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Ex-Quebec premier Jean Charest to pilot aerospace industry relaunch plan
Canada's aerospace industry has appointed former Quebec premier Jean Charest to chart a new course for the sector.
Halifax naval memorial vandalized with anti-war slogans, anarchy symbols
Vandals defaced a Halifax naval memorial honouring thousands who died in the First and Second World Wars overnight on Sunday, October 8, 2018, but veterans and others quickly went to work removing the graffiti.
UCP rejects hate after Soldiers of Odin pose for pics at party pub night
Alberta's United Conservatives say hateful views have no place in their party, after photos on social media appeared to show members of an anti-immigrant group at a constituency association pub night.
Scientists trying to save B.C.'s western rattlesnakes from becoming roadkill
British Columbia's rattlesnakes may not get much respect, but scientists are working to change that — and in the process, save a diminishing species.
New Brunswick still deadlocked after recounts confirm results in three ridings
The recounts are in, but New Brunswick is no closer to having a definitive winner from last week's election.
Quebec Liberals name longtime member Pierre Arcand interim leader
The Quebec Liberals took their first step toward rebuilding on Friday, October 5, 2018, choosing veteran Liberal member Pierre Arcand as interim leader.
Saskatchewan, Ontario premiers say fight against carbon tax building steam
The premiers of Saskatchewan and Ontario welcomed another province into their anti-carbon-tax tent on Thursday, October 4, 2018, and said the fight against Ottawa's plan to put a price on pollution is gaining momentum.
Ontario, Saskatchewan premiers to meet in Saskatoon about carbon tax, economy
Ontario Premier Doug Ford is bringing his anti-carbon tax crusade to Saskatchewan.
Quebec's highest court rules woman wearing hijab was entitled to be heard
Quebec's highest court has ruled a woman who was denied justice three years ago after a judge ordered her to remove her hijab was entitled to be heard by the court.
LNG Canada project in British Columbia given final approval by shareholders
Investors have given final approval for a massive liquefied national gas project in northern British Columbia.