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TORONTO — Celebrated designer Erdem Moralioglu has scored another big win at the Canadian Arts & Fashion Awards.

VICTORIA — The British Columbia Liberal Party has filed a complaint with the province's privacy commissioner, alleging the New Democratic Party breached protection laws by sharing its supporter list with "politically friendly" groups.

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VANCOUVER — Days before Tuesday's election call, British Columbia's premier again apologized for a scandal that saw eight people wrongly fired from the Health Ministry in 2012, including one man who later took his own life.

VANCOUVER — Canada is more likely to reach a lasting solution for the softwood lumber trade dispute with the United States now that President Donald Trump is in power instead of Barack Obama, says British Columbia Premier Christy Clark.

NEW YORK — A famous man once said attacking Syria could start the Third World War, that it was a terrible idea, that it couldn't happen without a congressional vote, and that a president who did so might be inspired by the dark ulterior motive of goo

TORONTO — Warren (Smokey) Thomas has been re-elected for a sixth term as president of the Ontario Public Service Employees Union. Thomas was first elected to the union's top post in 2007.

TORONTO — Major North American stock markets showed little movement Friday as unsure investors avoided trading after an abundance of international news, including a U.S. air strike on Syria. In Toronto, the S&P/TSX composite index dropped 30.

VICTORIA — A move by the British Columbia government to ban mandatory high heels in the workplace is being lauded as a step towards ending discriminatory dress codes.

OTTAWA — Some quotes about the situation in Syria following President Donald Trump's retaliatory missile attacks against a Syrian air base: "This morning, I spoke with the president directly and emphasized that Canada agrees that Assad's continued us