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Ottawa discussing trade concessions with the U.S. in return for some tariff relief, sources say
U.S. has a priority list of about 10 items it wants dealt with, one source says
Two men charged with first-degree murder in shooting at Salsa on St. Clair festival
Toronto police say the pair of 18-year-olds also face five counts of attempted murder, as well as several gun and drug-related charges
Canada adds 75,000 jobs in July, unemployment rate hits two-year low
Economy adds far more positions than expected, with gains in both the full-time and part-time sectors
Alberta shuts down trucking company linked to fatal collision in Manitoba
Conquer Transportation set up in Alberta in late 2021; an associated company had its safety credentials revoked in Manitoba earlier that year, regulators said
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Behind the lines with the Fano insurgency battling Ethiopia’s government
With the country at a crossroads, militias mobilize to defend the Amhara ethnic group
Crews hold back wildfire that threatened fringes of Metro Vancouver as B.C. continues to battle blazes
Thousands of people have been evacuated in the province and more firefighters from Mexico have arrived to help
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Christian nationalists aim to remake the U.S. in their image, starting with this Idaho town
For decades, pastor Doug Wilson’s patriarchal brand of Christianity was on the fringe. In the Trump era, his gospel is gaining ground
Why Canada’s Victor Montagliani is touted as a front-runner to replace Infantino
Canadian is widely admired for cleaning up CONCACAF after years of corruption allegations and financial issues
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