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TORONTO — When Michael Buble revealed his three-year-old son was fighting cancer last year, it shattered fans and many in the music community — but it also left organizers at the Juno Awards in an unusual position.

OTTAWA — Defence Minister Harjit Sajjan formally apologized Thursday to the survivors of a deadly cadet camp explosion more than 42 years ago, as he announced the terms of a settlement between them and the federal government.

EDMONTON — A 28-year-old man has been charged after a woman's arms were broken in what police say was a road rage attack.

CALGARY — A massive deal that would see Royal Dutch Shell and Marathon Oil sell Alberta oilsands assets to Canadian Natural Resources elicited a wide range of responses: "The pipeline situation didn't play into our thinking at all.

TORONTO — Three hundred schools in Ontario are on the chopping block, the education minister said Thursday, two days after she refused to provide a figure she called "arbitrary.

TORONTO — The federal government unveiled a two-pronged effort Thursday aimed at improving Canada's ability to foster growth at a time when a rising tide of protectionism threatens to hurt the country's economy.

Michael J. Fox was both surprised and humbled to be named a recipient of the Governor General's Performing Arts Awards, and he has already celebrated the honour with another newly minted laureate: Martin Short.

HALIFAX — A Halifax cab driver who was acquitted last week of sexually assaulting an intoxicated woman in the back of his taxi in 2015 was questioned after similar allegations three years earlier, according to court documents that allege an inebriate

TORONTO — The Toronto Argonauts have signed Canadian offensive lineman Sean McEwen to a contract extension through the 2019 season.

HALIFAX — During the Second World War, Peggy McAlpine made a lot of sandwiches — thousands of them.