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Alberta’s October referendum has moved from political argument to physical ballots. Starting September 1, Elections Alberta is mailing special-ballot packages

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Quebec’s election campaign is developing around an unusual political bargain: many voters appear willing to accept some financial pain if

President Donald Trump’s latest escalation with Canada is running into substantial resistance at home. A Reuters/Ipsos poll released September 1

Three federal byelections delivered three Liberal victories on August 31, but one result towered over the others. In Chicoutimi—Le Fjord,

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