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François-Philippe Champagne to be Canada's next foreign affairs minister
François-Philippe Champagne will be Canada's new Foreign Affairs minister, CBC-Radio-Canada has learned.
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Alberta NDP Leader Rachel Notley thrown out of house in Bill 22 stand-off
Alberta NDP leader Rachel Notley was forced to leave the legislative assembly Tuesday after she refused to apologize for saying the UCP house leader was lying about a bill to fire the election commissioner.
'Vindictive' sellers of B.C. farm ordered to pay $2.9M after blueberry crop destroyed by Roundup
A pair of Langley farmers has been awarded nearly $3 million by a B.C. Supreme Court judge, who found the sellers of their 60-acre (24-hectare) blueberry farm intentionally destroyed most of the crop with herbicide in 2017, days before the completion of the sale.
Don Cherry says Sportsnet made it 'impossible' for him to clarify his Coach's Corner comments
With his weekly TV platform gone, Don Cherry entered the podcast world on Tuesday, saying Sportsnet executives "made it impossible" for him to clarify the remarks that got him fired.
Toronto Star shutting down StarMetro newspapers
Pospisil, Shapovalov engineer Canada's historic win over U.S. at Davis Cup
Ottawa woman attacked at resort in Mexico
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Epstein jail guards charged with falsifying records
Thousands of CN Rail employees on strike amid contract talks
Vancouver woman suing after 'painful' laser hair removal leaves her scarred
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U.K. politicians up against unprecedented threat levels in Dec. 12 election campaign
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