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at 5/19/22 12:00pmFollow along as opposition parties question the Liberal government in the House of Commons.- — Canada's top court to hear appeal on whether or not to keep Doug Ford's mandate letters secret
- at 5/19/22 2:00amThe Supreme Court of Canada will hear the Ontario government's appeal on whether or not it will be able to keep PC Leader Doug Ford's mandate letters secret.
- — The terrorist threat posed by lone actors is 'difficult to detect,' says federal report
- at 5/19/22 2:00amViolent extremists in Canada have the "intent and capability" to commit acts of terrorism, but detecting attacks by lone actors or small groups before they happen is "difficult," says an internal threat assessment conducted for the federal government last year.
- — Constitutional monarchy serves us well — but its figureheads have a serious image problem
- at 5/19/22 2:00amThe monarchy underpins a system of government that has served this country very well. But the trappings of royalty complicate any defence of the institution.
- — In Ukraine's 'Hell's Kitchen,' volunteers show they can take the heat
- at 5/19/22 2:00amNot everyone fighting in Ukraine's defence carries a gun. Two volunteers — one Ukrainian, one Canadian — spoke to CBC News about their work with an operation that has been making and delivering hot meals for front-line troops, emergency workers and vulnerable civilians as Russia's invasion grinds on.
- — AFN national chief calls for Queen to apologize for past wrongs
- at 5/18/22 7:25pmThe national chief of the Assembly of First Nations said late Wednesday the Queen must apologize for the Crown's "failure to fulfil its treaty agreements" with Indigenous peoples, and suggested there should be some "restitution" for harms perpetrated by the Canadian government in her name.
- — China has lifted a 3-year ban on Canadian canola, Ottawa says
- at 5/18/22 6:27pmChina has reinstated market access for two Canadian grain trading companies that have been prevented from exporting canola seed to China since March 2019, Ottawa says.
- — Ed Fast says Poilievre supporters tried to 'muzzle' him on monetary policy
- at 5/18/22 5:53pmEd Fast says he resigned as the Conservatives' finance critic after MPs supporting Pierre Poilievre tried to "muzzle" him from speaking out about monetary policy — particularly on issues such as cryptocurrency and the Bank of Canada.
- — Without colonization there would be no residential schools, says B.C. regional chief
- at 5/18/22 5:30pmB.C. Assembly of First Nations Regional Chief Terry Teegee says the Royal Family has never recognized the Crown's role in the residential school system.
- — 19-year-old reservist dies after collapsing during training march
- at 5/18/22 4:54pmA 19-year old reservist from the Lorne Scots Regiment died last week after becoming ill during a training exercise.
- — Conservative Party investigating racist email sent to Brown campaign
- at 5/18/22 3:43pmThe Conservative Party of Canada says it's investigating a racist email sent to the Patrick Brown campaign — allegedly by a supporter of Pierre Poilievre, Brown's rival in the Conservative leadership race — which expressed support for Nazism and Hitler.
- — Crown trying to put Freedom Convoy leader Tamara Lich back in jail
- at 5/18/22 2:48pmAhead of her Thursday court appearance, Crown prosecutors are arguing Ottawa protest organizer Tamara Lich should be back in jail because she is violating her bail conditions by continuing to support the Freedom Convoy.
- — Prince Charles praises 'remarkable' Canada during his tour of Ottawa with wife Camilla
- at 5/18/22 2:00amPrince Charles and Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall toured Ottawa on this second day of their royal visit to mark the Queen's Platinum Jubilee — a city he recently called "the much-storied capital at the heart of a great nation."
- — Fear and hope: Mariupol's defenders walk into Russian custody and an uncertain future
- at 5/18/22 2:00amMost of the remaining Ukrainian defenders of the Azovstal steel plant in Mariupol walked into Russian custody on Tuesday. Moscow called it a surrender. For Ukrainians, it was something else — a still-living symbol of resistance against impossible odds.
- — Alberta Premier Jason Kenney resigning as UCP leader despite narrow win in leadership review
- at 5/17/22 10:31pmJason Kenney announced his resignation as United Conservative Party leader Wednesday after receiving 51.4 per cent approval of his leadership from United Conservative Party members.
- — Families of Flight PS752 victims call for cancellation of soccer match with Iran
- at 5/17/22 10:41amFamilies who lost loved ones in the destruction of Flight PS752 are demanding that Canada Soccer abandon its plan to host Iran for a men’s soccer friendly next month in Vancouver.
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