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Over-the-counter heartburn drug Zantac pulled in US, Canada
Drugmaker Sanofi is recalling its over-the-counter heartburn drug Zantac in the U.S. and Canada because of possible contamination. -
Head of N.S. prosecution service says bill ending arbitration a 'disaster'
The senior manager of Nova Scotia's independent public prosecution service has issued an angry denunciation of a controversial bill that would eliminate his staff's right to binding arbitration. -
N.B. school assessment results released
Grade nine reading results have declined for the first time since 2007 in the latest school assessment in New Brunswick. -
New Brunswick education minister says discipline policy needed for bullying
New Brunswick's education minister says bullying and other violence in the classroom won't be tolerated and he's looking to develop a new discipline policy. -
High school teachers union says contract talks with Ontario government have stalled
The union representing Ontario's public high school teachers says it has filed for concilliation after what it describes as stalled contract negotiations with the provincial government. -
Higgs calls Quebec 'darling of the Canadian federation'
New Brunswick Premier Blaine Higgs says Quebec is the darling of the Canadian federation and is receiving special treatment that harms Canadian unity. -
Former Hamilton Conservative riding association president charged with fraud
Hamilton police have charged the former president of a federal Conservative riding association with fraud. -
Scheer claims electing a Liberal-NDP coalition government would hike the GST
Conservative Leader Andrew Scheer upped the ante Friday on trying to scare voters away from backing his main rivals by tossing out an unproven claim. -
Singh urges voters to ignore Liberal warnings about voting for NDP
The Liberals have spent much of the campaign warning Canadians against voting for the NDP or Greens, arguing that would let the Conservatives take power. -
Greens say they would restructure trade relations to address climate change
May acknowledged that renegotiating existing trade agreements will take time and co-operation. -
Former Hamilton Conservative riding association president charged with fraud
The investigation started in March of this year -
Nova Scotia universities get $400,000 grant for sexual violence initiatives
Nova Scotia has announced $400,000 in support of seven initiatives aimed at preventing sexual violence on university campuses. -
Nova Scotia to ban police street checks after jurist finds they are illegal
Nova Scotia's Liberal government is planning to permanently ban police street checks after a retired judge issued a formal opinion that the practice is illegal. -
Nova Scotia names committee members to advise on ecological forest management
Nova Scotia's lands and forestry minister has appointed 14 people to an advisory committee on ecological forest management. -
Police release photos of two men wanted in Scarborough hit and run
A 20-month-old boy, was among those seriously injured -
Protest against open-pit gold mining planned during Nova Scotia mining show
A public rally critical of open-pit mining practices was set to take place in the Halifax area Friday as business leaders get together to promote Nova Scotia's growing gold industry. -
If Monday's vote ends with no clear winner, who governs?
With just three full campaign days before Canadians go to the polls, the leaders of the three largest federal parties are offering up opinions over how the country will be governed if there is no clear winner on Monday's election night. -
Fewer than 850 irregular border crossers deported, hundreds more in limbo
The Canada Border Services Agency says it's unable to proceed with deporting a ``significant'' number of failed asylum seekers. -
Pre-harvest prevention key to avoiding future food recalls, experts say
Food safety experts say pre-harvest prevention methods such as vaccines could help stop food safety recalls such as the one currently underway. -
Canada Post resetting online account passwords after data compromised
Canada Post says it is resetting passwords for all online customer accounts after a report that some personal information may have been compromised. -
Scheer takes fight to Bernier, Greens and NDP go head to head on West Coast
Scheer starts the day in Fredericton but plans to hit Beauce, outside Quebec City. Liberal Leader Justin Trudeau turns his attention to GTA ridings.
