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Hillary Clinton book tour stopping in Toronto, Montreal, Vancouver
Hillary Clinton is stopping in Toronto, Montreal and Vancouver to promote her upcoming book "What Happened."
B.C. premier, forests minister, tours several wildfires, including Kelowna
British Columbia's premier spent Monday touring some communities affected by this year's unprecedented wildfire season, promising financial assistance.
No word on gay apology as top soldier, Trudeau walk in Ottawa Pride parade
Canada's top soldier expressed solidarity with the LGBTQ community on Sunday, August 27, 2017, by walking in Ottawa's annual Pride parade.
Houston underwater
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau pledged to offer support as Texas suffered catastrophic flooding following the passage of Hurricane Harvey.
Trump says Canada is being 'very difficult' in NAFTA talks, suggests terminating
U.S. President Donald Trump is again suggesting that NAFTA be terminated, this time saying that both Canada and Mexico are being "very difficult".
Premiers, governors to discuss cross-border trade at Charlottetown meeting
Eastern Canadian premiers are stressing the need to make Canada's case on cross-border trade at every opportunity in the Donald Trump era.
School dress codes a contentious issue for some parents as academic year begins
When Karen Green sends her two daughters, aged nine and 12, back to school in September, she knows she'll have to contend with their school's dress code.
Hundreds of properties threatened by out-of-control wildfire near Kelowna, B.C.
Officials say a wildfire that is burning out of control east of Kelowna, B.C., is not believed to have destroyed any homes or other structures.
Freeland and auto workers discuss labour standards as NAFTA talks continue
Foreign Affairs Minister Chrystia Freeland is again meeting with key players in the auto industry as the first round of critical NAFTA renegotiations continue.
Time to join U.S. ballistic missile defence, says retired general, senator
Retired general and senator Romeo Dallaire says Canada should finally embrace ballistic missile defence.