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Loved ones do not yet know who will care for a boy whose mother was killed trying to stop a gas-and-dash in 2015 and whose father died in a crash on his way to mark the anniversary last week.

TORONTO — A woman who accused three Toronto police officers of sexually assaulting her after a night of drinking testified Monday she was certain she didn't consent to sex with the men, despite not remembering all the details of what happened.

VICTORIA — Premier Christy Clark appointed a new 22-member cabinet Monday while acknowledging her Liberal minority government is likely destined to be short lived.

WASHINGTON — A new poll offers some insight into how American respondents see foreign leaders, including Canada's Prime Minister Justin Trudeau.

OTTAWA — The new child-care deal the Liberal government has signed with most provinces might not be a universal program, but Families Minister Jean-Yves Duclos said it could make way for one later down the road.

OTTAWA — Canada can no longer pretend it is a country rich with pristine lakes and rivers, the World Wildlife Fund said Monday in a report into the country's waterways.

CHURCHILL, Man. — The company that runs the major store in Churchill, Man., says the cost of some food could end up doubling if the suspension of rail service to the community continues much longer.

TORONTO — The chairman of Canada's telecommunications regulator says he is not reapplying for the role, days before his five-year term — one marked by clashes with industry at a time of seismic change — comes to a close.

OTTAWA — MPs in the Commons paused Monday to listen to an emotional speech by Ontario MP Arnold Chan, who spoke of his struggle with cancer while he appealed to his fellow parliamentarians for more civility.

As the married co-creators of "Come From Away" celebrated a Tony Award win, their hearts were with the people of Gander, N.L., whose uplifting stories inspired the hit homegrown musical honoured among Broadway's best.