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Alberta Premier Danielle Smith, right, and Education Minister Demetrios Nicolaides speak at a news conference at Bow Valley High School in Cochrane, Alta., on March 5, 2026. (The Canadian Press/Dayne Patterson)

Alberta’s premier and education minister held a private meeting in February to discuss school funding and education policy.

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Nearly half of the Saskatchewan-based NDP supporters who donated to federal leadership candidates gave to Avi Lewis' campaign, despite the provincial party distancing itself from the new leader. (The Canadian Press/John Woods)

Avi Lewis’ victory in the federal NDP leadership race drew swift rebuke from Saskatchewan NDP Leader Carla Beck, but contribution data suggests pa...


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In 2021 and 2022, the Financial Transactions and Reports Analysis Centre of Canada created memos alerting government officials about links between Iran and operations "with suspected ties to money laundering schemes." (The Canadian Press/Sammy Kogan)

Canada’s anti-money laundering watchdog has long suspected Iran is using cryptocurrencies and shell companies to evade fe...


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The Nunatsiavut Government wants formal, federal policy recognition as the only representative for Inuit people in Labrador. (The Canadian Press/Darryl Dyck)

A long-running debate over Inuit identity in Newfoundland and Labrador is being revived after federal lobbying records show the Nunatsiavut Government is seeking recognition as the sole representative of Labrador I...


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Firefighters from Canada and the U.S. want Ottawa to introduce policies to protect the public from the risks of fires caused by rechargeable batteries found in everyday products like phones, laptops and e-bikes. (AP Photo/Bebeto Matthews, File)

A labour union representing first responders across Canada and the U.S. wants the Canadian government to adopt policies to redu...


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