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A high school rugby team in British Columbia that played Montague High School during a rugby exchange on P.E.I. last year raised money in honour of Brodie McCarthy over the Victoria Day weekend. […]

An Opposition private members bill that has been in legislative limbo since December moved one step closer to becoming law Tuesday morning, only to be amended hours after getting approval from cabinet. […]

The P.E.I. government tabled legislation Tuesday that would bring post-secondary institutions and certain municipalities under the Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act (FOIPP). […]

Residents from the unincorporated areas affected by the Three Rivers amalgamation continue their fight against amalgamation. May 22 was the deadline to submit an official objection to The Island Regulatory and Appeals Commission. […]

Next month, in an effort to improve aviation safety, the federal government is expected to roll out new regulations to limit how long pilots can fly. […]

The president of the Quebec City mosque where six men were fatally shot in January 2017 travelled to Ottawa Tuesday, to call for a prohibition on weapons like those carried by killer Alexandre Bissonnette. […]

Conservative MP Pierre Poilievre repeatedly tried to squeeze answers out of Finance Minister Bill Morneau during a marathon Commons session Tuesday night that featured a barrage of questions on the potential costs of the federal carbon tax for Canadian families. […]

Some U.S. academics are warning their Canadian counterparts to be wary of a U.S. libertarian group that has recently set up a chapter on the campus of Simon Fraser University, but its proponents say it provides a much-needed counterpoint to the increasingly liberal bias of academia. […]

Philip Roth, a prize-winning novelist and fearless narrator of sex, death, assimilation and fate, has died. […]

North Korean media stepped up their rhetorical attacks on South Korea and its joint military exercises with the United States, warning that a budding detente could be in danger. […]

An upstate New York judge has ordered a 30-year-old man to move out of his parents' house after they went to court to have him ejected. […]

Sweden is distributing an updated version of a Cold War-era civil emergency advice booklet to some 4.8 million households about what to do in the event of a crisis, including war. […]

The made-in-Canada Ebola vaccine was used for the first time to control an outbreak of the deadly hemorrhagic fever. […]

Congo's health ministry said there are now 28 confirmed Ebola cases, 21 probable ones and two suspected. […]

A rare virus spread by fruit bats, which can cause flu-like symptoms and brain damage, has killed 10 people in southern India, health officials said on Tuesday, with at least two more cases being monitored. […]

Their groundbreaking genetic research has added decades to the lives of people at risk of sudden heart attacks — now members of the team responsible have won the Governor General's Innovation Award. […]

Next month, in an effort to improve aviation safety, the federal government is expected to roll out new regulations to limit how long pilots can fly. […]

Jury members should be paid at least $120 a day and receive better psychological supports, MPs on the justice committee recommend in a new report. […]

Conservative MP Pierre Poilievre repeatedly tried to squeeze answers out of Finance Minister Bill Morneau during a marathon Commons session Tuesday night that featured a barrage of questions on the potential costs of the federal carbon tax for Canadian families. […]

​Justin Trudeau says he welcomes amendments from opposition parties to his government's proposed reforms to laws governing federal political parties and elections. […]

The US leader says the North must meet certain conditions for the summit to go ahead next month. […]

The works of one of the great American authors included American Pastoral and Portnoy's Complaint. […]

The candidate may become the first African-American female governor of a US state. […]

Gavin Grimm, who has been fighting his former high school's policy for years, says he feels relief. […]

When police in Winfield, Kansas, pulled Rudy Samuel over, the 31-year-old felt he had done nothing wrong. So he started recording the encounter on Facebook Live. […]

A Republican congressional candidate is facing a backlash after saying that Puerto Ricans who moved to Florida in the wake of Hurricane Maria last year should not be able to register to vote in the state. […]

A border patrol agent stopped and asked two women for identification at a gas station in Montana after hearing them speak Spanish. […]

One week after he screamed at people speaking Spanish in a New York City cafe -- a rant captured on video that quickly went viral -- attorney Aaron Schlossberg says he's not a racist and is "deeply sorry" for his actions. […]

Archbishop of Adelaide Philip Wilson said he was stepping aside from his duties following Tuesday's verdict, but would only resign his post if it "comes necessary and appropriate." […]

Roth, one of the most influential novelists of the later part of the 20th Century, is the author of American Pastoral, which won the Pulitzer Prize for Fiction, and 1969's Portnoy's Complaint. […]

President Trump addressed an anti-abortion rights group on the same day his administration unveiled a proposal to block groups like Planned Parenthood from receiving Title X funds. […]

After a 2 1/2-day manhunt across three states only one of the three inmates who escaped on Saturday night is still on the lam. The men escaped when a system glitch unlocked the doors to their cells. […]