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Stock indices stay flat as TSX dragged down by financial sector

TORONTO — The Toronto Stock Exchange's main index closed little changed on Friday as a news report alleging illegal practices at TD Bank dragged down the financial sector on a day that otherwise saw strong economic news.

First Nations to have greater role in parks: federal environment minister

BANFF, Alta. — Federal Environment Minister Catherine McKenna is supporting a greater role for First Nations in creating new protected areas and managing the ones Canada already has. Speaking Friday at a parks conference in Banff, Alta.

Five things to know about Ontario, Quebec, Alberta health deals with Ottawa

OTTAWA — Ontario, Quebec, and Alberta have inked health care arrangements with the Trudeau government following months of negotiations.

Step 1 in NAFTA renegotiation could start within two weeks: Ross

WASHINGTON — The U.S. government hopes to take the first formal step in renegotiating NAFTA within the next couple of weeks, setting the stage for actual negotiations with Canada and Mexico later this year.

Senate colleagues urge Don Meredith to quit over sexual relationship with teen

OTTAWA — Colleagues of all political stripes pilloried Don Meredith and urged the controversial Conservative senator to give up his Senate seat Friday following an explosive ethics investigation of his sexual relationship with a 16-year-old girl.

The Friday news briefing: An at-a-glance survey of some top stories

Highlights from the news file for Friday, March 10 ——— PRIVACY CZAR WANTS STRONGER PROTECTIONS FOR CANADIANS IN U.S.: Privacy commissioner Daniel Therrien says the Trudeau government should press the U.S.
CBC orders up 'Schitt's Creek' fourth season starting in 2018

CBC orders up 'Schitt's Creek' fourth season starting in 2018

TORONTO — Another season of "Schitt's Creek" is headed to CBC-TV next year. The network says the hit comedy series, created by Eugene Levy and his son Dan, will return for another round of episodes in 2018.
PM Trudeau says Canada's regulations bring clarity energy companies need

PM Trudeau says Canada's regulations bring clarity energy companies need

HOUSTON — Boosting confidence in both the energy industry and the environmental regulators that oversee it will help attract investment in Canadian natural resources over the long run, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said Friday as he wrapped up two da

Accused in alleged bomb threat against Muslims at Concordia University gets bail

MONTREAL — A man accused in an alleged bomb threat against Muslim students at Concordia University was granted bail Friday under a lengthy list of conditions.

Nova Scotia moves to head off overdose deaths amid growing flood of fentanyl

HALIFAX — Nova Scotia is taking initial steps to head off a British Columbia-style epidemic of fentanyl overdose deaths. The province's chief medical officer of health said $1.
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