KUWAIT CITY – Two Canadian CF-18 fighters conducted the country’s first combat mission over Iraq, but bad weather west of Baghdad prevented…
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In one security-focused week, the federal government has tabled legislation to expand spy powers for Canada’s intelligence agencies and rejected a bill…
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NANAIMO, B.C. - Shawn Atleo has listened to grandmothers in the Arctic, heard the concerns of the youth in his home village of…
The two leading opposition parties vying to win Quebec hearts and minds in the upcoming federal election will feel the heat from…
One thing is for certain: Prime Minister Stephen Harper’s sweeping new package of family tax cuts will chew through billions of dollars…
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Canada can and should engage Iran’s partners in its efforts to pressure the Islamic Republic to improve its human rights record, the United…
As the Conservative government doles out pricey good-news announcements thanks to a looming budget surplus, newly released public documents show it continues…
Opposition critics are calling on Defence Minister Rob Nicholson to order a review of how thousands of pieces of combat clothing were…
A Liberal senator will propose more amendments to the Conservative government’s controversial anti-prostitution bill as the clock ticks down on a court-imposed…
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Canada’s largest railway still hasn’t been fined for violating federal grain orders. The revelation comes more than a month after Transport Minister…
WINNIPEG - Five senior cabinet ministers who have challenged the Manitoba premier’s leadership have agreed to an uneasy truce, but questions remain as…
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