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OTTAWA — The federal government and the governments of Ontario and Quebec are readying relief supplies, including baby formula and cribs, for victims of hurricane Harvey.

TORONTO — Ontario residents with disabilities are seeing major changes to provincial programs offering financial support and medical coverage.

A man from southern Ontario is resorting to some partial nudity to get his bong and medical marijuana back from local police.

HALIFAX — The Nova Scotia government has bought a further one-year reprieve for a money-losing section of railway in Cape Breton, paying $720,000 in a deal that will help keep the tracks from being ripped up by the line's U.S.-based owner.

CALGARY — Average Canadian gasoline prices are set to soar this weekend after already jumping nearly 10 cents per litre since Hurricane Harvey roared ashore in Texas a week ago.

Toronto paramedics say a man was rushed to hospital with serious gunshot wounds after a shooting Friday afternoon. Dave Viljak of the Toronto Paramedic Services says a caller reported the shooting just after 2 p.m.

TORONTO — Ontario residents with disabilities are seeing major changes to provincial programs offering financial support and medical coverage.

OTTAWA — Canadian troops in Latvia will have front-row seats to a massive Russian military exercise this month that has set NATO on edge and sparked calls for calm across eastern Europe. Scheduled to start Sept.

EDMUNDSTON, N.B. — A New Brunswick man has admitted conspiring to smuggle a 46-year-old Ecuadorean woman into the U.S. on a paddle boat.

TORONTO — After time in the soccer doldrums, Canada turned heads with its confident, even adventurous play at this summer's Gold Cup.