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Tragically Hip strikes partnership with medical marijuana company
A soon-to-be publicly traded medicinal marijuana producer has partnered with the Tragically Hip in anticipation of the drug's legalization and a burgeoning recreational market.
Ex-student leader wins Montreal riding of Gouin for left-leaning Quebec solidaire
Former Quebec student leader Gabriel Nadeau-Dubois strolled to victory for Quebec solidaire in a provincial byelection in the Montreal riding of Gouin on Monday, May 29, 2017.
NDP MP, leadership hopeful Niki Ashton is pregnant and pressing on
Ashton's baby is due in November, but the Manitoba MP says she has no plans on slowing down in the race to replace Tom Mulcair as leader of the NDP.
Trudeau, Scheer talk Parliament, trade in first call after Conservative race
New Conservative leader Andrew Scheer's victory speech was peppered with attacks on Prime Minister Justin Trudeau.
Quebecers head to polls for byelection in Montreal riding of Gouin
Quebecers are voting in a provincial byelection on Monday in the Montreal riding of Gouin, where a former student activist running for the left-wing Quebec solidaire party is heavily favoured to win.
Hundreds rally in Burnaby, B.C. against Trans Mountain pipeline expansion
Hundreds of people in British Columbia have completed a 75-kilometre march to protest Kinder Morgan"s Trans Mountain pipeline expansion.
Boeing says trade complaint against Bombardier designed to prevent larger CSeries
Boeing says its trade complaint against Bombardier is designed to prevent the Montreal-based rival from using subsidies to produce a larger version of the CSeries plane
Husky Oil confirms West White Rose project off Newfoundland
The Newfoundland and Labrador government was exultant on Monday, May 29, 2017, as Husky Energy announced it will finally proceed with the multimillion-dollar West White Rose project.
Newfoundland woman heartbroken after local SPCA puts down three-day-old moose
A Newfoundland woman who bottle-fed a baby moose after it got lost in the woods without its mother is reeling after the local SPCA put the animal down.
Maud Lewis painting 'Three Black Cats' auctioned for $36,800
A Maud Lewis painting has been sold for well above its pre-auction estimate for the second time in a month.