Witnesses jumped into action, one to chase after an alleged gun-toting driver, following a dramatic crash that injured five people Friday morning.
Civilian gives chase to alleged gun-toting man after crash in northeast Calgary
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Feds officially recognize spy school CAMP X
A legendary Second World War spy school will be officially recognized as a piece of Canadian history, Parks Canada said Saturday.
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Afghan mission took on new reality with the first casualties
There are some who would argue — and I would be one — that the Afghan Mission started on April 17, 2002.
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Police raid Brampton, Ont. house party after 1,500 people show up
A Brampton house party — promoted heavily on social media — was shut down by police Friday night after more than 1,500 people showed up.
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Hundreds remain stranded in B.C. after mudslide, town gets power back
Power was restored to hundreds of residents near Enderby, B.C., after a mudslide wrecked a bridge and cut electricity to their town Friday.
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Canadians commemorate Battle of the Atlantic
While many marked May 4 as Star Wars Day, tweeting May the Fourth Be With You ad nauseum, many across the country took the time to remember the Battle of the Atlantic Sunday.
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Headingley prisoners treated to Easter egg hunt, Sun learns
Easter for some Headingley Correctional Centre inmates included a chocolate egg hunt and children’s games, a questionable move that was quickly slapped down by jail administrators, the Winnipeg Sun has learned.
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Cost of Prince Charles and Camilla's royal visit pegged at $721,000
The royal couple can expect some expensive Canadian hospitality when they visit in May.
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Two women dead, another injured in Calgary stabbing spree
Two women are dead and a third is injured in hospital after a stabbing spree at a home in the city’s southeast Sunday night.
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Estranged husband charged in Calgary double slaying
Attacked and stabbed -- allegedly by her estranged husband -- while at her old home to pick up her things, a young woman's new life was cut short.
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Canada devoted 12 years and lost 158 soldiers in its mission to Afghanistan
It's a question that has been asked many times and yet remains unanswered; was Canada's time in Afghanistan worth it?
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Government knows less about Canadian families after long-form census scrapped: AG
In the absence of the long-form census, Statistics Canada knows less about average Canadian households than it did in the past, the auditor general says in his spring report.
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Montreal cops catch woman riding electric wheelchair on busy highway
MONTREAL — For the second time in a week, Montreal-area police intercepted a woman who was riding her electric wheelchair on a busy highway.
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Prison expansion plans won't be effective long term: Auditor general
A lack of planning and oversight at Correctional Service Canada (CSC) means efforts to reduce overcrowding in prisons won't be effective in the long term, the auditor general says in a new report.
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Public pensions need better oversight as deficits add up, AG says
Public sector pension plans could put the government at significant financial risk, according to the auditor general.
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B.C. taxpayers paid $16K for teen’s ‘useless’ report
B.C. Education Minister Peter Fassbender has ordered a review after $16,000 in public funds was given to a teenaged student for a study critics have said is useless.
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Soldiers suffering post traumatic stress disorder can find it unbearable. But there is hope.
He wakes up abruptly, sweaty and trembling.
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'Swirl face' pedophile handed jail time
A man convicted of abusing young boys in Thailand has been handed a three-month jail sentence in British Columbia for breach of recognizance.
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Man convicted in Rwanda genocide to stay in prison: appeals court
A former Rwandan militiaman who hacked men to death with machetes and raped women and girls during that country's genocide will continue serving a life sentence, an appeals court ruled Wednesday.
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Liberal candidates must be pro-choice: Justin Trudeau
Aspiring politicians who don't support access to abortion on demand aren't welcome in the Liberal party, Leader Justin Trudeau says.
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