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The Supreme Court agreed Friday to consider President Donald Trump's ban on asylum at the southern border, a pillar of the Republican president's far-reaching crackdown on immigration.
Stelco is recalling 175 temporarily laid off workers as it plans to restart its Hamilton, Ont., finishing operations on Dec. 1. The company said Friday the move is due to increased customer demand. "I would like to thank our valued customers for the faith they have placed in us, and our workers for the patience and resilience they have continued...
Stelco is recalling 175 temporarily laid off workers as it plans to restart its Hamilton, Ont., finishing operations on Dec. 1.
HAMILTON -- Stelco is recalling 175 temporarily laid off workers as it plans to restart its Hamilton, Ont., finishing operations on Dec. 1.
Presidents say party's board doesn't have authority to issue the demand. Presidents of 15 United Conservative Party constituency associations say they won’t sign a revised code of conduct requiring them to publicly respect and abide by the result of a provincial referendum on national unity. In a letter obtained by CBC News, the locally elected constituency board presidents say they...
WASHINGTON (AP) -- Abdul El-Sayed has proposed "TrumpCare," a golden insurance card providing universal healthcare, dangling the president's name on the ambitious Democratic plan.
CALGARY -- High school students in Alberta will soon be allowed to graduate with fewer math, science and humanities courses under their belts.
A day after threatening to sue Stellantis to recoup federal cash given to the automaker, Industry Minister Mélanie Joly says she's still hopeful she can prevent the company from selling its Brampton, Ont., assembly plant to Roshel. Joly says Ottawa has "put an aggressive package to Stellantis to prevent the sale and we are still in solution mode to prevent...
A day after threatening to sue Stellantis to recoup federal cash given to the automaker, Industry Minister Mélanie Joly says she's still hopeful she can prevent the company from selling its Brampton, Ont., assembly plant to Roshel.
The Stellantis story is a mess. Who did what to whom, who said what to whom, who promised what to whom? The story keeps changing depending on who you ask. Bruce and Chantal try to sort it out. Plus there's a lot more, from Hoekstra to Plamondon to Lutnick on this week's Good Talk .
PHNOM PENH -- The new Parti Quebecois government won't be discussing independence at the Francophonie Summit which starts Sunday in Phnom Penh, Cambodia.
At Issue this week: Industry Minister Mélanie Joly is 'fed up' with Stellantis for selling its Brampton assembly plant, but can she do anything about it? Prime Minister Carney skips the UN climate conference. And Quebec pursues its own U.S. trade talks.
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