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HALIFAX — Jazz Aviation LP says its flight attendants have ratified a new labour agreement.

Canada signed a joint statement in support of the International Criminal Court after the United States moved to sanction the organization today.

Canadian readers evidently have a serious case of Anne Carson fever.

Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre is calling on Ottawa to sue Stelco's American owner as soon as Monday as part of a five-point plan aimed at protecting Canada's struggling steel industry.

The FBI has arrested an accused co-conspirator of a criminal hacking group that said last month that it had breached the bureau’s jobs portal and obtained sensitive and personal data on nearly all employees of the law enforcement agency, Director Kash Patel said Friday.

OTTAWA — Canada’s economy posted a second consecutive month of job losses in September, pushing up the unemployment rate and offsetting what had been a hot streak for the labour market earlier in the year.

Corus Entertainment Inc. says it has completed a recapitalization transaction first announced in November of last year and has appointed a new board of directors.

MONTREAL — Canadian investment manager, ethical business proponent and philanthropist Stephen Jarislowsky has died. He was 101.

KABUL, Afghanistan (AP) — Dr. Nigar Nangrahari was on a night shift in a Kabul hospital when the U.S.-led invasion of Afghanistan began 25 years ago — an event that would shape her and her country’s future for decades to come.