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OTTAWA — Conservative party members are in the process of selecting a new leader, with the winner to be announced on May 27. Here's five things to know about how the vote works.

OTTAWA — A look at the federal Conservative leadership race, by the numbers. 445: Days in the leadership contest. 16: Number of people who officially entered. 3: Number who dropped out: Dan Lindsay, Tony Clement and Kevin O'Leary.

OTTAWA — Conservative leadership candidate Michael Chong knew a promise to bring in a revenue-neutral carbon tax, if elected, would be a tough sell. But what he didn't expect was that his own party machine would make it so tough.

OTTAWA — Canada's spy agency surmised that Soviet agents stole a key volume of William Lyon Mackenzie King's fabled diary — a theory dissected in a new book about the intrigue surrounding Canada's longest-serving prime minister.

TORONTO — Canada's men's basketball team faces the Bahamas, Dominican Republic and the U.S. Virgin Islands in World Cup qualifying. Canada was drawn into Group 2 on Sunday for the first round of Americas qualifying for the 2019 World Cup. The No.

OTTAWA — According to post-game lore, Chris Neil's feisty presence provided the spark that breathed new life into the Senators' playoff chances.

TORONTO — The weather was poor, the venue rudimentary and the game churlish. But when the dust settled Saturday, the Toronto Wolfpack celebrated their first win on Canadian soil after thumping Oxford RLFC 62-12.

Researchers who have completed the first genetic analysis on the bones from the crew of the doomed Franklin expedition in Canada's Arctic say they're hoping to meet living descendants to match them with the remains of their ancestors.

TORONTO — A Canadian retiree says he's been left with no choice other than to sell his house in Florida after being banned from the United States for what he believes was a long-buried bureaucratic snafu. Mike Quinn, 70, of Niagara Falls, Ont.

TORONTO — Five things to watch for in Canadian business this week: Don't blame me, I voted for Kodos: It won't be just political junkies feasting on the results of the B.C. election Tuesday.