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EQAO makes changes to resources for students during testing
Students will also be able to access the Internet for some online instructional tools like translators and calculators through online...
Saskatchewan college honours memory of Humboldt Broncos coach who died in crash
Darcy Haugan wore jersey No. 22 when he was a star player with the Briercrest College Clippers in the late...
Don’t sign USMCA until LGBTQ language excised, U.S. lawmakers urge Trump
A coalition of 40 members of the House of Representatives has written to the president to demand that the language...
VW wants to storm car market with cheaper electric model
Auto companies need electrics to meet new environmental standards in many countries.
Canada Post asks for halt to international shipments as parcel backlog grows
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau warned last week his government will act to end the rotating strikes if there is no significant...
Backlog of illegal asylum claims has ballooned to over 28,000
New statistics from the Immigration and Refugee Board show over 5,000 new refugee claims were filed between July and September...
Final order issued barring mail delivery of tabloid accused of promoting hate
Last fall, the tabloid's publisher, LeRoy St. Germaine, and editor-in-chief, James Sears, were each charged with two counts of wilful...
Bombardier executive stock plan under the microscope by securities regulator
Legault said the regional jet program could preserve the 1,000 or so jobs currently in Mirabel, Que., if the manufacturer...
Children of migrants living in U.S. pushing up American asylum-seeker numbers
The Immigration Department says most of these people are children born in the United States whose parents are citizens of...
Brian Gallant to make resignation announcement official at news conference today
He intends to remain as Opposition leader until the party chooses his replacement.
Early data suggests no spike in pot-impaired driving after legalization: police
Cantelo said there were three impaired driving charges in his community over the last few weeks and they were "strictly older...
New book alleges Brian Mulroney bargained over daughter’s political future
The group met to discuss Brown potentially swinging his political support and organizational power to Caroline Mulroney, who at the time...
‘We will not be dictated to’: Quebec premier Legault warns Ottawa over health care
Legault told reporters that Quebec has full authority over its health care system.
Alberta threatens to pull funding for 28 schools over gay-straight alliances
Private schools receive as much as 70 per cent of their funding from the province.
Caps’ Wilson has suspension cut to 14 games by arbitrator
Washington Capitals forward Tom Wilson has had his 20-game suspension reduced to 14 by a neutral arbitrator and is eligible...
Calgarians asked for 2026 ‘yea’ or ‘nay’ in Winter Games plebiscite
CALGARY — Calgarians head to the polls to declare whether they want the city to host a second Winter Games. The question "are you for or...
Ambrosie plans to talk with board to discuss potential changes after missed call
CFL commissioner Randy Ambrosie was planning to talk with the league's board of governors on Tuesday to discuss some business matters. He'll...
Trump’s Twitter tirades shadow Trudeau’s talk on social media and politics
PARIS — Politicians working to harness the power of social media to connect with voters need to figure out how...
‘So many bears:’ Draft plan says Nunavut polar bear numbers unsafe
There are too many polar bears in parts of Nunavut and climate change hasn't yet affected any of them, says...
UCP member apologizes for ‘unintentionally’ comparing pride flag to swastikas
John Carpay issued a statement Sunday evening, saying he wished to clarify the remarks he made at a conference organized...