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PM to attend Margaret Trudeau's autobiographical show at Chicago's Second City
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and his family are headed to Chicago this weekend to check out Margaret Trudeau's autobiographical one-woman show.
Ships must keep 400-metre distance as part of new rules to protect killer whales
Starting June 1, the minimum distance ships must keep from all killer whales will double to 400 metres, although commercial whale-watchers can apply for authorization to view whales other than southern residents from 200 metres away.
Canadian Natural reports $961M Q1 profit up from $583M a year ago
Canadian Natural Resources Ltd. reported a first-quarter profit of $961 million, up from $583 million in the same quarter last year, as it benefited from higher prices due in part to Alberta's mandatory production curtailments.
Tory Leader Dennis King sworn in as 33rd premier of Prince Edward Island
Dennis King has been sworn in as premier of Prince Edward Island.
Gerard Bouchard declares opposition to Quebec's 'radical' secularism bill
A second prominent intellectual has told the Quebec government it is going down the wrong path with its secularism bill, saying there is no compelling reason to lump teachers among the public servants who'd be prevented from displaying their religious beliefs at work.
Enbridge CEO says changes to Bill C-69 are 'critical' for Canadian energy sector
The CEO of Enbridge Inc. says it's "critical" to Canada's energy future that substantive changes are made to proposed federal legislation to revamp how big resource projects win federal approval.
Missing Supreme Court Justice Clement Gascon found safe: Ottawa police
The Ottawa Police Service says Supreme Court of Canada Justice Clement Gascon has been found safe and sound.
Christian woman acquitted of blasphemy in Pakistan arrives in Canada: lawyer
A lawyer representing a Christian woman acquitted of blasphemy after she spent eight years on death row in Pakistan says she has arrived in Canada.
Popular seaside Halifax park to cut or trim about 80,000 trees this summer
An estimated 80,000 trees are to be cut down or trimmed in Halifax's largest municipal park this summer.
Blood-donor deferral period for men who have sex with men cut to three months
Health Minister Ginette Petitpas Taylor says men who have sex with men will be able to give blood after a deferral period of three months, down from a year.