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HALIFAX — A look at some of the major issues in Nova Scotia's election campaign: Balanced Books: The Liberals will portray themselves as good fiscal managers, having balanced the books in the last two years of their mandate and at a time when some go

SAULT STE. MARIE, Ont. — The Ontario Liberals have named their candidate to run for a northern seat vacated by former cabinet minister David Orazietti in December.

HALIFAX — Facts about the 31-day Nova Scotia election, which will be held on May 30: Major parties: Liberals, New Democrats and Progressive Conservatives.

A group of expats are searching along small roads, trails and in the bush of a town in Belize where a Canadian woman and her American boyfriend were reported missing, a friend said.

TORONTO — Canada's most populous city has an exotic animal problem.

TORONTO — Five things to watch for in Canadian business this week: Growing optimism: Farm and fertilizer supplier Agrium releases financial results on Monday and holds its annual meeting on Tuesday in Calgary.

CALGARY — A long-delayed building boom in Fort McMurray is ramping up as homeowners, insurers, contractors, and officials in the Alberta city clear hurdles that hindered reconstruction after the devastating wildfire last May.

CALGARY — A retiring Canadian general who served a number of international tours in his almost 40-year career says there should be more resources for and less government control over future military missions.

QIKIQTARJUAQ, Nunavut — A teacher in a remote Nunavut community is trying to buy and build a greenhouse in the hopes that he and his students can cut the sky-high costs of healthy eating in the North.

TORONTO — New York's tourism industry is worried U.S. President Donald Trump's "America First" policies are turning off Canadian visitors, and they're heading north this week to woo Canucks and their tourism dollars.