Francis Boucher, the son of notorious former Hells Angels kingpin Maurice “Mom” Boucher, is on the loose after apparently being released from jail by mistake.
Son of notorious Hells Angels boss released from jail by mistake
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Canada will expand anti-ISIS bombing until April 2016: Sources
Canada plans to expand its mission against Islamic State militants by sending fighter bombers to attack targets in Syria as well as Iraq, two well placed political sources said on Monday.
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Semi driver hauling beer charged with impaired driving: B.C. RCMP
B.C. Mounties say a big-rig driver hauling a trailer full of beer has been charged with impaired driving.
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Son of ex-Hells Angels boss pretended to be another inmate to flee jail
Convicted biker Francis Boucher, son of former Hells Angels boss Maurice "Mom" Boucher, escaped from jail Monday by pretending to be another inmate, a source tells QMI Agency.
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Illness delays start of Sandro Lisi drug-trafficking trial
Former mayor Rob Ford's friend Sandro Lisi is scheduled to be in Old City Hall court today to face drug trafficking and possession charges .
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Canada says it will bomb Islamic State 'safe havens' in Syria
Canada will expand its military mission against Islamic State by launching air strikes against the militants' safe havens in Syria as well as Iraq, Prime Minister Stephen Harper said on Tuesday.
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U.S. dragging its feet on Omar Khadr's appeal until he finishes his time, lawyer argues
Former Guantanamo Bay detainee Omar
Khadr is in an Edmonton courtroom
seeking to be released on bail pending a
decision on the appeal of his
convictions in the United States.
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NDP wants temporary foreign workers in limbo to be able to apply for citizenship
OTTAWA — The NDP wants the government to
help temporary foreign workers who are
at the end of their four-year visas to
be entitled to citizenship.
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'I was never so scared in my life': Alleged Brazeau victim
Holed up in a bathroom after suspended
senator Patrick Brazeau allegedly beat
and sexually assaulted her in 2013, a
woman called 911 in tears, a court heard
Tuesday.
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Anti-terror bill targets aboriginals: First Nations lawyer, MP
A Mi'kmaq lawyer fighting against the
government's anti-terror bill asked
members of a Commons committee Tuesday
to compare the number of Canadians who
have died on home soil in terror
attacks to the number of missing and
murdered aboriginal women.
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Canadians support Iraq extension, despite flaws
It's not going to be hard to sell this
one to the general public.
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Trans woman wins $15Gs after cops called her a man
VANCOUVER -- Vancouver's police force has been ordered to pay a trans woman $15,000 for repeatedly referring to her as a man and refusing to provide her post-op treatment while she was in jail.
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P.E.I. police make terror arrest
Mounties say they have arrested a man in P.E.I. who may have allegedly been planning terror-related crimes.
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Ottawa family names son after Cpl. Nathan Cirillo
Neil Jansen will always carry Oct. 22, 2014, with him.
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$19,000 raised for Regina cat found with taped paws
An online fundraiser to help pay for the medical care of a young cat named Bruce Almighty, who was found last week in the freezing cold with electrical tape tightly wrapped around its legs, has collected about $19,000.
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Indian prime minister to visit Canada
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi will make his first visit to Canada in April, the Prime Minister's Office announced Wednesday.
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Nova Scotia MLA resigns from cabinet amid death threats, assault case
Nova Scotia Energy Minister Andrew Younger resigned from cabinet Tuesday, three months after he took a leave of absence related to a woman charged with assaulting him and after receiving death threats.
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Lawyer urges escaped biker Francis Boucher to turn himself in
The lawyer for biker boss Maurice "Mom" Boucher's jail-breaking son Francis urged his client to turn himself in to avoid a "bloodbath."
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Viral video costs Quebec driver $1,293 ticket
The video may have gone viral, but the
prescription will be costly.
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CRA warns Canadians about tax scam
The Canada Revenue Agency has issued a warning to Canadians about fraudulent messages trying access banking information.
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