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As Quebec's population declines, political parties offer starkly different visions on immigration levels and French language integration ahead of the October 5 provincial election, with proposals ranging from cuts to increases in newcomers.
Family and supporters gathered in Longueuil to remember Nooran Rezayi and demand answers as Quebec prosecutors weigh charges against the officer who shot him.
Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe and other Canadian officials condemn U.S. President Donald Trump's proposed potash agreement with Belarus, citing ethical concerns over supporting Russian aggression and practical challenges in replacing Canada's $4.2 billion export industry.
Kerry-Lynne Findlay steps down as B.C. Conservative leader after just four months marked by internal strife, MLA defections and controversy over hiring a private investigator, though she'll remain as the Abbotsford-Mission byelection candidate.
With one month until Alberta votes on its future in Canada, campaigners report threats, vandalism and deep emotional divides over the province's potential separation, as historical grievances collide with modern political tensions.