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RICHMOND, B.C. — Health Canada is warning that it seized a number of unauthorized health products from a business in Richmond, B.C. The agency says it has seized 10 products from EPCA Shipping Inc.

DUNDAS, P.E.I. — The annual "pig scramble" at a rural fair in Prince Edward Island amounts to animal cruelty, says a New Brunswick woman who is behind a campaign to stop the event.

SAINT-JEROME, Que. — A main defence witness at Bertrand Charest's sex assault trial admitted during cross-examination Tuesday that his links to the accused were deeper than he had let on during his earlier testimony.

MONTREAL — Canadian passengers flying Royal Jordanian Airlines will be affected by a U.S.

OTTAWA — The federal government's second budget Wednesday is expected to emphasize skills and job training, but will also illustrate lessons learned as Justin Trudeau's Liberals move away from the sunny ways of 2015 and towards the hard truths of the

TORONTO — Freshii has made an ostentatious bid to lure franchisees away from rival Subway as it looks to more than triple its footprint over the next two years.

LAVAL, Que. — Quebec provincial police say a man whose body was found along a busy highway on Tuesday had earlier been reported kidnapped from a restaurant just north of Montreal.

PRINCE ALBERT, Sask. — A Saskatchewan man convicted of beating and sexually assaulting a homeless woman before setting her clothes on fire has spoken up at his dangerous offender hearing.

OTTAWA — The federal Liberals plan to introduce legislation this spring to revamp the Conservative anti-terrorism bill known as C-51, the public safety minister says.

MONTREAL — An article in Maclean's that described Quebec as a "pathologically alienated and low-trust society" with a glaring absence of solidarity burst into the political sphere Tuesday, with politicians of all stripes denouncing it.