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The Prime Minister's Office said Jeneroux will be part of Carney's delegation in his new role as 'special advisor on economic and security partnerships' during the nine-day trip.

The clause relates to laws that put restrictions on student pronoun changes at school, on girls' sports, and on medical therapies for young people looking to transition.

Legal experts say Quebec's move could further test the limits of the notwithstanding clause in Canada's Charter of Rights and Freedoms and its guarantee of religious freedom.

Prime Minister Mark Carney has revealed his new cabinet, which includes the replacement of Melanie Joly as foreign affairs minister with Anita Anand.

Three weeks after new Alberta government limits on photo radar took effect, Edmonton council is asking the city to look into alternative ways to conduct traffic safety enforcement.

Starting Jan. 1, students under 16 years old don't need parental consent to informally use their preferred name and pronouns in school.

Under the new system, victims in most cases won’t be able to sue those responsible for their injuries and, instead, insurers would pay compensation at rates set by the government.

OTTAWA – An Ontario Catholic school board that paid Justin Trudeau $15,000 to speak at a 2010 conference is considering the Liberal leader's offer to reimburse speaking fees he made as an MP.

Senator Pamela Wallin says the Prime Minister's Office gave her an ultimatum last month — resign from the Conservative caucus within one hour or she would be fired.

The 7,002 new infections nationwide came as Ontario hit a new record of daily cases, while Alberta saw its highest number of deaths in a single day since the pandemic began.

Manitoba Premier Heather Stefanson says the premiers have agreed to accept the health-care funding deal offered to them, although it is far less than they had been asking for.

A look at some notable dates in the history of Canada, which marks its 147th birthday July 1st.

<p><span lang="EN-GB">The province said they know of 13 reported cases of E.Coli infection in Saskatchewan in September and the province is monitoring these cases to see if they are related to the beef recall.</span> </p> <p> </p>

We interview Thomas Mulcair on China's CNOOC being permitted to buy a Canadian oil firm and rising costs of the F-35 program, former U.S. ambassador Gordon Giffin discusses the Nexen decision, former Defence bureaucrat Alan Williams talks about the F-35 and Immigration Minister Jason Kenney discusses human smuggling.

REGINA - There are half a dozen registered political parties in Saskatchewan, but the Nov. 7 election is really just a two-horse race.

Race to Nov. 7 Saskatchewan election began Monday after Premier Brad Wall asks lieutenant-governor to dissolve legislature and send voters to the polls.

<p>There are six official parties registered with Elections Saskatchewan for the upcoming provincial election on November 7th. Here is a snapshot of each party. </p> <p> </p>

VANCOUVER - Ottawa's decision to toss out federal meat inspectors from plants in British Columbia, Saskatchewan and Manitoba could put consumers at risk as the provinces are pushed to rapidly cook up substitute systems, warns the workers' union.

OTTAWA - Beleaguered Tory MP Bob Dechert apparently did not spill any state secrets during his dalliance with a reporter from a foreign news agency linked to Chinese intelligence.

The news came shortly after Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy addressed Canada's House of Commons, during which he repeated his call for a NATO-led no-fly zone over Ukraine.