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Majority oppose Ontario’s freedom of information clampdown, new poll findsResearch conducted by Abacus Data on behalf of CUPE found just 24 per cent of those asked support the new changes, while 60 per cent are against them.PoliticsMar 25
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New federal election bill seeks to crack down on deepfakes, long ballots'Canada's elections belong to Canadians. Outside money, influence and threats have no place in them,' MacKinnon said at a news conference on Parliament Hill Thursday afternoon.CanadaMar 26
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BC United executives eye Conservative race, as donations still flow for dormant partyIt was a once-dominant force in British Columbia politics, but for more than a year and a half the party formerly known as the BC Liberals has been dormant.PoliticsApr 14
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Minister says Ottawa is ‘very seriously’ considering youth social media ban"I respect and acknowledge the work that's been done and the concern where that policy proposal came from," Culture Minister Marc Miller told reporters on Parliament Hill.Canada1 hour
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Alberta looks to regulate temporary foreign worker registration rulesJobs Minister Joseph Schow has introduced a bill that, if passed, will require businesses to register with the province before hiring foreign nationals through the federal program.CanadaApr 1
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Meth detention and other health-care issues dominate first day of legislature sittingA recently built protective care centre in Winnipeg has started to detain people intoxicated with meth and other drugs for up to 72 hours, Premier Wab Kinew said Wednesday.PoliticsMar 4
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Senate panel says immigration measures should be removed from border billThe Senate social affairs committee has heard from witnesses who warned the legislation could violate human rights and lacks procedural fairness.PoliticsFeb 23
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Lytton was razed by fire. Some fear financial ruin is next for the tiny B.C. villageRoss and Judith Urquhart have called Lytton, B.C., home for half a century, leaving only for as long it took to rebuild after a raging wildfire forced them to flee in 2021.Canada3 hours
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Saskatoon council approves drop-in centre relocation despite community concernsSaskatoon city councillors are backing a new downtown drop-in centre despite pushback from local businesses and community members.CanadaFeb 25
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Third recall petition against Alberta politicians comes up short, another withdrawnA recall petition against Alberta UCP backbencher Nolan Dyck has failed after organizers failed to gather enough signatures and a fourth has been withdrawn.PoliticsFeb 18
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Read the full transcript of Trump’s 2026 State of the UnionTrump spoke at the State of the Union for 1 hour and 48 minutes, making it the longest in U.S. history, surpassing his own 2025 address.U.S. NewsFeb 25
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Ghislaine Maxwell will speak in exchange for clemency in Epstein case: lawyerGhislaine Maxwell’s lawyer David Oscar Markus said that she was prepared to speak fully and honestly if granted clemency by President Trump.U.S. NewsFeb 10
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Online voting ‘more inclusive’ for residents, Woodstock mayor saysWoodstock is the latest municipality in Ontario to add online voting as an option in its elections, with the goal to increase engagement among voters.PoliticsJan 7
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Current, former Calgary councillors say they weren’t aware of feeder main’s fragilityFormer Calgary city councillors who served over the last 20 years said they were unaware of the criticality of the Bearspaw feeder main.CanadaJan 9
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Former UCP member unveils new ‘Progressive Tory Party of Alberta’ nameElections Alberta approved a new name for the Alberta Party, lead by MLA Peter Guthrie, even after the governing UCP banned a list of words it could use, including "conservative."PoliticsDec 19, 2025
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B.C.’s David Eby ‘not seeking’ 2026 election, after year that tested NDP coalitionIt has been a tough year for Eby, with strained NDP relations with First Nations, unions and environmentalists.PoliticsDec 22, 2025
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Manitoba premier plans to target ‘differential pricing’ for groceries in new yearDifferential pricing refers to a practice where people can be charged different prices for the same grocery product from the same store.CanadaDec 22, 2025
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‘Bite me’: Alberta baker challenges Premier Smith’s office over boycott tied to recallShoppers at a bakery in Medicine Hat may be met by canvassers seeking enough signatures to launch a vote to get Danielle Smith recalled as their local legislature representative.PoliticsDec 19, 2025
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Ex-Conservative MP Michael Ma crosses floor to join Carney LiberalsHis floor crossing comes only weeks after former Conservative MP Chris d'Entremont also crossed the floor to sit with the Liberals.PoliticsDec 11, 2025
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Canadian MP says Israeli soldiers shoved her as delegation denied entryIn interviews with Global News, members of the 30-person delegation said they were not given an official reason for being denied entry into Israel and the West Bank.WorldDec 16, 2025