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Trudeau accuses India of supporting violent crimes in Canada
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said the Indian government has made a 'fundamental error' as he accused it of supporting a campaign of violence against Canadians on Canadian soil. India has denied the allegations, calling them politically motivated.
MPs return to Parliament under a shaky minority government — and expected plays for power
Different dynamics will greet MPs returning to the House of Commons on Monday. Prime Minister Justin Trudeau will be leading an unstable minority government after NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh tore up the agreement that had ensured the Liberal government’s survival for more than two years.
Court grants Ottawa four more months to fix unconstitutional 'lost Canadians' law
A court has granted the federal government more time to amend unconstitutional legislation concerning so-called “lost Canadians.”
Trudeau says he is 'committed' to staying as PM after byelection loss
Justin Trudeau says Monday he is 'committed' to staying on as prime minister after the Liberals' shocking Toronto-St. Paul's byelection loss exactly one week ago.
Trudeau says he has 'concerns' about some findings of foreign interference report
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says he has concerns about a number of conclusions in the foreign interference report from one of Canada's intelligence oversight bodies, but did not specify the exact nature of his concerns.
Manitoba premier says he'll take up PM's challenge to find carbon tax alternative
Premier Wab Kinew says Manitoba will make the case that it doesn't need the federal carbon tax to meet emissions targets because it has its own credible plan to get there.
Canadian Forces personnel deploy to Jamaica to train troops for Haiti mission
Approximately 70 Canadian Armed Forces (CAF) members were deployed to Jamaica on Friday to train military personnel from several Caribbean countries who are bound for Haiti as part of a multinational security force led by Kenya and backed by the United Nations.
Friends, family mourn pillars of Bangladeshi community in Vancouver as impaired driving charges laid
Suranjan and Suparna Das were beloved members of the Bangladeshi community in Vancouver before they died in a head-on collision with a vehicle whose driver has now been charged with impaired driving.
Capilano University set to open Squamish campus with $48M investment from the B.C. government
Capilano University will host a new campus in Squamish with $ 48 million in funding from the provincial government.