Lac-Megantic, Que., is already talking about running the rails out of town. So are other communities across Canada who fear a similar deadly rail crash in their backyards is just a matter of time.
A rail runs through it: Canadian communities concerned about train tracks in city centres
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No U.S. ambassador in Ottawa...for now
Is this any way to treat a best friend? As of Friday, Canada's largest trading partner and closest ally is without a representative in Ottawa, and the post will remain vacant for at least several months.
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Suzuki comments spark immigration debate
Green guru David Suzuki's controversial comments expressed in Parisian newsweekly L'Express is sparking debate on immigration policy in Canada.
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Cdn startup wins human-powered helicopter competition
Toronto startup AeroVelo wins the 33-year-old AHS Igor I. Sikorsky Human Powered Helicopter Competition.
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Lac-Megantic horror stories: Man witnessed explosion that killed partner, daughters
Pascal Charest says he would have preferred to die with his partner and their two young daughters.
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Stephen Harper wise to delay cabinet shuffle in face of tragedy, political watchers say
Oddsmakers on Friday were trying to determine the timing of a cabinet shuffle after the tragic train derailment in Quebec forced Prime Minister Stephen Harper to postpone a front-bench makeover this week.
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SNC-Lavalin launches $2M lawsuit against ex-employees
Montreal-based engineering giant SNC-Lavalin is suing its former vice-president for allegedly stealing company money to bribe members of the deposed Libyan regime of Moammar Gadhafi.
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Details emerge of abuse, murder of Ont. toddler
Marissa Whalen led a tragic life in her two short years on Earth before it was cut short. Now her killer is awaiting sentencing and her mother is awaiting trial, also facing a second-degree murder charge.
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Lac-Megantic marks deadly train crash with church bells
Five more bodies have been pulled from the wreckage in Lac-Megantic, Que., bringing the official death toll to 33, provincial police said Saturday afternoon.
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Russian observation aircraft taking to Canadian skies
The Russians are coming! Again!
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Alberta government lifts state of emergency in High River, leaving officials to focus on rebuilding
High River’s local officials are again spearheading their own flood recovery, but provincial resources will remain in place to help the municipality pull out from the crisis.
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Trudeau uncritical of Suzuki's controversial comments
Just because David Suzuki claims Canada is "full" and shouldn't accept any more immigrants doesn't mean Liberal Leader Justin Trudeau is ready to criticize him.
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Canada's time for action on Arctic sovereignty
Plus ça change and all that.
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Canadian nudists part of world's largest skinny-dip
Canadian nudists were part of an attempt to set the record for the world's largest skinny-dip on Saturday.
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Lac-Megantic wants its 'economic lifeline' back
A man who lost his son, two daughters-in-law and an employee in the tragedy at Lac-Megantic, Que., says he wants the railroad to open as soon as possible.
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Stephen Harper ready to introduce new cabinet team
Like a coach prepping his team for a tough season, Prime Minister Stephen Harper is set to change up his front bench Monday.
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Que. mayor sorry for saying he enjoys killing stray cats
A Quebec mayor said he was using "dark humour" when said on his radio show that he enjoys running over stray cats with his pickup truck.
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Boy, 2, survives fall from 6th-floor balcony
A toddler was in stable condition Sunday night after falling from his sixth-floor balcony and landing on concrete.
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Canadian to be freed in Mauritania after sentence cut
A Canadian man convicted and jailed in Mauritania for "terrorist conspiracy" in the West African nation will soon be freed after a court reduced his sentence on appeal, judicial sources said.
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New faces added to Harper's cabinet
Prime Minister Stephen Harper shuffled his cabinet Monday, bringing in eight new faces, including four women, and moving other key ministers to new jobs.
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