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Democratic former U.S. Rep. Mary Peltola said Monday that she would challenge Republican Sen. Dan Sullivan in this year's midterm elections, vowing to shake up the establishment to make life more affordable for Alaskans.

Conservatives accuse Liberals of 'kowtowing to Beijing' as 2 MPs cut Taiwan trip short

The federal Conservatives are accusing the Liberals of rewarding "Beijing's intimidation" after some parliamentarians on a trip to Taiwan decided to return earlier than planned.

Carney to meet with Coastal First Nations in B.C., expected to talk major projects: source

Prime Minister Mark Carney will travel to northern B.C. to meet with Coastal First Nations before leaving on his trip to China, a government official confirmed to CBC News.

New charges laid in Toronto Pearson airport gold heist investigation

Police have charged another man in connection with a 2023 gold heist at Pearson airport, saying he was arrested after flying into the country on Monday. 

Ontario government has spent $270K on outside lawyers in fight to remove bike lanes: FOI

Documents show the Ontario government has already spent hundreds of thousands of dollars on external legal fees to fight a successful legal challenge — which the province is appealing this month — against its plan to remove bike lanes on major Toronto streets

Crews knock down fire in western P.E.I.

Gulf Island Peat Moss is monitoring a waste pile of shavings on its property in Foxley River after the pile caught fire Monday morning, a company representative says. 

Local politicians ready to fight to prioritize Via passenger rail over freight in southwestern Ontario

Officials from the London, Ont., and several neighbouring counties will push the Ford government for improved passenger rail service in the region when they meet with the Ontario government at a conference in Toronto this month.

Judge rips police over failure to investigate harassment claims in Corner Brook case

A provincial court judge has issued a stern warning to the Royal Newfoundland Constabulary to “rethink their approach” when it comes to dealing with complaints of threats and harassment in intimate partner relationships.

Small northeastern hospitals welcome funding boost, but CEO's say budgets still not stable

Some provincial funding targeted to struggling rural hospitals in the northeast is a boon but some CEO’s say it falls short of keeping them afloat.

'Despair, betrayal, disbelief': Ukrainians who fled to Canada face uncertainty over immigration status

A Ukrainian family in Halifax says the federal government needs to provide answers to the thousands of Ukrainians who are now learning that it could be more than 50 years before their permanent residency applications are processed.

Restaurants head into winter slump amid high grocery costs, decreased demand

On a cold January morning, the owners of Yassou Souvlaki & Donair in Fredericton are busy heating up the kitchen, slicing vegetables and donair meat to prepare for their lunch-hour crowd. 

Passenger train crashes into 2 semi-trailer trucks in Lower St. Lawrence region, no one injured

The Transportation Safety Board of Canada and the CN Police Service are investigating following a train collision overnight in Saint-Alexandre-de-Kamouraska, Que.