Pierre Poilievre’s Conservatives fall short despite nail-biter election night – National

Pierre Poilievre has spent the last two years demanding change. But over the course of the 36-day federal election campaign, Poilievre showed he wasn’t capable of changing himself. After a wild night of changing fortunes, the Liberals under Prime Minister Mark Carney were projected to win a fourth-straight mandate despite starting 2025 on life support….

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Toronto gynecologist under scrutiny for disinfection of tools resigns from college – Toronto

By Hannah Alberga The Canadian Press Posted April 28, 2025 1:30 pm 1 min read Descrease article font size Increase article font size A gynecologist has resigned from the College of Physicians and Surgeons of Ontario after Toronto Public Health told patients earlier this year that instruments were not properly cleaned and disinfected at her clinic. A…

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Ontario looks to speed up judicial appointments, add more judges to courts

By Staff The Canadian Press Posted April 28, 2025 9:56 am 1 min read Descrease article font size Increase article font size Ontario is set to introduce legislation this week that would speed up judicial appointments, add more judges to the Ontario Court of Justice and create new prosecution teams. The Progressive Conservative government says changes include a…

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‘Like time stopped’: memorial mass in Montreal pays tribute to Pope Francis

Hours after waking to watch Pope Francis being laid to rest, several dozen faithful paid a final tribute to the late pontiff at a memorial mass at Montreal’s Mary, Queen of the World Cathedral on Saturday. The downtown cathedral — a one-quarter replica of St. Peter’s Basilica in Rome — has been at the centre of events in Montreal marking the passing of Pope Francis, who died on Easter…

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How federal parties’ promises to cut development fees could impact Calgary – Calgary

Having municipalities cut development fees is a policy plank shared by both the Liberals and Conservatives to get more housing built, but Calgary’s mayor warns the move could do the opposite. Development fees are paid to municipalities by builders to help fund infrastructure like roads, sewers and electricity. If elected, the Conservatives announced the party…

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Hudson’s Bay to ask court to allow auction of charter, art and artifacts – National

Hudson’s Bay is expected to seek court permission today to auction off its art, artifacts and the 355-year-old royal charter that launched the company, which announced Wednesday it will liquidate all its remaining stores. The department store company, which is Canada’s oldest business, filed a notice of motion last week asking to separate the charter…

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Former BC Liberal premiers endorse opposing election candidates in Kelowna – Okanagan

Stephen Fuhr’s campaign office filled with supporters Wednesday afternoon as a former B.C. premier officially endorsed the Liberal candidate running in the Kelowna riding. “When Stephen was your member of parliament he delivered a lot,” former Liberal premier Christy Clark told an enthusiastic group of supporters. Clark, who served as premier between 2011 and 2017,…

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