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UBC Press publishes 'The Dawn of Competitive Party Politics in Alberta'
A new book examines how Alberta's century-long reliance on single-party rule shaped its alienation from Ottawa and its unique political culture.
Trump announces ban on CNN, MSNBC and Politico from White House over what he calls 'fake news'
The move takes effect immediately, though CNN's presence at the White House remained unchanged Friday. Legal authority for such a ban...
Spotted lanternfly detected in Windsor marks first confirmed sighting in Canada
The invasive pest, native to southeast Asia, was confirmed by the Canadian Food Inspection Agency on September 15. It threatens...
Canadian military refused to release F-35 photo and records, court docs show
The Department of National Defence rejected an Access to Information request for images from a February ceremony in Texas, citing...
WestJet passengers will sip custom Tim Hortons coffee at 35,000 feet starting November
WestJet and Tim Hortons are debuting a signature Flight Roast coffee on flights Nov. 30, with a loyalty-rewards partnership launching in...
EU invites Canada to become first-ever associate member; visa rules remain unchanged
EU President Ursula von der Leyen proposed Canada as the bloc's first associate member Wednesday, but details remain unfinished and...
911 service restored after outages across Canada affected emergency calls
Technical issues disrupted 911 routing Thursday morning in Ontario, Quebec, and Atlantic Canada. Service was restored by 7:30 a.m. ET.
Peter Max, psychedelic artist behind Beatles' Yellow Submarine, dies at 88
The American visual artist, whose vibrant work defined 1960s counterculture and later became ubiquitous in commercial design, died in...
Carney's approval rating hits 70 per cent, highest recorded in Canadian history
A new poll by Spark Insights shows Prime Minister Mark Carney's support surpasses Jean Chrétien's previous record of 66 per cent from...
Former DND executive on foreign influence registry over U.S. State Department arrangement
Raquel Garbers, who held director-general rank at National Defence, is one of the first publicly listed on Canada's new foreign...
Quebec's second election debate centers on PQ's referendum plan as Fréchette goes on attack
CAQ leader Christine Fréchette made sovereignty the night's flashpoint, while rivals criticized her government's eight-year record.
Federal Conservatives push affordability agenda at B.C. caucus retreat in Penticton
Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre targets EU association talks and promises tax cuts, while Deputy Leader Melissa Lantsman criticizes...
