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Second Sikh student attacked on transit in Kelowna, B.C.
Police say a Sikh high school student in Kelowna, B.C., was pepper sprayed after an "altercation" on a bus on Monday, in the second instance of violence against a Sikh youth riding public transit in the city this year.
Calgary E. coli cases still rising
The number of E. coli cases linked to an outbreak at several Calgary daycares continues to rise, but doctors say there are fewer patients in hospital with serious complications.
Trudeau meets with MPs and Liberal slump in polls will come up
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is expected to meet with most of his party's MPs this afternoon as they try to reverse a slump in the polls.
Feds won't break even on EV deals till 2043: PBO
The parliamentary budget officer says it will take the federal government until 2043 to break even on its EV battery deals with two automotive giants.
'Freedom Convoy' Facebook page in the spotlight at trial today
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has finally left India after technical issues with a government aircraft delayed his departure by two days.
B.C. announces task force on climate emergencies as wildfire season continues
British Columbia will form an expert disaster task force to rapidly deploy to, respond to and support people and communities facing emergencies amid a historic wildfire season that has destroyed about 400 structures, mostly homes, said Premier David Eby.
Yellowknife residents heading home, but many still evacuated from other communities
Thousands of people from the Northwest Territories have returned home this week after a wildfire evacuation order was lifted for Yellowknife's 20,000 residents.
Canada to partner with southeast Asian countries to tackle global food insecurity
Canada released a joint statement with 10 southeast Asian countries today that lays out a commitment to tackle global food insecurity and nutritional needs.
Thousands head home as Yellowknife evacuation order set to lift
Thousands of vehicles are expected to travel to Yellowknife in the coming days as a three-week evacuation order is set to lift at noon today.
A timeline of Ontario's decision to develop protected Greenbelt lands and its aftermath
Embattled Ontario Housing Minister Steve Clark stepped down from his cabinet role on Monday following weeks of criticism over his handling of efforts to remove land from the province's protected Greenbelt.