The charred remains of Dave Watling’s SUV and travel-trailer are still scattered along the highway near Bassano, southeast of Calgary.
Alberta family lucky to walk away from fiery crash
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Tories to consider boosting CPP contributions
The Stephen Harper Conservatives said Tuesday they're ready to consider letting Canadians kick in extra to the Canada Pension Plan accounts.
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Rockfall traps nine miners in IAMGOLD mine in Quebec
Rescuers were clearing rocks to free nine miners trapped more than half a mile (1 km) underground at IAMGOLD Corp's Westwood gold mine in Quebec on Tuesday after a rockfall, a company spokesman said.
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John Baird joins law firm as senior adviser
Former foreign affairs minister John Baird, who used to be an Ottawa-area MP, has a new job as senior adviser at Bennett Jones, a Canadian law firm with 380 lawyers. The company announced the appointment in a press release dated May 26.
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Canada Post should be immune to Hamilton bylaw about superboxes: Lawyer
A lawyer for Canada Post says the Crown corporation should be “immune” to a Hamilton bylaw which would effectively give the city control over the placement of community mailboxes.
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Chester the false killer whale to stay at Vancouver Aquarium permanently
A so-called false killer whale stranded on a B.C. beach last year will stay at the Vancouver Aquarium after the government decided that should be its permanent home.
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Canadian diplomat’s son seeks bail in Florida murder case
The 15-year-old son of the Canadian consul general in Miami who faces murder charges from a botched drug deal will seek to be released on bond at a hearing Wednesday in Miami.
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Gay student suspended after kerfuffle over yearbook quote
If there’s one thing Blair Gaboury has learned, it’s that “it’s brighter outside of the closet.”
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'Parent's worst nightmare:' Lund victim's mom
The mother of a five-year-old girl who
was sexually assaulted by a “sick and
twisted” man who also planned to drug
and
kidnap her child says she lives in a
scarier world today.
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1,000 mice, and other animals seized from Calgary home
CALGARY -- More than a thousand animals were removed from a home deemed uninhabitable in the largest ever seizure by the Calgary Humane Society.
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Thousands returning home after wildfire evacuations in northern Alberta
Thousands of Albertans evacuated from their communities due to wildfires have been allowed to return home, but a province-wide fire ban is still in place due to the dry weather.
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Laws banning bulbs and plastic bags haven't helped environment: Report
Banning incandescent light bulbs and plastic bags is a waste of time, suggests a new report from the Fraser Institute.
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Half of inmates have been in solitary confinement: Canada's prison watchdog
Federal prisons are "significantly" overusing solitary confinement to handle inmates -- a practice that is particularly harmful to those suffering from mental illness, the Correctional Investigator of Canada says.
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Woman sexually assaulted by therapist treating her after sexual assault: Ruling
A university student who sought help after a sexual assault was instead sexually abused by the doctor who was supposed to help her, a regulatory college said Thursday.
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Transport Canada recalls almost 2 million vehicles over risk of deadly airbags
Transport Canada has now recalled almost two million vehicles due to risk of exploding airbags. The agency updated its list Thursday to add what appeared to be another 1.2 million vehicles that were built with Takata airbags.
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Feds scrap tampon tax
The tampon tax is dead.
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Pregnant Regina woman faces hand amputation after bad ER visit: Family
A pregnant Regina woman with severe pain in her right hand was sent home without treatment from a hospital ER, but returned the next day and learned it might need to be amputated, her family says.
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Peter MacKay expected to resign
Justice Minister Peter MacKay is expected to announce his retirement from politics Friday afternoon.
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Four Calgarians injured in suspected drunken hit and run in Vegas
A trucker is accused of drunk driving and hit and run after four engineering grads from Calgary were injured — one critically — in a head-on crash in Las Vegas Wednesday night.
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Peter MacKay's former (and current) flames
Peter MacKay, the politician, leaves the Tories with a long list of accomplishments and accolades. So does Peter Mackay, the lover.
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