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WINNIPEG — A Winnipeg police officer is accused of deleting records related to his own speeding ticket. Manitoba's Independent Investigation Unit says Patrol Sgt.

OTTAWA — Canada's minister in charge of federal efforts to expand child care says funding to create 250,000 before- and after-school spaces will be on top of $7.5 billion in already planned spending.

A teacher who is living with his pregnant Canadian wife and child in a city that is the epicentre of China's coronavirus outbreak is hoping to get out of the country on a British flight.

WASHINGTON — Donald Trump will usher in the start of a new era in continental trade today when he signs into law the American road map for the U.S.

OSHAWA, Ont. — A young black man who testified he was beaten by an off-duty Toronto police officer and his brother three years ago is being accused of perjury at the pair's trial. Defence lawyers representing Const.

OTTAWA — New Brunswick MP John Williamson is exploring a bid for leadership of the federal Conservatives, he said Wednesday.

QUEBEC — Events are being held Wednesday in Quebec City to mark the third anniversary of the deadly mosque shooting that claimed six lives.

More than 120 Canadians in Wuhan have asked the Canadian government to help bring them home.

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OTTAWA — Foreign Affairs Minister Francois-Philippe Champagne said Tuesday Ottawa is "looking at all options" to help Canadians quarantined in China during the outbreak of a new coronavirus.