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COALMONT, B.C. — Someone is digging holes in the cemetery of a ghost town in southern British Columbia and a member of the local historical society believes it's the work of misguided treasure hunters.

Winnipeg Transit is proposing a pilot project to test safety barriers for bus drivers following the killing of one of its employees.

MONTREAL — Ottawa has appointed an advisory group to develop a plan for getting more zero-emission vehicles on the road, but it won't follow Quebec in requiring automakers to sell a minimum number of electric cars, Transport Minister Marc Garneau sai

HALIFAX — Nova Scotia Premier Stephen McNeil has sharpened his political attacks on Progressive Conservative Leader Jamie Baillie with only a few days of campaigning left before Tuesday's provincial election.

TAORMINA, Italy — Donald Trump and his six fellow G7 leaders, who seemed to take up a lot less space next to the larger-than-life U.S.

Winnipeg Transit is proposing a pilot project to test safety barriers for bus drivers following the fatal stabbing of one of its employees last winter.

TORONTO — Monday's deadly bombing in Manchester hit members of the Toronto Wolfpack hard. The majority of the rugby league team call northern England home and know the city and Manchester Arena intimately.

OTTAWA — A $21.7-billion surge in federal program expenses was almost entirely responsible for the government's expected 2016-17 deficit, according to a preliminary analysis of Ottawa's books.

ST-HYACINTHE, Que. — A 14-year-old Quebec teen has been sentenced to six months detention for his part in a plot to kill fellow classmates.

HALIFAX — (NSElxn-Tories) The widow of a man who died days after languishing in the hallway of a Halifax ER laid blame on the Liberal government Friday for what she says is a crisis in the health care system.