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CAMBRIDGE, Ont. — Alena Sharp shot her second straight 66 Friday to move into a share of the lead at 12-under 132 after the second round of the Manulife LPGA Classic.

OTTAWA — The Liberal government is prepared to adopt some of the Senate's proposed amendments to its citizenship bill, Immigration Minister Ahmed Hussen said Friday.

HINTON, Alta. — A coal mining company has been handed almost $4.5 million in federal and provincial penalties for a spill from its tailings pond that fouled tributaries feeding the Athabasca River in Alberta.

EDMONTON — Alberta's Opposition leader says the government is attempting to whitewash the findings of two probes into the Fort McMurray wildfire disaster.

OTTAWA — With far tougher talks on the horizon, President Donald Trump's treasury secretary offered up some reassuring words Friday in Ottawa on the U.S.-Canada relationship. In his first official visit to the national capital, U.S.

OTTAWA — The Mounties say they've seized an Ottawa-area home and a sports car belonging to a man charged last year in a drug trafficking investigation.

OTTAWA — The federal immigration minister has ordered a review of the asylum process in Canada in a bid to speed up the system.

MONTREAL — Quebec's unemployment rate hit its lowest level in decades in May, helped by full employment for the prime workforce aged 15 to 54 years.

OTTAWA — Ultima Foods is recalling seven Iogo yogurt products because they may contain pieces of plastic. The company says the affected items have been sold across all of Canada.

TORONTO — A defence lawyer for one of three Toronto police officers accused of sexually assaulting a female colleague suggested on Friday that the woman made up the sexual assault allegations because she feared her reputation would be ruined if word