The RCMP say alcohol is believed to have
been a key factor in a brawl that broke
out between parents of opposing hockey
teams at a children’s tournament in
southern British Columbia.
Booze a likely factor in brawl between parents at children’s hockey game: RCMP
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Former plus-size store employee, fired over 'fat' flak, gets apology
A plus-size women's clothing store has apologized to an employee after it fired her for using "fat" to describe customers.
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Residential schools''collateral victim' gets lenient sentence for burning girl 27 times
A Quebec aboriginal man who repeatedly
burned a five-year-old girl with a
cigarette, leaving permanent scars on
her face, arms, legs and genitalia,
has been given a lenient sentence
after a judge determined he is a
“collateral victim” of residential
school abuse.
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Quebec MP Maxime Bernier makes Conservative party leadership bid official
OTTAWA -- Quebec MP Maxime Bernier has formally launched his bid to lead the federal Conservative party.
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Saskatchewan man charged in sex-assault, robbery case near B.C. university
VICTORIA -- A Saskatchewan man is accused of forcing his way into the home of two young women on Vancouver Island and sexually assaulted one of them earlier this year.
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How did Liberals’ surprise $2 billion campus infrastructure fund make the budget cut?
The Liberal government has launched
one of the most expensive items in
last month’s federal budget — a $2-
billion post-secondary infrastructure
fund that wasn’t even mentioned in the
party’s election platform.
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Amnesty International blasts Trudeau for remarks about jailed Saudi blogger
MONTREAL -- Amnesty International
blasted Prime Minister Justin Trudeau
on Thursday for suggesting his
government needs to tread warily in
its bid to help secure the release of
jailed Saudi blogger Raif Badawi.
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Two young girls stranded overnight in B.C. by Greyhound bus
VICTORIA -- Reports of two young sisters being stranded midway through a bus trip at a remote Interior depot in the middle of the night is "completely and totally unacceptable," says British Columbia's transport minister.
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New law on assisted dying won't be as permissive as committee urged
The Liberal government won't be taking a permissive approach to medically assisted dying in long-awaited new legislation to be unveiled as early as next week, The Canadian Press has learned.
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Terror group threatens to execute 2 Canadian men kidnapped in Philippines
Islamist militants on a remote Philippines island have again threatened to execute a pair of Canadian men if ransom isn't paid soon.
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Several hundred attend funeral for ex-cabinet minister Jean Lapierre
Several hundred people packed into a church today to pay their final respects to former federal cabinet minister Jean Lapierre and five of his relatives.
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Single winning ticket for $50 million Lotto Max jackpot
There is one winning ticket for the $50
million jackpot in Friday night's Lotto
Max draw -- and it was sold in Kelowna,
B.C.
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NDP rejects Mulcair as leader, votes in support of holding leadership race
Tom Mulcair delivered what could turn out to be the speech of his political life Sunday, making one last pitch to the New Democrat faithful to allow him to stay on as leader.
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Ontario First Nation community declares state of emergency after suicide attempts
After an increasing number of young people attempted to take their lives in a remote northern Ontario First Nation last week, the chief and council have declared a state of emergency.
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NDP brutally ends Mulcair's leadership
In political terms, it was a quick and clean kill of Tom Mulcair's leadership of the federal NDP, by his own party.
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'Raging' fire at Newfoundland fish plant forces evacuation of hundreds
A large fire at a fish plant has led to
the evacuation of many people in a small
community in eastern Newfoundland.
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Father of son who died of meningitis testifies at Alberta trial
LETHBRIDGE, Alta. — The defence is to
call its first witness today at the
trial
of a former Alberta couple charged in
the
death of their toddler son from
bacterial
meningitis.
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Canadian Pacific Railway abandons bid to buy Norfolk Southern Corp.
Canadian Pacific Railway Ltd (TSX:CP) has given up on its attempt to merge with Norfolk Southern Corp, a move that had been resisted by the Virginia-based railway company.
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About 400 people contesting payment received from Lac-Megantic settlement fund
About 400 people are contesting the
amount of money they're getting for
moral damages from the $460-million Lac-
Megantic victim and creditor settlement
fund.
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Dion visits Hiroshima with G7 ministers, pledging renewed anti-nukes effort
OTTAWA -- Canada will focus on
controlling the spread of material
that could be used by terrorists to
create nuclear weapons as its
contribution to the world's "stalled"
disarmament efforts, Foreign Affairs
Minister Stephane Dion says.
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