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OTTAWA - Six months after the federal government promised to help thousands of Afghan women leaders, human rights activists and journalists flee to Canada, the first planeload has landed.

OTTAWA - Natural Resources Minister Jonathan Wilkinson is overhauling a methane-reduction program that the environment commissioner slammed last fall as poorly designed and a waste of money.

OTTAWA — In a renovated shed in his garden, author Yann Martel drafts and redrafts his best sellers.

Quebec filmmaker and producer Jean-Marc Valleé, who won an Emmy for directing the hit HBO series Big Little Lies and whose 2013 drama Dallas Buyers Club earned multiple Oscar nominations, has died. He was 58.

Many of the troubles the House of Windsor faced in 2021 show little sign of fading as the calendar turns to 2022, a year when attention will focus on marking the Platinum Jubilee to honour Queen Elizabeth's 70 years as monarch.

The four argue that not only are their constitutional rights being violated, but Gen. Wayne Eyres threat of dismissal is extreme

OTTAWA - The federal government sought to emerge from a dark period in the Canadian Armed Forces' legacy on Monday as political and military leaders

OTTAWA - The federal government, Department of National Defence and Canadian Armed Forces will deliver a formal apology today to victims of military sexual misconduct.

Murray Sinclair holds video chat to talk about progress on reconciliation

Murray Sinclair holds video chat to talk about progress on reconciliation