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VICTORIA — British Columbia premier-designate John Horgan started putting a stamp on his new minority NDP government Tuesday, appointing three people to his inner team including a Vancouver city councillor and a former deputy minister in the previous

WINNIPEG — Manitoba's public-sector unions launched a court challenge Tuesday against wage freezes imposed by the provincial government.

VICTORIA — A British Columbia mother says her 12-year-old son suffered burn injuries after using a Banana Boat sunscreen product.

HALIFAX — Injuries suffered by at least two of six North Atlantic right whales found floating lifeless in the Gulf of St. Lawrence appear to be consistent with ship strikes, marine mammal experts say.

HEMMINGFORD, Que. — A Quebec zoo is defending itself after receiving criticism for allowing a group of Muslims to pray on its premises.

PRINCE GEORGE, B.C. — The X-rays leave no doubt about what happened, but Maureen Yeo says she still can't fathom why anyone would shoot three construction nails into her dog's head.

LONGUEUIL, Que. — Joshua Kutryk and Jennifer Sidey have no shortage of tasks to accomplish as the new Canadian astronauts navigate their space careers, but one remains high on their to-do lists: inspiring the next generation.

TORONTO — The City of Toronto is apologizing for the "inappropriate content" during a rapper's closing performance to the city's Canada Day festivities at Nathan Phillips Square.

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TORONTO — Members of Broken Social Scene had to make a difficult decision in the wake of the suicide bombing attack that left 22 people dead in Manchester.