes as a provincial economy in stagnation.
Trudeau discusses political upheaval with Haiti's outgoing PM
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has spoken with Haiti's now-departing prime minister about the ongoing humanitarian, security and political crises in that country.
Canada sanctions two more Iranians accused of repressing women and girls
Joly says Iranian women and girls face an increasingly repressive environment where they risk injury or death for expressing themselves or demanding basic rights.
Family killed in Nashville plane crash lived in King Township near Toronto
An Ontario town is mourning a family of five who died in a Nashville plane crash earlier this week.
Two adults, four children found dead in Ottawa-area home
Ottawa police are investigating the deaths of six people including four children and two adults found in a home in the city's Barrhaven area.
Michael Spavor settles with federal government over China detention
He did not elaborate and no other details were immediately available; media reports suggest the settlement is worth as much as $7 million.
Five Canadians killed in Nashville plane crash
U.S. authorities continue to investigate a plane crash in Tennessee that killed five Canadians.
Who owes B.C.'s securities watchdog the most money in fines?
The British Columbia Securities Commission has levied about $430 million in unpaid fines and disgorgement orders for breaches of the province's Securities Act.
Eagles die eating toxic substance at Prince Rupert landfill
The City of Prince Rupert says 19 eagles are dead after someone dumped an unknown "deleterious substance" at a local landfill on Friday.