Carney says Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor should be removed from line of succession
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Prime Minister Mark Carney said Friday disgraced former prince Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor should be removed from the line of succession for his "deplorable" actions.
Speaking to reporters in Tokyo on the tail end of his 10-day Indo-Pacific tour, Carney said the process should get underway. It would require working in tandem with other Commonwealth realms that share King Charles and his successors as their head of state, to avoid inadvertently seeing Mountbatten-Windsor ascend to the throne.
Less than a month into the job, acting Health Minister Cory Deagle says repairing the P.E.I. government's relationship with doctors is one of his top priorities.
Within one month of opening an anime collectibles shop near the corner of Hamilton Road and Chelsey Avenue, Peter Fay noticed one of his displays had been broken into.
The Ontario government spent over $7.5 million to advertise the Ring of Fire last year, according to documents obtained by CBC News.
The U Sports Final 8 National Men’s Basketball Tournament is returning to Calgary for the first time in almost 50 years.
Natural Resources Canada says it’s investing up to $40 million to create a digital library for drill core data.
The premier and opposition leaders battled for time on the floor of the legislature Thursday on a topic that’s become a political lightning rod: energy.
Saint John police say the 69-year-old man they arrested for allegedly sexually assaulting 15 seniors at a nursing home is a family member of a resident, but questions remain about how such offences could have occurred and how to ensure vulnerable seniors at other long-term care homes are protected.
Emergency physicians at St. Boniface Hospital said it's demoralizing to see long wait times at Manitoba's second-largest hospital, and elsewhere in the health-care system, having become increasingly normalized over the years.
Pooyan Arab wants to support the people of Iran as they struggle against an oppressive regime by flying the nation's historic flag at Saskatoon city hall.
WARNING: This story discusses child sexual abuse material and contains graphic details of alleged sexual assault
Jeff Clark spends hundreds of hours pouring over the minute details of B.C.'s geography to produce a single map.
While Niagara residents may be wondering if amalgamation of the region's 12 cities and towns could be a future reality, the mayors of most of the region's smaller cities and towns are flipping that idea on its head with a new proposal this week.
Most anti-Black racism recommendations completed at UWindsor, but some still waiting for more action
The University of Windsor says it has completed nearly 90 per cent of the anti-Black racism recommendations stemming from a special task force on campus, but some are pushing for more progress.