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Carney appoints 28 cabinet ministers, 10 secretaries of state in Ottawa

Carney appoints 28 cabinet ministers, 10 secretaries of state in Ottawa

Prime minister promises the strongest economy within the G7
Anatomy of an apprehension: ‘Where are you taking the baby?’

Anatomy of an apprehension: ‘Where are you taking the baby?’

Manitoba’s Child and Family Services Act has strict rules about reporting on children in care
Canadian man arrested in Yukon in connection with murder of Oregon woman

Canadian man arrested in Yukon in connection with murder of Oregon woman

Cole Nikolaus Sinclair, 25, living in Whitehorse facility at the time of his arrest
42,000-year-old bison skull among items stolen from Yukon Suspension Bridge

42,000-year-old bison skull among items stolen from Yukon Suspension Bridge

RCMP say other missing things include antique RCMP red surge uniform, change and stools
Canadian, U.S. politicians react to newly elected Pope Leo XIV

Canadian, U.S. politicians react to newly elected Pope Leo XIV

Cardinal Robert Prevost selected 267th pope, takes name Leo XIV
822 special ballots mistakenly kept at B.C. office: Elections Canada

822 special ballots mistakenly kept at B.C. office: Elections Canada

Elections Canada says error would not effect outcome of results
'It won't be for sale': Carney sits down for 1st meeting with Trump

'It won't be for sale': Carney sits down for 1st meeting with Trump

Trump says 'never say never' about Canada becoming 51st state
Prime Minister Carney to head to Washington, D.C., meet with President Trump

Prime Minister Carney to head to Washington, D.C., meet with President Trump

It will be the 1st in-person meeting of the two leaders
King Charles and Queen Camilla to visit Canada for 2 days in May

King Charles and Queen Camilla to visit Canada for 2 days in May

The two will attend the State Opening of the Parliament of Canada in Ottawa
Analyst says federal NDP will find its way out of political wilderness

Analyst says federal NDP will find its way out of political wilderness

A UVic assistant professor of political science says he wasn't surprised by the low NDP support