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Quebec Liberals sputter as CAQ, QS see fortunes rise in Montreal 19 hours ago  –  The Quebec Liberal Party headed into this campaign as the Official Opposition, holding 27 seats. Some analysts say the party faces nearly insurmountable odds to win on Oct. 3. How it fares could shape politics in Quebec for years to come.

There's a bargain politicians and Alberta public servants make. Danielle Smith will blow it up

With death of Queen Elizabeth, Indigenous people reflect on often difficult relationship with the Crown

With death of Queen Elizabeth, Indigenous people reflect on often difficult relationship with the Crown 2 days ago  –  As people across the globe mourn the death of Queen Elizabeth, First Nations people reflect on what the future may hold for their relationship with the Crown.

King Charles and his siblings escort Queen's coffin in Edin

Woman discovers live frog in sealed lettuce container in London, Ont., grocery store 12 hours ago  –  Chantel Scott was on the phone with her mom when she spotted a frog inside a sealed lettuce container at a Sobeys supermarket in north London, Ont., on Saturday. Scott assumed the frog was dead until she picked it up and saw it move.

Green MPs threatened to leave party if leadership race paused, email to party council says

Ontario opens appointments for new bivalent COVID-19 booster shots to all adults

Canadian MMA fighter Elias Theodorou dies at 34 of liver cancer

B.C. woman who suffered stroke waited over an hour for an ambulance. Now she's partially paralyzed

Heavy downpour overflowing riverbanks, flooding streets in St. John's area

Mom who went to Manitoba ER for postpartum depression help told she had 'nothing to be depressed about'

Gimli, Man., rallies together to put on picture-perfect wedding for Ukrainian newcomers

Woman seeking rape kit turned away from Fredericton ER, told to make appointment for next day

National Holocaust Monument 'desecrated' by use as photo and video backdrop

Classes on hold for thousands of international students sti

Justice Minister Tyler Shandro asks Alberta Human Rights Commission chief to resign an hour ago  –  Justice Minister Tyler Shandro has asked Collin May to resign, responding to concerns raised by more than two dozen Muslim organizations.

Families, communities of past Sask. tragedies offer condolences to James Smith Cree Nation, Weldon

The National | GTA shooting, Scotland mourns Queen Elizabeth, Poilievre caucus speech

Emmys 2022: Full list of winners

This centenarian knit 100 caps for babies in need to mark her milestone birthday

Toronto police officer among 2 killed in series of Ontario shootings; suspect shot dead by police

Newly released image from James Webb telescope reveals Orion Nebula in 'amazing detail'

This soldier fought for Russia. Now, he's fleeing after criticizing what he saw in Ukraine

Blue Origin's New Shepard rocket, which has carried space tourists, suffers failure

More than 1,000 people and major hydro dams under evacuation orders as wildfires cloak much of B.C. in smoke

Canada is losing jobs — but the economy is losing more wo