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The federal government is stuck “between a rock and a hard place” over the push to get federal public servants back into the office three days a week.
The Manitoba Wildfire Service says over 600 people in northwest Manitoba who evacuated approaching fire last week can return home starting Sunday morning thanks to firefighters' efforts along with cooler weather and some rain.
A new report says homelessness in Canada is rising, in spite of Ottawa spending over half a billion dollars a year to fight it.
Canada's foreign interference commission has announced it is taking submissions from the public. The window is open until July 31.
SCOTSGUARD, Saskatchewan—Driving by Keith Hagen's farm in southwest Saskatchewan, you would never know that inside his farm buildings is a treasure trove of beautifully restored antique automobiles.
Tina Duncan describes herself as an Edmonton Oilers superfan, and she said the atmosphere at the Oilers home game on May 27 against Dallas was “amazing.”
A House of Commons committee studying the bill to bring in a foreign registry in Canada was told Bill C-70 needs to be passed quickly.
SHAUNAVON, Sask.—If you see Rock Solid Refuge from a distance, you might just mistake it for another Prairie farm in southwestern Saskatchewan.
The City of Calgary has been doing daily updates on its water crisis that began June 5, when a leak in one of the city's main feeder lines was discovered.
Lawyers and schoolteachers are asking Parliament to reject private member's bills that try to ban the spanking of children.
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