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NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh fuels speculation as he visits B.C.'s Burnaby South
Federal New Democrat Leader Jagmeet Singh says while he has been encouraged to run for Parliament in the newly vacated British Columbia riding of Burnaby South, he won't be making an announcement yet.
Justin Bieber confirms engagement to American model Hailey Baldwin
Canada pop superstar Justin Bieber has broken his silence, confirming his engagement to American model Hailey Baldwin.
Deadline looms for hundreds of asylum seekers in Toronto student residences
On a summer afternoon, the sounds of children babbling behind closed doors spills into the otherwise deserted halls of an east Toronto student residence.
Mass held in Lac-Megantic to mark fifth anniversary of tragedy
A commemorative church service was held in Lac-Megantic on Friday, July 6, 2018, to mark the five-year-anniversary of the train derailment that killed 47 people and destroyed part of downtown.
54 deaths in Quebec attributed to heat as hot, humid weather subsides
Quebec health officials say at least 54 people are now believed to have died from heat-related complications.
B.C. regulator fines $920 Kinder Morgan for Water Sustainability Act violations
The B.C. Oil and Gas Commission says it has fined Kinder Morgan Canada Ltd. $920 for four violations of the provincial Water Sustainability Act related to the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion.
Six dead in Montreal as much of Canada remains under blanket of hot, humid air
Montreal health officials are blaming the heavy heat and humidity for at least six deaths in recent days.
Rallies across Canada protest separation of children from families in the U.S.
From Vancouver to Halifax, crowds of people rallied in cities across Canada on Saturday, June 30, 2018, to protest a policy that separated families who were caught crossing the U.S.-Mexico border.
IOC commits hundreds of millions to 2026 host city as Calgary mulls bid
The International Olympic Committee has committed to contributing US$925 million to the host city of the 2026 Olympic and Paralympic Games.
Trudeau's Regina visit doesn't include Indigenous protest at legislature
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says his government continues to "engage deeply with leaders and communities" when he was asked whether he would visit an Indigenous protest on the Saskatchewan legislature grounds.