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Prime Minister’s wife gets credit for surprise performance

Few clues about why Guards use stun grenades, water hoses to subdue inmates

Two ridings in Quebec, one in B.C., and another in Nova Scotia are up for grabs

A UN agency claims Tehran has the knowledge necessary to build an atom bomb

A dozen activists occupy three smokestacks and a crane at an oil upgrader outside Edmonton

Alan Farnham on the problem with the public option

Her book is called Going Rogue and it is already a bestseller weeks ahead of appearing on the bookshelves. This is no small feat...

Money may not be enough to buy Ed Stelmach the affections of the oil sands mecca—or anyone else’s

But worries persist it may still have secret stockpiles

Pays $150,000 to aggrieved student