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Ninety disability and mental health organizations are calling for the federal government to permanently halt the expansion of medical assistance in dying to people whose sole condition is mental illness.

Canada captain Alphonso Davies isn’t with the national squad as it prepares for this summer’s World Cup with a training camp in Charlotte, N.C. Head coach Jesse Marsch says the Bayern Munich standout is still in Germany recovering from a hamstring injury and is expected to join the team in Edmonton ahead of a friendly against Uzbekistan, but it’s unlikely that Davies will play in Canada’s first game of the tournament.

The two teenage hockey players in Nova Scotia charged with sexual assault after an alleged hazing ritual last fall pleaded not guilty on Monday.

The Department of National Defence says it has confirmed that a previously unidentified grave in France for a Canadian First World War soldier belongs to Sgt. Norman McLennan.

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Three activists from a Gaza-bound flotilla who were captured by Israeli forces arrived back in Vancouver on Sunday. They say they were tortured and abused, while the Israeli government has denied mistreating flotilla members.

Good morning. One of Canada’s largest construction unions is back in the spotlight after both its top official and his wife, who was also a senior union official, resigned. More on that below, along with a meeting in Western Canada and negotiations in the Middle East. Let’s get to it.