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Trump's second term could realign U.S. diplomacy more toward populist, authoritarian politicians, according to both those leaders and outside observers.

Wisconsin senior Lacey Eden scored two of the United States' five first-period goals and the Americans routed Canada 7-2 on Wednesday night in the opener of the Rivalry Series in San Jose, Calif.

Three people were arrested as the City of Gatineau moved to break up the controversial camp outside the Robert Guertin Centre.  Read More

Dozens of protesters blocked access to the embattled Ray-Mont Logistics container yard on Notre-Dame St. E. in Montreal’s Hochelaga-Maisonneuve neighbourhood for about an hour and a half Thursday morning. Read More

‘Tis the season of hosting, and every friend, cousin and in-law will be impressed by your immaculate taste with these ultra-classy, sophisticated decor picks. From stunning coffee table books, to modern vases and antique Parisian gold mirrors, you can always look forward to coming back to your home sanctuary after leveling up your interiors with...

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With one goal this season, it's not unreasonable to suggest more was expected from Canadiens' forward Juraj Slafkovsky. Read More

In 1968, I happily accepted being transferred from Toronto to Montreal, although Quebec anglos had already started to go the other way. In fact, between 1966 and 2006, thanks to the FLQ, Bill 101 and two referenda, the net anglo out-migration totalled more than 336,000. Read More

A new group is behind a request to the province to work on an opioid treatment plan, which they hope would see a multi-ministry taskforce convened to coordinate a plan.

There is perhaps no better symbol of the rock ‘n’ roll attitude of the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts’ new exhibition of Inuit art, Uummaqutik: Essence of Life, than the motorcycle that greets visitors upon entering the space. Read More

The province announced, on Wednesday, that roughly 150,000 active duty and retired members of the Canadian Armed Forces in Ontario would be allowed to ride GO Transit for free

Re: Letter, Doug Ford is just trying to buy our votes, Nov. 4. Read More

Health Minister Christian Dubé pulled a fresh bandage out of his first-aid kit to staunch the hemorrhaging in Quebec's ailing health system this week, the latest in a series of proposed remedies that miss the real cause of the bleeding. Read More

The Lambton Kent District School Board in southwestern Ontario spent over $32,000 to send three staff members to an education conference in Hawaii this year, according to documents obtained by CBC. "There was no question that the quality of the conference met the needs of attendees," the board's education director says.

Big-city mayors have been demanding more transit funding from the federal government, and last month they were in Ottawa at a summit to make the case again to the Liberals. But they may be barking up the wrong tree. Read More

As he prepares to attend his 35th Bruce Springsteen concert Saturday at the Canadian Tire Centre, Scott Bradley is unquestionably a Boss of Bruce Springsteen fandom. Read More

The Ottawa Citizen's annual journalistic tribute to Canada's war dead will conclude this year with its 14th profile of a randomly selected soldier on Remembrance Day. Read More

An RCMP national security unit monitored First Nations-led anti-pipeline activism for “potential threats” to the the energy, transportation and banking sectors between 2021 and 2022, according to classified and unclassified internal police reports.

A new drug will soon be available to treat Rett syndrome. Amanda Marcotte's daughter is unable to tell whether she's OK with the potential side effects. So as a mother, Marcotte has to make the decision for her, and contemplates what are the right reasons.

Despite criticism that the island of Montreal has been overrun with bike paths since Projet Montréal came to power, Mayor Valérie Plante's administration has only added another 220 kilometres since 2017. The difference? Those additions were protected lanes on busier and larger traffic arteries.