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A number of Canadian mayors are sounding alarm bells over proposed budget cuts in the United States that would gut programs designed to help protect the Great Lakes. Budget proposals drafted by the administration of U.S.

MONTREAL — One of Quebec's most prominent young leaders who was at the vanguard of the student protests that rocked the province five years ago announced Thursday he is jumping into politics with the left-wing Quebec solidaire.

FORT MCMURRAY, Alta. — A man whose family said they hadn't seen him since a wildfire forced the evacuation of Fort McMurray last May has been found alive and well.

Federal Justice Robin Camp is resigning after the Canadian Judicial Council recommended he be removed from the bench after making inappropriate remarks when he was a provincial court judge presiding over a sex assault trial in Calgary.

MONTREAL — A man kidnapped at gunpoint under mysterious circumstances from his home near Montreal and later released is the president of the Cora breakfast restaurant chain, the company confirmed Thursday.

OTTAWA — Some federal Conservative leadership contenders have given interviews to a self-proclaimed online journalist who regularly posts accolades to the superiority of white people, along with diatribes against immigration in general and Muslims in

HALIFAX — Nova Scotia's fisheries minister says he's concerned Cooke Aquaculture hasn't "gone to the public enough" about a recent fish kill at one of its salmon farming operations on the province's southwest shore.

VANCOUVER — Emergency crews in Vancouver say they are dealing with an "extremely high" number of overdose calls, including 174 last week. The city says the number of overdose calls Vancouver Fire and Rescue Services received between Feb.

BRAMPTON, Ont. — Police say they're investigating after a duck was found with a crossbow bolt in its chest in Brampton, Ont.

MIRAMICHI, N.B. — Two Halifax men charged with assaulting Dennis Oland in a New Brunswick prison appeared briefly in court Thursday.