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Brazilian bull rider Marcos Gloria wins top prize at the Calgary Stampede rodeo
Brazilian bull rider Marcos Gloria made the most of his second chance to win $100,000 at the Calgary Stampede rodeo on Sunday, July 15, 2018.
Trudeau government initially offered $3.85 billion for Trans Mountain pipeline assets
Once they decided on a 100 per cent sale, Kinder Morgan offered to sell for $6.5 billion and the government came back with a counter offer of $3.85 billion.
PM, justice minister asked to consider new trial or pardon in Latimer case
A Saskatchewan farmer who was convicted of killing his severely disabled daughter nearly 25 years ago is applying for either a new trial or a pardon.
Involve business in ocean plastics pollution issue, talks: McKenna
The federal environment minister says she wants business leaders involved when she and her counterparts from other G7 nations gather in Halifax this fall to discuss how to reduce the flow of plastic waste into the oceans.
'A great New Brunswicker:' former premier Ray Frenette dead at 83
The 28th premier of New Brunswick has died, according to a press release issued on Saturday, July 14, 2018, by the provincial government.
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.