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N.B. officials urge people to evacuate their neighbourhoods as floodwaters rise
The Emergency Measures Organization is urging people to leave certain neighbourhoods in and around Saint John
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Bank of Canada says Canadians owe $2 trillion as it mulls next rate hike
Bank of Canada governor Stephen Poloz says Canadians have amassed a $2-trillion mountain of household debt
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Investigators have floated idea of forcing Trump to testify under oath.
The special counsel leading the Russia investigation has floated idea of subpoena for President Donald Trump
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Toronto mayor considering permanent memorial to van attack victims
After four days of painstaking “scientific” efforts to identify the victims of a horrific attack in Toronto, authorities released names on Friday
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PM sells Trans Mountain pipeline as Amazon announces expansion in Vancouver
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau promoted the expansion of retail giant Amazon’s technology hub in Vancouver on Monday as he used the region’s record-high gas prices to continue selling the expansion of the Trans Mountain pipeline.
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US May Day immigration protests target Trump, fall elections
The Donald Trump era has been everything that immigrant rights’ groups feared, but they’re taking to the streets again
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Investigation into harassment allegations against NDP MP complete
Saskatchewan MP Erin Weir was accused by Christine Moore of having harassed several women
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Trump gives thumbs-down to White House Correspondent’s Dinner comic
For the second straight year Trump skipped the event with the White House Press Corps.
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Ottawa claims price on carbon could cut 90 million tonnes of emissions by 2022
An Environment Canada analysis says the federal government’s carbon pricing plan will eliminate as much as 90 million tonnes of carbon dioxide by 2022.
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RCMP say three boys killed in Manitoba by alleged drunk driver
A 13-year-old and two 11-year-olds were hit by a vehicle with five people in it around 10:30 p.m., RCMP said.
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