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BURLINGTON, Ont. — Police say a gun used in what they have called a murder-suicide at a southern Ontario chiropractic clinic was legally owned by the suspect.

CAMPOBELLO ISLAND, N.B. — A 64-year-old New Brunswick man says he is very much alive, despite being declared dead by the Canada Revenue Agency.

TORONTO — A memoir by business magnate and philanthropist Charles Bronfman and a guide to spotting "fake news" online are among the finalists for this year's National Business Book Award.

TORONTO — Purolator has stopped accepting shipments ahead of a strike deadline Wednesday issued by the union representing some of the courier's employees.

TORONTO — Sarah McLachlan will never forget how sick she was of hearing songs off her 1997 smash album "Surfacing" — and that was before it was even released.

TORONTO — Sarah McLachlan will never forget how sick she was of hearing songs off her 1997 smash album "Surfacing" — and that was before it was even released.

OTTAWA — A new report is urging the Trudeau Liberals to make their new, experimental infrastructure bank a centre for helping cities and provinces sell off existing assets, rather than just helping to build new infrastructure. The C.D.

TORONTO — Three out of four Canadians received a hip or knee replacement, cataract surgery, hip fracture repair or cancer radiation therapy within the recommended wait times for those priority procedures, although there was often wide variation from

Quebec Finance Minister Carlos Leitao will table the province's 2017-18 budget today and says it will be one of "confidence and optimism." Leitao said earlier this month he will be tabling his third consecutive balanced budget.

OTTAWA — The Trudeau government is still wrestling with how to tax recreational pot, even as it indicates it's poised to introduce long-awaited legalization legislation next month in advance of April 20 — the "Weed Day" popularly known as 4/20.