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FALMOUTH, N.S. — People living near a Nova Scotia home being swallowed by a large sinkhole say they are feeling jittery as they await answers on why the ground opened up — and whether other houses might be at risk.

OTTAWA — Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says he will convene a first ministers conference, including a meeting with national Indigenous leaders, on Oct. 3. The Prime Minister's Office says the economy will be the big item on the agenda.

OTTAWA — "It would have a practical consequence on dealing with the problem as it happens. It would also send that much-needed signal to all those in the United States who think that they can just come over and be in a better situation.

TORONTO — After taking this year's Oscars by storm with Denis Villeneuve's "Arrival," Quebec's screen industry is in the Hollywood spotlight once again, this time for "Big Little Lies.

MONTREAL — A man in his 80s is in critical condition after his car was struck by a Via Rail passenger train in central Quebec.

TORONTO — President Donald Trump's threat to end protections for those who entered the U.S. illegally as children could spark a new wave of immigration and asylum requests, some analysts warn.

KELOWNA, B.C. — Justin Trudeau got a small taste of the kind of grief his backbenchers have been getting over the government's plan to end what it calls unfair tax advantages for wealthy small business owners.

KELOWNA, B.C. — Justin Trudeau insisted Wednesday that his government won't back down on a controversial plan to end tax provisions that it says give some wealthy small business owners an unfair advantage.

OTTAWA — A selfie with a camel. Snapshots of cherub-cheeked children looking on in awe at some summertime marvel. Photo captions paying tribute to the support of his spouse.

TORONTO — A Conservative member of the Ontario legislature is apologizing to Premier Kathleen Wynne for comments made in a radio interview after the premier's lawyers warned he could face a defamation lawsuit.