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Experts call for Transportation Safety Board to investigate Ottawa bus crash
Experts are calling on the federal transportation safety board to investigate a deadly bus crash in Ottawa to prevent similar incidents from occurring again.
Justin Trudeau to make 'Corner Gas Animated' cameo, Brent Butt tweets
Justin Trudeau will follow in the footsteps of two previous prime ministers by appearing in an episode of "Corner Gas."
Political Ottawa abuzz with speculation about Monday cabinet shuffle
Political Ottawa is abuzz with speculation about how Prime Minister Justin Trudeau will reshape his cabinet on Monday, January 14, 2019, morning after the unexpected resignation of longtime Liberal Scott Brison from his post as Treasury Board president.
Trump: USMCA to pay for wall; 'I never said they would write out a cheque'
President Donald Trump is leaning ever more towards declaring a national emergency at the southern U.S. border, and insists the new trade pact with Canada and Mexico will more than cover the cost of his long-promised wall project.
Trudeau says B.C. protest arrests not 'ideal,' but rule of law must be respected
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says it's "not an ideal situation" that 14 people were arrested on Monday, January 7, 2019, in northwestern British Columbia over a protest against construction of the Coastal GasLink natural gas pipeline.
Quebec premier replaces environment minister less than three months after election
Quebec Premier Francois Legault replaced his environment minister on Tuesday, January 8, 2019, citing her difficulty communicating with journalists.
Suncor Energy reports production hits quarterly record in fourth quarter
Suncor Energy Inc. says its upstream production in the last three months of 2018 hit a quarterly record.
Global Affairs acknowledges Quebecer may have been kidnapped: report
Radio-Canada reports that the federal government is not ruling out the possibility that a Quebec woman and her Italian friend may have been abducted in west Africa.
RCMP member discharged firearm at suspect in Dieppe incident: police
Police say a member of the RCMP fired their gun at a suspect who they allege "took actions threatening first responders" during an incident in Dieppe, N.B., on Saturday.
Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe to apologize to '60s Scoop survivors
Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe is set apologize to survivors of the '60s Scoop at the legislature this morning.