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Conservative Leader Poilievre in New York to pitch closer Canada-U.S. ties
OTTAWA - Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre told an American TV audience Thursday that Canadians are united in their mission to fight U.S. President Donald Trump's tariffs. In an interview with CNBC...
The Canadian Press
Sep 10, 2026
Court asked to order Élections Québec to mail out English voting information
MONTREAL - A lawyer for lections Qubec told a Montreal courtroom on Thursday that there might be time to send out one piece of English-language voter information by mail, as the elections agency and p...
The Canadian Press
Sep 10, 2026
N.B. premier directing public institutions to stop buying American amid trade war
FREDERICTON - New Brunswick Premier Susan Holt has ordered the province's public sector to stop buying American products when Canadian substitutes are available, saying the move is in response to the ...
The Canadian Press
Sep 10, 2026
Case against Halifax man accused of threatening U.S. consulate delayed until October
HALIFAX - The case against a man accused of threatening to bomb the U.S. consulate in Halifax has been delayed until next month. Ali Assakereh was scheduled to enter a plea and select a trial format t...
The Canadian Press
Sep 10, 2026
Ottawa announces $5 million for HIV self-test kits, more support staffers
WINNIPEG - The federal government is dispatching 80,000 HIV self-test kits across Canada to expand access to HIV prevention. "HIV is a manageable condition, and people living with HIV deserve to live ...
The Canadian Press
Sep 10, 2026
Ford shuffles cabinet, including moving embattled labour minister
TORONTO - Ontario Premier Doug Ford made several changes to his cabinet Thursday, including adding an artificial intelligence portfolio and moving embattled minister David Piccini from labour to infra...
The Canadian Press
Sep 10, 2026
Missouri is poised to revert to former congressional districts after court rejects Trump-backed map
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. (AP) - Missouri is poised to hold its November election with congressional districts passed after the last census, after the U.S. Supreme Court on Thursday again rejected a new map...
The Canadian Press
Sep 10, 2026
Quebec political leaders talk independence and trains on election campaign trail
MONTREAL - The leader of the Coalition Avenir Qubec, Christine Frchette, is declining to say whether she supports Quebec independence while on the provincial election campaign trail. "My personal posi...
The Canadian Press
Sep 10, 2026
Carney says Canada will need millions of drones, promises closer work with Ukraine
CALGARY - Canada will work with Ukraine to produce millions of drones for the Canadian military, Prime Minister Mark Carney said Thursday in Calgary after meeting with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Ze...
The Canadian Press
Sep 10, 2026
'Consequences we live with': How 9/11 changed Canada's approach to national security
OTTAWA - Before the 9/11 terrorist attacks, Steven Backman could usually cross the Canada-U.S. border with a simple wave. Backman, like many residents of St. Stephen, N.B., would travel frequently to ...
The Canadian Press
Sep 10, 2026
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