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Impeachment report outlines what it calls 'significant misconduct' by Donald Trump a day ago – The House intelligence committee has released a sweeping impeachment report outlining evidence of what it calls Donald Trump's wrongdoing toward Ukraine, findings that will serve as the foundation for debate over whether the 45th U.S. president should be removed from office.
Why Scheer's defenders are pointing to the 2004 election now — and why the argument doesn't hold up
Elon Musk testifies in defamation trial over his tweet about British cave diver
Toyota, Lexus owners warned about thefts that use 'relay attacks'
'My only mistake ... was meeting that woman,' Regina man guilty of horrific sex assault tells sentencing judge
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Ready to rumble: Liberal ministers brace for critics' grilling in the House of Commons 20 hours ago – Canada's political parties are preparing to start a new session of Parliament and run the daily gauntlet of question period — when opposition MPs fire out questions and hold the government to account.

'Why is this happening to me?' Immigration issues keep B.C. man and wife apart for 20 years of marriage

Andrew Scheer's personal numbers suggest he was part of the problem in October

Montreal leads call for tighter gun laws before Polytechnique anniversary

RCMP owe the Aga Khan's island more than $56,000 for Trudeau vacation

Navy investigating reservist who encouraged fellow members of neo-Nazi web forum to enlist

U.S. doubles number of 5-year bans on travellers from Canada

Moody's downgrades Alberta's credit rating, citing continued dependence on oil

Ontario public high school teachers to hold 1-day walkout today

B.C. man identified in connection with RCMP probe into CRA phone scam

Huawei to move research centre from U.S. to Canada, founder says

Trudeau government moving forward on UN Indigenous rights legislation, says minister 12 hours ago – The Justin Trudeau Liberal government is moving forward with proposed federal legislation on the UN Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples (UNDRIP).and is aiming to pass it by the end of 2020, according to two cabinet ministers.

President's Choice brand coleslaw recalled due to possible salmonella

Map of potential school shooting outlined goal to kill '150 - 200 people'

Canadian families will pay nearly $500 more in 2020 for food, report says

Trudeau-Trump spat cast a shadow over a summit that got things done, say leaders

Ontario high schools close as teachers stage 1-day strike

Trump's conduct meets definition of 'high crimes and misdemeanours': legal experts

Municipalities will pay up as Alberta adds 300 RCMP officers to combat rural crime

Trump calls Trudeau 'two-faced' after PM's candid comments caught on camera

'Gave their lives for us': Canada's role in Italian campaign remembered 75 years later

How vaping is undermining Canada's battle against cigarettes

Sailor kills 2, himself in attack at U.S. military base in Hawaii 2 hours ago – The U.S. military says a sailor shot and killed two civilian Department of Defence employees at the Pearl Harbor shipyard before taking his own life.

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Widely respected Japanese doctor among dead in ambush in Afghanistan

Ottawa failed to work with First Nations to prepare for new child welfare law, says AFN national chief

Did Princess Anne really snub Donald Trump? Apparently not, but she sure got people talking

St. Petersburg rejects Rays' proposal for split season with Montreal

Pakistani investigators say hundreds of girls and women being sold to China — but neither country will act

Supreme Court decision could ultimately lead to 95-year-old ex-Nazi's deportation from Canada

Another of the PM's planes is grounded - this time for an engine fault

Ontario climate change plan not based on "sound evidence," auditor general's report finds

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