It’s been a decade since 70-year-old Stephanie Stewart vanished while working alone at a wildfire lookout in dense mountain forest in northwestern Alberta.
Senior's disappearance still a mystery 10 years after she vanished from a lookout tower in Alberta forest
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Degrassi actor, 3 women charged in child porn probe
A former Degrassi actor, his partner, and two other women have been charged with various sex and child pornography offences following an eight-month investigation, Toronto Police said Thursday.
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Manitoba men switched at birth
NORWAY HOUSE, Man. -- Indigenous
leaders say two men from a northern
Manitoba First Nation have DNA
evidence showing they were switched at
birth -- the second such alleged mix-
up in the mid-1970s at the same
federally run hospital.
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Suspect wanted in courthouse 'explosion'
Winnipeg police have the description for
a suspect they believe was involved in
the planting of an explosive device
outside the Law Courts building
Wednesday afternoon.
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$60M Lotto Max jackpot winner only had $5 in her purse
A woman who has won the largest lottery prize ever in Saskatchewan knew something was up the morning she went to check her ticket.
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Canada Post union issues 72-hour notice of job action
The union representing nearly 51,000 Canada Post employees issued a 72-hour notice of job action Thursday, accusing the Crown corporation of forcing a labour dispute.
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Feds won't criminalize cellphone use at the wheel
The federal government is not considering making cellphone use at the wheel a criminal offence.
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Harper left our country a better place
Nearly five years ago today, in one of my first meetings with Stephen Harper as his newly appointed director of policy, we were leafing through cabinet binders containing hundreds of pages of policy analysis and briefing material. We were preparing for an upcoming cabinet retreat to help plot the course for the new majority government's mandate.
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Stephen Harper resigns as MP
Nearly a year after his federal
election defeat, former prime minister
Stephen Harper finally resigned his
House of Commons seat Friday, ending a
career in politics that spanned more
than two decades.
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Liberals pledge up to 600 soldiers, $450-million for UN peacekeeping operations
The Liberal government is putting the
United Nations on notice that Canada is
ready to provide money and, more
importantly, troops for peacekeeping
missions around the world.
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Peter MacKay on Stephen Harper: 'His work ethic was legendary'
Much ink will be spilled in the coming days to describe Canada’s sixth longest serving prime minister, Stephen Harper. My reflections on having served with him in Parliament and as a member of his cabinet are of course biased but also very personal.
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No winning Lotto Max jackpot ticket
No winning ticket was sold for the $45 million jackpot in Friday night’s Lotto Max draw.
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Mounties arrest man in northern Alberta for killings of a mom and her teen daughter who vanished in Ontario five years ago
Glenn Kraemer Bauman lived in the northwestern Alberta town of Valleyview where he drove an oilfield truck until last week when police quietly arrested him in connection with the deaths of a mother and daughter who disappeared five years ago and 3,800 kilometres away.
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Hundreds mourn Ottawa-Vanier MP Belanger
If you want to see the true measure of a man,
listen to what mourners say when they bid him a
final adieu.
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Awso Peshdary maintains innocence despite terror trio's guilty pleas
Guilty pleas from three alleged co-conspirators will not change the defence strategy for Awso Peshdary, according to the lawyer representing the accused ringleader of Ottawa's homegrown terror network.“
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Give rental subsidies to homeless vets: Veterans Affairs draft report
Veterans Affairs officials are ready to recommend that the federal government give rental subsidies to veterans who are homeless or nearly so in order to combat what they describe as an unacceptable situation in Canada.
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Trudeau ends Harper's tradition of attending Arctic military exercise
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is flying to China on Monday, adding to the long list of countries he has visited since winning last year's federal election. Yet there's one place closer to home that Trudeau hasn't set foot in since forming a government: Canada's far north.
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Treated 'like a piece of evidence'; Woman regrets reporting sexual assault
The man she accused of raping her was convicted of sexual assault -- but a Nova Scotia woman says she regrets going to the authorities.
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Court: Pearson airport officer's security clearance unreasonably revoked over alleged ties to organized crime
A woman who lost her job at Toronto's Pearson International Airport because of her family's alleged links to organized crime could have her security clearance restored after a federal judge found it had been unreasonably revoked.
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CAQ leader Legault: Burkini would not likely pass party's citizenship test
Immigrants in favour of the burkini would likely fail a Coalition Avenir Quebec government imposed values test and could be refused citizenship, party leader François Legault suggested Monday.
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