The grand chief of Treaty Six First Nations in Alberta is calling for an independent investigator to collect all information on missing and murdered aboriginal women held by Statistics Canada and the RCMP.
First Nations demand independent probe of data on missing and murdered women
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Canada's TSB investigates death at CN Rail Saskatoon facility
CALGARY, Alberta - Canada's
Transportation Safety Board said on
Friday it has launched an
investigation into the death of a
Canadian National Railway Ltd employee
in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, on
Thursday night.
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Man Tasered by police at Pearson
A man who was trying to board a plane
by breaching security at Pearson
airport was tasered by officers late
Thursday in a confrontation caught on
video.
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Calgary teen calls 911 before passing out from carbon monoxide poisoning, saves family
Just as he was passing out from carbon monoxide poisoning early Friday, a Calgary teen managed to call 911 and save himself and his family, a fire official says.
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MRIs show how brain functions when impaired
A McMaster University engineering
professor hopes his MRI research into
how brains function when under the
influence of alcohol could lead to
more insight in determining impaired
driving limits.
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Coast guard took 'six long hours' to contain fuel spill: Clark
Industry Minister James Moore shot back Friday at the mounting criticism of his government's response to the fuel spill in Vancouver's English Bay.
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Hearing date set for Canada Valentine's Day massacre plot suspects
HALIFAX - The hearing for a Canadian man
and American woman accused of plotting a
shopping mall massacre in the Atlantic
Canadian city of Halifax will begin in
June, a judge ruled on Friday.
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Few details released on case against nurse accused of manslaughter
She has been described by many as
“bubbly,” as well as kind, compassionate
and caring — the most “awesome” nurse
anyone could know.
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Second Montrealer suspected of being a terror threat ordered to wear tracking bracelet
A second Montrealer suspected of being a terrorist threat must wear a tracking bracelet, a court ordered on Friday.
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No jail time for man who helped wife commit suicide
SAINT-JEROME, Que. — A man who helped
his wife commit suicide by buying her
anti-freeze to drink will not serve any
time behind bars, a judge ruled on
Thursday.
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Luck is on the side of Ontarians - again - in Lotto 6/49 draw
Ontario has a new multimillionaire.
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Terry Fox's Marathon of Hope marks 35th anniversary
When Terry Fox began his iconic Marathon of Hope from Newfoundland & Labrador 35 years ago today, Canada's population stood at just over 24 million.
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Walk held in memory of Rehtaeh Parsons in N.S.
The second annual Rae’s Awareness Memorial Walk to honour Rehtaeh Parsons drew about 100 people in Cole Harbour, N.S., Saturday.
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Quebec mechanic must pay ex $32,000 for making secret sex tape
A judge ordered a Montreal mechanic to pay his ex-girlfriend $32,000 in damages for secretly taping them having sex, Le Soleil reports.
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Is Old Duff putting on a show?
Old Duff wouldn't be mugging for the
cameras, would he?
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Mike Duffy trial: What you need to know from week 1
It was a media circus on Day 1 of the Mike Duffy trial with dozens of reporters and photographers lining the street. The suspended senator and former journalist appeared in an Ottawa court on April 7 to answer to 31 fraud, breach of trust and bribery charges.
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Two separate problems caused Vancouver oil spill: Transport Canada
A Transport Canada official says investigators have found the source of last Wednesday's fuel spill from a cargo ship in Vancouver's English Bay.
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Mohamed Fahmy says Egyptian court may drop terrorism charges
Detained Canadian journalist Mohamed Fahmy says the Egyptian court may drop the terrorism charges against him and fellow Al Jazeera colleague Baher Mohamed.
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Duffy gave contracts to his pal for Senate work, court hears
Suspended senator Mike Duffy started lining up government contracts for his friends within two months of landing in the Senate, court heard Monday.
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Eaton Centre killer fights consecutive life sentences
Lawyers for Eaton Centre killer Christopher Husbands attempted to save the convicted murderer from possible consecutive life sentences Monday by bringing in an expert to talk of Europe’s penal-system philosophies around parole eligibility.
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