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CALGARY — Canada's national energy regulator has proposed that the new review of the Energy East Pipeline consider upstream and downstream emissions from the project.

TORONTO — Resource stocks accounted for the majority of gains on the Toronto stock index Wednesday as the latest figures from the U.S. showed an unexpectedly large drawdown last week in crude stocks. The S&P/TSX composite index was ahead 64.

MONCTON, N.B. — A hushed Moncton courtroom heard the alarmed voice Wednesday of a senior Mountie calling for help as "heavily out-armed" officers tried to track a gunman out to assassinate police. "We're going to need everything we've got," Cpl.

MONTREAL — The Canada Pension Plan Investment Board and Alberta Investment Management Corp.

TORONTO — While tech gadgets and social media offer individuals instant access to the outside world, Michael Harris says living in a time of constant connection also comes with consequences.

TORONTO — The Writers' Union of Canada apologized Wednesday for an opinion article in the latest issue of its quarterly magazine advocating for more cultural appropriation in Canadian literature.

ORILLIA, Ont. — Ontario Provincial Police say a house fire that killed five people in a First Nation community last year was set by a child who was among those who died in the blaze. The victims of the Dec.

Highlights from the news file for Wednesday, May 10 ——— CLARK TO STAY B.C.

MONTREAL — Former U.S. president Barack Obama will deliver a keynote speech to the Montreal Board of Trade on June 6, the organization announced Wednesday. Obama will speak as part of a series featuring international leaders.

OTTAWA — Bitter disagreements over Syria. Concern over Russian interference in foreign politics. Worries about battling climate change. Assemble the foreign ministers of Russia, the U.S. and Canada, and those are just a few areas rife for fireworks.