Death of teen renews calls for inquiry into missing aboriginal women The Globe and Mail
Winnipeg's Red River has become ground zero in the ongoing fight for a national inquiry into Canada's missing and murdered aboriginal women, its muddy waters the site of a grim discovery by police divers who were actually looking for another person's ...
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Winnipeg's Red River has become ground zero in the ongoing fight for a national inquiry into Canada's missing and murdered aboriginal women, its muddy waters the site of a grim discovery by police divers who were actually looking for another person's ...
Approximately two thousand attend vigil for Fontaine and Hall
Hundreds pack Tina Fontaine, Faron Hall vigil at Winnipeg's Alexander Docks
Thousands Attend Vigil for Tina Fontaine, Faron Hall
Tories tighten rules for using government planes Calgary Herald
Alberta Premier Dave Hancock, right, and Doug Horner, President of Treasury Board and Minister of Finance, provide an update on the government's response to recommendations in the Auditor General's Special Duty Report on the Expenses of the Office of ...
PCs apologize, unveil new rules for government plane use following AG report660 News
Alberta tightens rules on use of government planesThe Globe and Mail
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Alberta Premier Dave Hancock, right, and Doug Horner, President of Treasury Board and Minister of Finance, provide an update on the government's response to recommendations in the Auditor General's Special Duty Report on the Expenses of the Office of ...
PCs apologize, unveil new rules for government plane use following AG report
Alberta tightens rules on use of government planes
Two weeks after release of AG report, premier apologizes in person
Half of Canada's badly wounded soldiers not getting disability cheque: watchdog CityNews
A veteran clutches the Canadian flag during a Remembrance Day ceremony in the GTA. Michael Talbot/CITYNEWS. A new report by Canada's veterans watchdog says nearly half of the country's most severely disabled ex-soldiers are not receiving a ...
Half of badly wounded veterans not getting disability cheque: watchdogThe Globe and Mail
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A veteran clutches the Canadian flag during a Remembrance Day ceremony in the GTA. Michael Talbot/CITYNEWS. A new report by Canada's veterans watchdog says nearly half of the country's most severely disabled ex-soldiers are not receiving a ...
Half of badly wounded veterans not getting disability cheque: watchdog
Peter MacKay says more lenient marijuana laws still on the table CBC.ca
The federal government is still assessing whether to allow police to ticket people caught with small amounts of marijuana instead of pursuing charges, says Justice Minister Peter MacKay. Government working on new pot legislation, Peter MacKay says.
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The federal government is still assessing whether to allow police to ticket people caught with small amounts of marijuana instead of pursuing charges, says Justice Minister Peter MacKay. Government working on new pot legislation, Peter MacKay says.
MacKay says government still mulling ticketing for pot possession
More lenient marijuana laws still on the table, justice minister says
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CRA charity audits: Committee has 'no plans' to look into alleged interference CBC.ca
The Conservative-controlled House of Commons finance committee appears to have rejected a New Democrat-backed bid to launch a full probe into the Canada Revenue Agency's ongoing political activities audits of certain Canadian charities. Foreign-aid ...
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The Conservative-controlled House of Commons finance committee appears to have rejected a New Democrat-backed bid to launch a full probe into the Canada Revenue Agency's ongoing political activities audits of certain Canadian charities. Foreign-aid ...
Conservatives reject call for probe of charities audits
Conservatives block bid to review Canada Revenue Agency's charity audits
BC parents optimistic mediator will get teachers, students back to class The Globe and Mail
B.C. parents are hopeful that veteran mediator Vince Ready could help resolve the stalemate between teachers and the province, but their optimism is tempered with worry as September – and the start of classes – rapidly approaches without a deal in sight.
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B.C. parents are hopeful that veteran mediator Vince Ready could help resolve the stalemate between teachers and the province, but their optimism is tempered with worry as September – and the start of classes – rapidly approaches without a deal in sight.
RCMP : Suspect charged in alleged Bible college assaults Canada News
A man has turned himself into RCMP, in connection to an investigation of a number of sexual assaults at an Alberta bible college. RCMP Sergeant Josee Valiquette says RCMP had been on the hunt for a suspect after several women at the college reported ...
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A man has turned himself into RCMP, in connection to an investigation of a number of sexual assaults at an Alberta bible college. RCMP Sergeant Josee Valiquette says RCMP had been on the hunt for a suspect after several women at the college reported ...
Man charged with sexually assaulting students in Alberta Bible college dorm
Suspect charged in alleged Bible college assaults
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Premier Couillard slams protesters' actions, calls for calm Montreal Gazette
QUEBEC — Police failed to do their duty in allowing employees protesting pension reforms to charge into Montreal city hall and trash the premises, Premier Philippe Couillard said. Summoning the media to an unscheduled news conference in which he ...
Police refusal to intervene in Montreal City Hall raid draws ireThe Globe and Mail
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QUEBEC — Police failed to do their duty in allowing employees protesting pension reforms to charge into Montreal city hall and trash the premises, Premier Philippe Couillard said. Summoning the media to an unscheduled news conference in which he ...
Police refusal to intervene in Montreal City Hall raid draws ire
Quebec premier condemns Montreal pension protest, police apathy
'Savage' pension protest at Montreal city hall condemned by mayor
Home invasion at West End apartment appears targeted CTV News
A dramatic home invasion at a West End apartment that saw a man jump down from one balcony onto another appears to have been targeted, according to police. Investigators haven't determined whether it was an intruder or the victim who leapt from the ...
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West End residential building locked down as police hunt home invasion suspectThe Province
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A dramatic home invasion at a West End apartment that saw a man jump down from one balcony onto another appears to have been targeted, according to police. Investigators haven't determined whether it was an intruder or the victim who leapt from the ...
West End condo break-in
Vancouver police lock down West End apartment building after Davie Street ...
West End residential building locked down as police hunt home invasion suspect
Death of homeless man in New Westminster a homicide: police Vancouver Sun
METRO VANCOUVER — Christian Klatt, a 36-year-old homeless man, was found dead Saturday in a makeshift camp in New Westminster, the victim of an apparent homicide, say police. Witnesses in Sapperton Landing phoned the New Westminster Police ...
Homeless man found dead on riverbank was met with foul playCTV News
Police investigating murder of homeless man in New WestminsterThe Province
IHIT takes over death of homeless man found on bank of Fraser RiverAm730 Vancouver Traffic News
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METRO VANCOUVER — Christian Klatt, a 36-year-old homeless man, was found dead Saturday in a makeshift camp in New Westminster, the victim of an apparent homicide, say police. Witnesses in Sapperton Landing phoned the New Westminster Police ...
Homeless man found dead on riverbank was met with foul play
Police investigating murder of homeless man in New Westminster
IHIT takes over death of homeless man found on bank of Fraser River
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