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Several injured as tornado tears through Ottawa and Gatineau, Que.

Several injured as tornado tears through Ottawa and Gatineau, Que.

OTTAWA - A tornado ripped through the Ottawa area Friday afternoon, damaging homes and vehicles and sending several people to hospital as severe thunderstorms and high wind gusts also pounded southern Ontario.
$71M deal aims at opioids crisis, better treatment options in B.C.

$71M deal aims at opioids crisis, better treatment options in B.C.

TORONTO — The federal government signed a bilateral agreement Thursday with British Columbia that will see $71.7 million go toward addressing the opioids issue, with $33.98 million coming from Ottawa and the balance from the province.
Canada standing up for human rights, says Freeland

Canada standing up for human rights, says Freeland

While Foreign Affairs Minister Chrystia Freeland said Ottawa will wait to hear more details from Saudi Arabia before responding to the country’s decision to freeze new trade deals and expel Canada’s ambassador, she defended Canada’s position, insisti
Telus jumps into business of health clinics, buys national chain

Telus jumps into business of health clinics, buys national chain

VANCOUVER — Telus Health is plunging into the business of elite medical clinics, spending just over $100 million to acquire Medisys-owned corporate and employee health clinics across Canada.
Horgan defends cost of union-only construction edict

Horgan defends cost of union-only construction edict

British Columbians worried that the province’s new union-only construction rules will drive up costs should wait and see how Metro 91Ô­´´â€™s new Pattullo Bridge replacement project turns out, says Premier John Horgan.
Orca carries dead calf for week during ‘deep grieving’

Orca carries dead calf for week during ‘deep grieving’

SEATTLE — An endangered orca that spends time in 91Ô­´´ Northwest waters is still carrying the corpse of her calf one week after it died.
Healing totem to be carved at Royal B.C. Museum

Healing totem to be carved at Royal B.C. Museum

The Royal B.C. Museum is teaming up with the Health Ministry to launch a pole-carving program aimed at symbolizing reconciliation and healing.
Contagion, part 1: How Canada 'dropped the ball' on drug resistance

Contagion, part 1: How Canada 'dropped the ball' on drug resistance

Doug Ford rides populist wave to victory in Ontario, Tories form majority

Doug Ford rides populist wave to victory in Ontario, Tories form majority

TORONTO — Doug Ford rode a populist wave to power in Ontario on Thursday, capturing a Progressive Conservative majority by harnessing voters’ economic anxiety and anger with a scandal-plagued Liberal government.
Ottawa to spend $4.5 billion to buy Trans Mountain pipeline, Kinder Morgan Canada assets

Ottawa to spend $4.5 billion to buy Trans Mountain pipeline, Kinder Morgan Canada assets

OTTAWA — The federal government is spending $4.