First Nations, Carney, premiers to gather for ceremony ahead of historic meeting
The ceremony comes a day before what's seen as a historic meeting with the prime minister and premiers, the first since the Kelowna Accord talks of 2005.
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Ukraine says its military did not violate Starlink terms, disputing Elon Musk claim
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Canada needs concrete results from EU summit this week, former envoy says
Ahead of this week's Canada-European Union summit, Prime Minister Mark Carney said both parties are hammering out a "new, ambitious alliance" after pledging deeper ties with Europe last month.
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Netanyahu 'fighting for his political life' in 1st Israeli vote since Oct. 7. He might still survive
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Serbia's longtime strongman Vucic concedes election defeat to student-led opposition
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Israeli military conducts massive West Bank operation, days before Israel election
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Serbia’s Vucic concedes defeat against student-led opposition movement
High turnout and gathering tensions marked the highly contested parliamentary election that was a showdown between Vucic and university students.
Can millions of people live on the moon? These scientists say yes — but not for very long
Billionaires like Elon Musk and Jeff Bezos are claiming that we can expect big cities with millions of people on the moon, but a new study found that that may not be possible, so don’t start packing just yet.
Alberta introduces new flag rules and restrictions for all schools starting in 2027
The rules say school boards can apply for exemptions but only for flags that don't "constitute a political, social or ideological statement."
Palestinian officials plead to foreign governments as Israelis return to the polls
A day after attacks by Palestinian gunmen killed two soldiers, Israel imposed widespread closures, displacing residents in the city of Hebron.
82 days later, no repairs started on washed-out road dividing small Quebec town
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Suburban Montreal mayor pleads guilty, faces $30,000 fine after anti-Palestine posts
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Infantino says ‘vast, vast majority’ of soccer supports him ahead of FIFA elections
Infantino is seeking re-election next year as the head of soccer’s world governing body in face of attempts to force him to stand down after he planned to sell World Cup stakes.
Why some Ontario voters are turning to AI chatbots for 2026 municipal elections
During Quebec's provincial election, an estimated 40 per cent of voters turned to AI chatbots and received false and outdated information about the election, researchers said.
Convicted murderer who attended McGill's faculty of law now back in custody
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Affordability measures, consumer protection legislation coming: Alberta government
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