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TORONTO — The company that operates the Toronto Stock Exchange says it is talking to securities regulators about Canadian-listed cannabis companies with operations in the United States, but that there is no ban currently in place on clearing trades o

STRATFORD, Ont. — The Stratford Festival is revisiting a painful chapter in Canada's history with "The Komagata Maru Incident," but the show's stars say it is vital to continue addressing the issues at the core of the century-old story.

TORONTO — The Canada Pension Plan Investment Board is part of a group of investors buying U.S. power producer Calpine Corp. for US$5.6 billion.

MONTREAL — Duelling weekend protests pitting pro-refugee groups against those opposed to "illegal immigration" have Quebec's premier worried things might get out of hand.

LONDON, Ont. — Provincial police say they're looking for four suspects after an officer was dragged by a vehicle during a traffic stop. They say the officer stopped an SUV early Friday for allegedly driving the wrong way on a road in London, Ont.

Montreal's La Ronde amusement park says it has removed a carousel horse depicting an Indigenous man's severed head in a bag.

VANCOUVER — A library user who returned cash found in a book has drawn the RCMP into a detective whodunit. Cpl.

CAPE DORSET, Nunavut — Mounties are urging residents of a community in Nunavut to stop helping a wanted man avoid arrest.

ST. JOHN'S, N.L. — A Newfoundland shipping firm is raising its fees, blaming higher costs because of federal measures taken to protect North Atlantic right whales after a series of deaths. Oceanex Inc.

WINNIPEG — An investigation has found that a Winnipeg police officer who suffered a life-threatening leg injury when his gun accidentally discharged did not have his hand near the weapon when it went off.