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TORONTO — Premier Kathleen Wynne will be leading a trade mission to China and Vietnam this fall.

An Ontario man who pleaded guilty in a case involving a dramatic disturbance on an Air Canada flight is now facing the prospect of up to two decades behind bars.

SAULT STE. MARIE, Ont. — A section of the Trans-Canada Highway north of Sault Ste. Marie, Ont., that was closed due to a washout has been partially reopened.

TORONTO — An Ontario music festival has reversed a policy that would have banned attendees from bringing their own injectable naloxone kits, saying patrons will be able to trade syringes of the opioid overdose antidote for a nasal spray that has the

OTTAWA — The plan to replace the navy's warship fleet is officially sailing uncharted waters, with an important deadline for the $60-billion project having all but vanished.

MONTREAL — A preliminary hearing will resume Wednesday in Montreal for a man charged with murdering his wife in a suspected compassion killing.

HALIFAX — A British Columbia MP is pressing Ottawa to do more to deal with the hundreds of abandoned vessels that blight Canada's coasts and harbours, despite a new federal program announced last month.

KINGSTON, Ont. — Police allege a woman lured her grandmother from her rural eastern Ontario home so she and her boyfriend could break in and rob her. Kingston, Ont.

MONTREAL — An American pediatric surgeon who died over the weekend on Montreal's Mount Royal was a man who loved Canada, international medicine and working with children, according to friends and colleagues.

KAMLOOPS, B.C. — The British Columbia Cattlemen's Association says wildfires have inflicted a terrible financial and emotional toll on its members. Association manager Kevin Boon says wildfires that broke out earlier this month in B.C.