House Speaker Andrew Scheer shunted the problem of whether to suspend two Tory MPs under the Elections Canada microscope for possible overspending during the last campaign to a Commons committee.
Speaker sends overspending case to committee
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Pfizer settles with patients who had suicidal behaviour
Drug maker Pfizer will pay $4.8 million in compensation to Canadians who tried to commit suicide after being prescribed a drug to treat seizures.
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Two guards sanctioned for relations with inmates
Two woman guards at a sprawling north-end Montreal jail were caught in romantic relationships with inmates, and one quit rather than break up with her bad-boy beau.
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Testimony of cop who made fake drug deal on suspect's phone inadmissable: Supreme Court
A man convicted of drug trafficking will get a new trial because the testimony of a cop who pretended to arrange a deal on the suspect's cellphone should not have been admitted, the Supreme Court ruled Wednesday.
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NDP rubs blocked citizenship bill in Tories' faces
NDP Leader Thomas Mulcair began Parliament's summer break by boasting about blocking a Conservative effort to strip Canadian citizenship from convicted terrorists.
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Bob Rae steps down as MP
Political veteran Bob Rae exited stage left Wednesday, bowing out of the federal scene to focus on his legal work in mediation.
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Trudeau mistakes CBC for Sun News
In response to a question about negotiating with the Taliban, Liberal leader Justin Trudeau mistook a CBC reporter for a Sun News reporter.
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Backbencher asks ethics watchdog to revisit Trudeau speaking gigs
A Tory MP wants the federal ethics watchdog to take a closer look at Justin Trudeau's speaking gigs.
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Montreal’s new interim mayor to be chosen Tuesday
Canada’s leaderless second-largest city will try a second time to appoint an interim mayor who can stay out of trouble until the fall elections.
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MPs bolt after acrimonious sitting
MPs fled to their ridings Wednesday, leaving a stench richer than the smoke wafting from the annual pork barbecue along the pedestrian mall a short walk from Parliament Hill.
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N.S. MLA who defrauded taxpayers in scandal finally resigns
After admitting to fraud over $5,000 and breach of trust earlier this week, disgraced Nova Scotia Independent MLA Trevor Zinck finally took the hint and resigned from his seat.
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Mulcair backs push to scrap secretive MP expenses board
NDP Leader Thomas Mulcair did a victory lap Wednesday after his party's motion to consider replacing the secretive board that handles all the financial and administrative matters for MPs passed in the House.
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Turner Valley, Alta., residents warned to stay indoors after sour gas leak
Residents of Turner Valley, Alta., are being warned to move indoors and stay there after a sour gas pipeline ruptured Thursday.
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Top court dismisses Libyan man's bid to stay in Canada
Canada's top court dismissed an appeal Thursday by a Libyan citizen to stay in this country after having his residency application rejected on national security grounds.
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Death of Vancouver woman found in L.A. water tank accidental: Coroner
The coroner has ruled the death of a Vancouver woman found in a hotel water tank in Los Angeles in February as an accidental drowning.
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2 dead in fireworks factory explosion
Provincial police said two bodies were found in the ashes of a fireworks factory that exploded Thursday morning southwest of Montreal.
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RCMP investigate second senator
The RCMP has opened a criminal investigation into a second senator over housing and travel expenses.
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Trudeau says he was hired as a professional speaker, not an MP
Liberal leader Justin Trudeau says he wasn't wearing his MP hat when he accepted paid speaking gigs.
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Senator vows to co-operate with ethics officer
Conservative Sen. Pierre-Hugues Boisvenu says he will co-operate if the Senate ethics officer decides to investigate his conduct, which was the subject of a letter penned Thursday by Liberal Sen. Celine Hervieux-Payette.
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Heavy rain in Southern Alberta area causes flooding, forces evacuations
A state of emergency has been declared in
the Town of Canmore as heavy rain has
caused flooding.
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