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YORK, P.E.I. — The Prince Edward Island seed company caught up in controversy over Cheerios' "Bring Back the Bees" campaign is defending itself — and says it has no regrets.

Quebec's political class remembered Jean Lapierre on Wednesday, one year after the former MP and TV commentator died in a plane crash.

Dennis Oland's lawyers have asked the Supreme Court of Canada to acquit him of second-degree murder based on five issues of "public importance," including evidence they argue was at odds with the Crown's assertion that he murdered his multimillionair

Ottawa police leaders are asking fellow officers who are wearing wristbands in solidarity with a colleague charged in the 2016 death of a 37-year-old Somali-Canadian man to think carefully about the message it sends to the community.

KILLALOE, Ont. — Provincial police say a 74-year-old man is facing additional charges following a historical sexual investigation reaching back to the early 1980s. Investigators say Stanley McBride of Peterborough, Ont.

It's anyone's guess how BooBoo the cat travelled more than 3,000 kilometres from California to Canada, but its American owner says she can't wait to be reunited with her brown tabby, who went missing four years ago.

VANCOUVER — One of the first questions Mark McMorris asked doctors following a horrific crash over the weekend was if he would be healthy in time to compete at the 2018 Winter Olympics.

EDMONTON — Alberta Education Minister David Eggen says Progressive Conservative leader Jason Kenney is setting back the cause of LGBTQ youth with recent comments on gay-straight alliances.

The Canadian Veterinary Medical Association has strengthened its stand against declawing domestic cats, saying the practice causes unnecessary and avoidable pain.

HALIFAX — Standing in the shadow of Freetown's towering Cotton Tree, Lt.-Cmdr.