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Negotiations between Canada Post and the Canadian Union of Postal Workers are set to resume.

Air Canada customers looking to lodge a complaint with the regulator over their experience during the flight attendants' strike should prepare for a wait.

OTTAWA — Advocates are raising concerns that upcoming federal budget cuts and expected job losses in the public service will jeopardize programs intended to hire and promote people with disabilities.

OTTAWA — Employees at the Canada Border Services Agency and the Canadian Security Intelligence Service are the least likely to recommend their office as a great place to work, a survey of federal public servants suggests.

KYIV — Amidst a sea of blue-and-yellow flags in Kyiv's Independence Square that pay tribute to Ukraine's fallen soldiers, there's a bright splash of red and white.

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A total of 112 golfers participated in this year's Dustin Pratt Memorial Redneck Golf Tournament.

Cote-Williamson celebrated his 21st birthday at the games – on the same day that he broke his own national record in the T47 100m race.

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Team Saskatchewan caps Games with 13 gold, 14 silver, 21 bronze for 48 medals

The Terriers also elected its new executive and reflected on the past season during the meeting.

OTTAWA — Ottawa's annual Pride parade was cancelled Sunday after being disrupted by pro-Palestinian protesters. A group called Queers for Palestine - Ottawa had organized a rally to coincide with the Pride parade.

Fitness testing and orientation set to take place Wednesday, with on-ice sessions Thursday through Saturday, Red and Grey Game taking place Sunday

Yorkton two Kinsmen Mighty Mite Mights teams notched one win out of four chances to the Ravens and Jaguars both out of Regina.

KYIV — Prime Minister Mark Carney says Canada could deploy military troops to Ukraine as part of an eventual security guarantee against Russia.

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REGINA -- It’s safe to say Saskatchewan Roughriders' receiver KeeSean Johnson won’t be flying under the radar of Canadian Footbal...

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PRINCE ALBERT - The Prince Albert Police Service is renewing its request for public assistance in locating Henry McAdam. It has been three years since...

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WARSAW — Drones, armoured vehicles and other munitions are headed to Ukraine as part of a $2-billion military aid package, Prime Minister Mark Carney said on Sunday.

OTTAWA — Canada only has two women from the military deployed on United Nations peacekeeping missions right now, raising concerns Ottawa is failing to lead by example and may be called out by the international body for missing its targets.

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KYIV — Prime Minister Mark Carney says he is not ruling out putting Canadian troops on the ground in Ukraine as part of an eventual security guarantee against Russia.