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Indigenous woman fights to stay in Canada, saying traditional territory is B.C.
A First Nations woman working to revive a threatened language in her traditional territory of northern British Columbia says she's being forced to leave the country on Canada Day.
Governor General Julie Payette wishes Canada a happy 151st birthday
Governor General Julie Payette is wishing everyone a happy Canada Day on the country's 151st birthday.
Crown seeks prison time for disgraced ex-Quebec construction mogul Tony Accurso
One-time Quebec construction mogul Tony Accurso should receive a five-year prison term and be ordered to pay $1.6 million, the Crown prosecutor said on Thursday, June 28, 2018.
Ottawa details list of U.S. tariff targets, offers up to $2B in support
The federal Liberal government is taking its cross-border trade dispute with the United States up a notch, unveiling an extensive final list Friday of $16.6-billion worth of American imports that will be hit with retaliatory tariffs this weekend.
Feds learned by accident of Harper's plans to visit White House next week
The Trudeau government only found out by accident that former prime minister Stephen Harper was planning to visit the White House next week in the midst of a looming trade war between Canada and the United States.
Navdeep Bains acclaimed as Liberal candidate in 2019 federal campaign kickoff
The Liberals have nominated their first candidate for next year's federal election.
Canadians dodged paying feds up to $3B in taxes on foreign income: CRA
Canadians dodged paying Ottawa somewhere between $800 million and $3 billion worth of taxes on foreign personal income in 2014, says a new federal estimate released on Thursday, June 28, 2018.
Harper plans visit to White House without telling Trudeau government: report
Former prime minister Stephen Harper is reportedly planning a trip to the White House next week, bucking convention by not informing the Canadian government of his visit.
Architect of modern Quebec education system dies at 98; state funeral planned
Paul Gerin-Lajoie, a key architect of education system reforms in Quebec during the 1960s, has died at the age of 98.
Trudeau to visit three cities on Canada Day, skip Parliament Hill festivities
Justin Trudeau will skip Canada Day festivities on Parliament Hill this year. The prime minister is scheduled to visit Leamington, Ont., Regina and Dawson City, Yukon — all on July 1.