Survivors of the drug thalidomide say Health Canada officials have assured them the up-to $180 million in compensation the government announced last week will be for life, tax-free, and easy to access.
Thalidomide survivors to receive immediate, lifelong payments: Health Canada
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$50M lotto prize claimed days before deadline
A $50-million Lotto Max ticket bought in Langley, B.C., was cashed in Monday, just days before the deadline, lottery officials say.
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Public Safety minister cites Qur'an verse as example of hate speech
Public Safety Minister Steven Blaney
paraphrased a controversial verse from the
Qur’an on Tuesday before a Commons committee
and said “it goes against Canadian values.”
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Ottawa man loses legs after getting pinned in elevator
Paramedics, firefighters and police responded
to a seniors residence Tuesday morning after
a man suffered serious injuries and became
trapped in an elevator.
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Runaway snowmobile races 12 km before crashing
Mounties say it's a miracle no one was hurt when a driverless snowmobile raced along a western Newfoundland highway for more than 12 km Monday afternoon before launching off a snowbank and skidding to a hault.
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Measles outbreak in Quebec soars to 80 cases
Public health officials say in the past month there have been 10 new confirmed cases of measles in the Lanaudiere, Que., region, bringing the outbreak's total to 80, CJAD radio reported Tuesday.
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Fallen Canadian Sgt. Doiron to be repatriated today
The casket of a Canadian soldier killed in
Iraq last week is expected to arrive in
Toronto Tuesday afternoon.
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Multiple women allegedly sexually assaulted at Ont. house party
Ontario Provincial Police are involved in a major investigation after several women were allegedly sexually assaulted at a party last weekend.
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Outpouring of support will help Sgt. Doiron's family with 'healing'
Sgt. Andrew Joseph Doiron has come home.
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Town of Taber, Alta., bans swearing, spitting, yelling ...
Call it a bunch of B.S. if you like ─ just be prepared to pay a $150 fine for using foul language in public.
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Via Rail terror trial jury to begin deliberations
The fate of the alleged Via Rail terrorists will be in the hands of a jury Wednesday.
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Terror suspect Carlos Larmond beaten at Ottawa-Carleton Detention Centre
Police are investigating after an Ottawa terror suspect was badly beaten at the Ottawa-Carleton Detention Centre last week.
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‘If I die BASE jumping...’: Vancouver man writes letter to friends before fatal BASE jumping accident
OTTAWA — Before Vancouver’s Bryan Turner left for his BASE jumping trip in southern Idaho, he felt compelled to write a letter — a will of sorts.
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Measles outbreak in Quebec jumps to 119 cases
The measles outbreak in the Lanaudiere
region of Quebec continues to escalate,
as officials announced Wednesday there
are 119 confirmed cases.
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Six arrests in $24M Revenue Quebec contract fraud: Cops
MONTREAL — Quebec's anti-corruption
squad arrested six people Wednesday,
including two Revenue Quebec
bureaucrats, for an alleged $24-million
computer contract fraud.
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Pilots to mount air rescue for Quebec pooches
SEPT-ILES, Que. -- An animal rescue group called Pilots N Paws is preparing to save 14 dogs from certain death by flying them from a northern Quebec kennel to potential owners near Montreal.
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Telemarketer fined $200Gs for free cruise calls: CRTC
A Florida-based company responsible
for calling Canadians with claims they
won a free cruise to the Bahamas has
been fined $200,000, Canada's
telecommunications regulator said
Wednesday.
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Canada minister: Oil train rule timing may differ from U.S.
OTTAWA - While the United States and
Canada are near agreement on a tougher
standard for oil-by-rail tanker cars,
they may diverge on the phase-in
period, Transport Minister Lisa Raitt
told Reuters on Wednesday.
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Tory MP mailout asks voters if they agree with anti-terror bill or if they think 'terrorists are victims too'
WINNIPEG — Conservative MP Lawrence
Toet is facing heat after issuing a
mailout survey that offered
constituents the choice between
supporting the federal government's
controversial terror bill or
sympathizing with terrorists.
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Parents arrested in abandoned baby case in London, Ont.
LONDON, Ont. — Police have charged the
parents of an 8-week-old baby who was
found in the driveway a London, Ont.,
home early Tuesday morning.
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