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Conservatives vote to keep Pierre Poilievre as leader after speech in Calgary

Conservatives vote to keep Pierre Poilievre as leader after speech in Calgary
Pierre Poilievre's position as Conservative leader was cemented Friday after 87.4 per cent of delegates voted in a mandatory leadership review to keep him at the helm of their party.

Conservatives vote to keep Pierre Poilievre as leader after speech in Calgary

Canada denied Jeffrey Epstein permission to visit B.C. in 2018: documents

Canada denied Jeffrey Epstein permission to visit B.C. in 2018: documents
The Canadian government denied convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein permission to enter the country in 2018 due to his criminal past, newly released U.S. government documents reveal.

Canada denied Jeffrey Epstein permission to visit B.C. in 2018: documents

Canadian man pleads guilty to sexually exploiting 100-plus girls in the United States

Canadian man pleads guilty to sexually exploiting 100-plus girls in the United States
A 40-year-old man from Toronto has pleaded guilty in the United States for sexually exploiting more than 100 children on social media.

Canadian man pleads guilty to sexually exploiting 100-plus girls in the United States

Conservatives converge on downtown Calgary, eager to hear from party leader Poilievre

Conservatives converge on downtown Calgary, eager to hear from party leader Poilievre
Conservatives have kicked off their national convention in Calgary focused on hope for the future and presenting a vision of a party that is united in the face of Liberal attempts to divide.

Conservatives converge on downtown Calgary, eager to hear from party leader Poilievre

Economy stalled in November, may have contracted in Q4 amid manufacturing decline

Economy stalled in November, may have contracted in Q4 amid manufacturing decline
A beleaguered manufacturing sector was weighing on the economy heading into the end of 2025, Statistics Canada said Friday.

Economy stalled in November, may have contracted in Q4 amid manufacturing decline

Immigration minister says struggling universities must ask provinces for help

Immigration minister says struggling universities must ask provinces for help
Canada’s immigration minister says universities and colleges struggling to balance the books after federal cuts to the international student program will have to turn to their provincial governments for financial help. 

Immigration minister says struggling universities must ask provinces for help