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A disgraced former senator now facing sexual assault charges still retains his "honourable" title as a former member of Canada's upper house.

Highlights of the headlines that graced the pages of the special edition of the National Post after Queen Elizabeth IIs death

Through good times and bad, with patience and forbearance honed by a lifetime of practice, she smiled graciously and did what was expected of her, with great aplomb and without complaint.

Queen Elizabeth II made several visits to the region during her 70 years as Queen, with a particular focus on Ottawa. A national commemorative ceremony in the city will honour the long-serving Queen.

Through good times and bad, with patience and forbearance honed by a lifetime of practice, she smiled graciously and did what was expected of her, with great aplomb and without complaint.

Five men from Nova Scotia will have their names etched onto a monument in Ottawa honouring firefighters who died in the line of duty.

OTTAWA - It’s not clear how they did it: was it a clandestine operation, carried out under the cloak of darkness? An elaborate ruse, designed to fool onlookers? Or something else?

OTTAWA - The Château Laurier says it's been able to narrow down a time frame of when it believes a famous portrait of Sir Winston Churchill was stolen from its walls: sometime between Christmas Day last year and Jan. 6.

OTTAWA - It sounds like a caper from a movie: a thief seems to have swapped out the famous portrait of a scowling Sir Winston Churchill, photographed by Yousuf Karsh in 1941, with a signed copy.

OTTAWA - The committee of MPs and senators that oversees the security and intelligence community says it plans a review of how these agencies intercept communications during investigations.