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OTTAWA — The Trudeau government will chart the next segment of its mandate this week in what's expected to be a modest budget — but the omnipresent economic unknowns in the U.S. could eventually force Ottawa from a steady-as-she-goes course.

OTTAWA — A newly released memo from Finance Canada says departmental officials regularly examine how proposals from across the government affect women and men in different ways, but suggests they want to keep their conclusions secret.

OTTAWA — Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has made gender equality a priority for his Liberal government, arguing it makes good economic sense. "We know that when women are included and given the same opportunities as men ...

OTTAWA — There's a persistent sneer on Guy Boucher's face, but the Ottawa Senators head coach doesn't lose his cool like he might have in the past after a disappointing overtime loss.

TORONTO — Drake has finally delivered "More Life," but he hasn't necessarily handed us all the answers.

ST. JOHN'S, N.L. — Jim Skinner thought after a 35-year career at the Wabush iron ore mine in Labrador he'd be set for the golden retirement he had earned. He was wrong. U.S.

TORONTO — Maintenance contractors would be held responsible for getting broken-down elevators up and running in relatively short order under proposed novel legislation in Ontario that seeks to address what some have deemed a crisis.

Toronto police say a man is dead after a shooting in the city's east end Saturday night. Police say the shooting happened at about 9 p.m. in the East York area.

IQALUIT, Nunavut — To the Nunavut government, it's an update to old legislation that needs to acknowledge reality. To others, it's a dagger to the territory's heart.

TORONTO — Five things to watch this week in Canadian business: St. Lawrence Seaway opening: The St. Lawrence Seaway is scheduled to open Monday for the commercial shipping season.