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Emissions, First Nations and the IMF: three ways politics touched us this week

OTTAWA—Federal politicians were scarce on Parliament Hill this week, taking advantage of the last few days before Parliament returns to …

Travis Vader trial: Couple’s family relieved at guilty verdict, but still don’t know what happened

EDMONTON—The son of an Alberta couple who disappeared while driving to a camping trip with family more than six years …

Shooting sends people scurry from mall in northern Alberta community

GRANDE PRAIRIE, Alta.—A manhunt was underway late Thursday after two people were injured during a shooting inside a busy shopping …

Canadian minister heads on tour to save trade deal with European Union

WASHINGTON—Canada’s trade minister is flying to meetings in different countries over the coming week in an attempt to save a …

Peter MacKay says he’s not running for Conservative leadership

OTTAWA – Former cabinet minister Peter MacKay says he won’t run for the Conservative leadership, ending a summer of speculation. …

National Energy Board cites ‘apprehension of bias,’ drops Energy East reviewers

OTTAWA—The National Energy Board has sidelined all three Energy East reviewers following complaints that two of them met privately with …

Trudeau says protectionist views in U.S., Europe unlikely to creep into Canada

HANGZHOU, China – Justin Trudeau spent days urging world leaders to fight back against rising anti-trade sentiments, but he says …

Two people dead in helicopter crash in northern New Brunswick

CAMPBELLTON, N.B.—Two people died in a helicopter crash in northern New Brunswick Sunday. RCMP said three people were aboard the …

Ambrose says she’s against Leitch’s proposal to screen for ‘anti Canadian values’

OTTAWA—Conservative Leader Rona Ambrose told CTV that she doesn’t support Kellie Leitch’s proposal to screen new immigrants for “anti-Canadian values.” …

Alberta open to talks on electricity dispute, but says consumers to be protected

EDMONTON—Alberta’s deputy premier says the province is open to negotiating an out-of-court deal to resolve a potential $2-billion power dispute …

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