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Arguments made in favour of renegotiating the Churchill Falls-Hydro Quebec deal did not go over swimmingly in the Supreme Court of Canada on Tuesday.

Assembly of First Nations National Chief Perry Bellegarde made an impassioned pitch to his fellow chiefs Tuesday as he looks to secure re-election as the group's leader, touting his close working relationship with the federal Liberal government.

One of the commissioners with the national inquiry into murdered and missing Indigenous women and girls says the inquiry's work should continue even if Ottawa makes a change in its leadership.

You’re one step closer to kicking back in Rail Deck Park, the city’s ambitious plan to build a greenspace across the rail corridor cutting through the downtown core.

The Saskatchewan government is introducing legislation to give landlords the right to decide whether renters can smoke, sell or grow marijuana once it is legal.

A woman from Conception Bay South and a team of volunteers move everything from children's toys to couches.

Advocates for women say a new pilot project — which allows outside experts in gender-based violence to review sexual assault investigations by police in Ontario and Alberta — will increase the number of charges laid and improve public trust.

British security forces have foiled a plan by an alleged Islamic extremist to kill Prime Minister Theresa May. The 20 year old man is accused of planning to launch a bomb at May's Downing St. residence and then detonate a suicide vest.

Christine Keeler, the central figure in the sex-and-espionage Profumo scandal, has died at 75.

The IOC has told Russia to stay home from the 2018 Olympic Winter Games in Pyeongchang, South Korea. And with Russian officials already promising to appeal the Olympic ban, more layers to this story are expected to unfold.

The IOC has told Russia to stay home from the 2018 Olympic Winter Games in Pyeonchang, South Korea. And with Russian officials already promising to appeal the Olympic ban, more layers to this story are expected to unfold.

Lansdowne has a problem with people parking illegally along Princess Patricia Way. City staff propose to fix the problem by simply making it legal, with the addition of seven permanent parking meters.

Toronto police are seeking the public’s help to identify a woman they say tried to grab a toddler from a woman’s arms on Saturday afternoon.

Wellington Street is closed from Queen to Front streets and Christina Street is blocked off between Wellington and Davis streets. The streets will remain closed until the police traffic unit completes its investigation.

A man was arrested for drunk driving and armed robbery after he robbed a local business, and later jammed a stolen City of Iqaluit vehicle between guardrails on the Apex bridge.

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Two executives responsible for health-care services in the Outaouais need to step aside before someone forces them out, a former member of Quebec's National Assembly said Tuesday.

P.E.I. National Park staff and students planted 39,000 trees this summer in an effort to improve the poor condition of the park's forests.

Pittsburgh Steelers linebacker Ryan Shazier will remain in a Cincinnati hospital until at least Wednesday to undergo further testing on a spinal injury suffered in the first quarter of Monday night's win over the Bengals.

The Canadian was performing with the Minnesota Orchestra, but one musician didn't take kindly to his remarks.

An RCMP investigation is underway after vandals smashed decorative lights twice in one week worth more than $40,000.

Discover great gifts made by Canadian artists. Until we open one of those As Seen on TV shops, this list will have to do.