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Endangered southern resident killer whales spotted with baby off B.C. coast
Researchers with the Department of Fisheries and Oceans are cheering after spotting all three pods that make up the endangered southern resident killer whale population.
Three endangered North Atlantic right whales found entangled in ropes
More endangered North Atlantic right whales are in trouble in the Gulf of St. Lawrence.
New sergeant-at-arms appointed in Ottawa
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is welcoming the appointment of Patrick McDonell as the official sergeant-at-arms of the House of Commons.
Parties' financial returns show Tories topped Liberals in 2018 fundraising
Newly released figures show the federal Conservatives entered this election year having outpaced the Liberals in fundraising by more than $8.3 million in 2018.
Coleman set for cross-examination today after judge clears path for her evidence
The sexual-assault trial of former Afghanistan hostage Joshua Boyle will proceed today, July 3, 2019, after the judge decided evidence given earlier in the trial is still admissible.
Indigenous group says Trans Mountain bid could be ready next week
An Indigenous-led group says it will soon be ready to make a bid for majority ownership of the controversial Trans Mountain pipeline currently owned by the federal government.
Exotic cats kept in dark, dirty trailers seized from B.C. breeder
The British Columbia Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals says it has seized 13 exotic cats that were found in "horrific conditions" outside of Kamloops, B.C.
'Naive' of Canada to believe Trump pushed Xi on Kovrig, Spavor: China
The Chinese government is accusing Prime Minister Justin Trudeau of being naive in assuming that President Donald Trump did him any favours by raising the case of two imprisoned Canadians with President Xi Jinping.
Workers who were trapped deep in Saskatchewan mine now safely back on surface
A fertilizer company says all 34 people who were trapped deep in a Saskatchewan potash mine for more than a day are now safely above ground.
Trudeau expected to confirm federal funding for Montreal's metro extension
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is expected to confirm on Thursday, July 4, 2019, that the federal government will help finance Montreal's metro extension, multiple sources have told The Canadian Press.