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Legault in hot seat after incorrectly answering question on immigration
Coalition Avenir Quebec Leader Francois Legault said on Sunday, September 16, 2018, he was on "solid ground" with his immigration proposals, despite having incorrectly answered a question on the subject.
Inquiry into Muskrat Falls megaproject 'boondoggle' to begin in Labrador
It has been called a "boondoggle" — by the man in charge.
NDP's Jagmeet Singh set to run in B.C.'s Burnaby South riding after nomination
Federal New Democratic Party Leader Jagmeet Singh will run in an upcoming byelection in British Columbia.
'Inspiring' girl aims to stir others into action with book about river cleanup
Stella Bowles has won national science prizes and public service awards. She has a scholarship lined up from Western University, and a book about her work is being published this month.
Prime Minister cautions Canadians to be wary about toking before travel
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is sounding a cautionary note about the recreational use of marijuana, saying that consuming it could have consequences for Canadians crossing the border into the United States.
'It's disheartening:' Teepees start to come down at Saskatchewan legislature
Teepees are coming down at an Indigenous protest camp on the grounds of the Saskatchewan legislature.
Endangered corpse flower plant to bloom for first time at Toronto Zoo
A plant that can take about a decade to produce a flower that emits a putrid scent is set to bloom this week at the Toronto Zoo — years ahead of schedule.
Singh's leadership under microscope as NDP MPs prepare to meet in B.C.
NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh is facing pressure to show his team is united as he prepares to meet tomorrow, September 11, 2018, with caucus members in Surrey, B.C.
Lack of treatment for sexual assault victim unacceptable: Nova Scotia premier
Nova Scotia's premier says a hospital's decision to turn away a young sexual assault victim was unacceptable, and Stephen McNeil is now calling on the province's Health Department to determine who was responsible.
Canada to formally apologize in November for turning away German Jews in 1939
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says Canada will formally apologize in November for turning away a boat of German Jews seeking asylum in 1939, which led to the deaths of more than 200 people.