Arctic Rangers to get new guns Toronto Sun
Canadian Arctic Rangers Canada's Prime Minister Stephen Harper (front) shoots a .303 Lee-Enfield rifle while taking part in a demonstration by the Canadian Rangers at a camp near the Arctic community of Gjoa Haven, Nunavut August 20, 2013.
Colt Canada to produce new Canadian Ranger rifleOttawa Citizen
Canadian Rangers finally getting new riflesYorkRegion.com
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Canadian Arctic Rangers Canada's Prime Minister Stephen Harper (front) shoots a .303 Lee-Enfield rifle while taking part in a demonstration by the Canadian Rangers at a camp near the Arctic community of Gjoa Haven, Nunavut August 20, 2013.
Colt Canada to produce new Canadian Ranger rifle
Canadian Rangers finally getting new rifles
BC teachers' strike: After a wasted summer, stalemate rules CBC.ca
It was anything but a productive summer in the dispute between striking B.C. teachers and the provincial government. Rather than using July and August to cool down and figure a way out of the current bargaining stalemate, both sides solidified their positions, ...
BC teachers may be called to vote on future of strikeVancouver Sun
As strike drags on, BC teachers mull the ethics, economics of tutoringThe Globe and Mail
Strike talks stuckSmithers Interior News
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It was anything but a productive summer in the dispute between striking B.C. teachers and the provincial government. Rather than using July and August to cool down and figure a way out of the current bargaining stalemate, both sides solidified their positions, ...
BC teachers may be called to vote on future of strike
As strike drags on, BC teachers mull the ethics, economics of tutoring
Strike talks stuck
Accurso calm and relaxed during first day on the stand at inquiry Montreal Gazette
MONTREAL — He fought the Charbonneau Commission at every turn and with every resource at his disposal for over a year, but when the high-profile inquiry finally managed to drag Tony Accurso onto the stand Tuesday morning, he seemed resigned to his ...
Accurso testifies after Charbonneau Commission rejects publication banThe Globe and Mail
Some witnesses have treated the Charbonneau commission as a confessional ...National Post
Ex-construction magnate takes stand at Quebec corruption inquiry580 CFRA Radio
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MONTREAL — He fought the Charbonneau Commission at every turn and with every resource at his disposal for over a year, but when the high-profile inquiry finally managed to drag Tony Accurso onto the stand Tuesday morning, he seemed resigned to his ...
Accurso testifies after Charbonneau Commission rejects publication ban
Some witnesses have treated the Charbonneau commission as a confessional ...
Ex-construction magnate takes stand at Quebec corruption inquiry
Accused seeks to reduce murder charges for deaths of three women and one girl The Globe and Mail
The lawyer for a British Columbia man accused of killing three women and a 15-year-old girl has asked the jury to convict his client of second-degree murder, not first-degree murder as charged. James Heller said Tuesday his client, 24-year-old Cody ...
Lawyer for accused serial killer asks Prince George jury to convict his client of ...The Province
Cody Legebokoff's Lawyer Asks Jury For Second-Degree Murder ConvictionHuffington Post Canada
Legebokoff defence argues for 2nd degree murder chargePrince George Citizen
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The lawyer for a British Columbia man accused of killing three women and a 15-year-old girl has asked the jury to convict his client of second-degree murder, not first-degree murder as charged. James Heller said Tuesday his client, 24-year-old Cody ...
Lawyer for accused serial killer asks Prince George jury to convict his client of ...
Cody Legebokoff's Lawyer Asks Jury For Second-Degree Murder Conviction
Legebokoff defence argues for 2nd degree murder charge
Canada and US missile shield: fact vs fiction YorkRegion.com
PETERSON AIR FORCE BASE, Colo. - A surprising thing happens here, in the inner sanctum of the U.S. missile-defence program, when an unidentified object streaking across the sky sets off a series of low-octave sirens — womp, womp, womp.
Canada's quiet presence in US missile defence: untangling fact from fictionThe Globe and Mail
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PETERSON AIR FORCE BASE, Colo. - A surprising thing happens here, in the inner sanctum of the U.S. missile-defence program, when an unidentified object streaking across the sky sets off a series of low-octave sirens — womp, womp, womp.
Canada's quiet presence in US missile defence: untangling fact from fiction
Canadian couple detained: Diplomacy at work? Toronto Sun
Simeon Garatt Simeon Garratt, son of Canadian couple Kevin and Julia Dawn Garratt who are being investigated in China for threatening national security, talks to a Reuters journalist outside of his residence in Vancouver, British Columbia August 5, 2014.
Canada, China quietly hold top-level meeting on strained tiesFirstpost
Canadian couple detained in China wait to see if diplomacy is at workSun News Network
Chinese, Canadian Officials Meet Amid Strained RelationsWall Street Journal
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Simeon Garatt Simeon Garratt, son of Canadian couple Kevin and Julia Dawn Garratt who are being investigated in China for threatening national security, talks to a Reuters journalist outside of his residence in Vancouver, British Columbia August 5, 2014.
Canada, China quietly hold top-level meeting on strained ties
Canadian couple detained in China wait to see if diplomacy is at work
Chinese, Canadian Officials Meet Amid Strained Relations
Omar Khadr trying again to sue Canada for $20M and claim conspiracy with US Edmonton Journal
TORONTO - Former Guantanamo Bay prisoner Omar Khadr tries again Wednesday to expand his civil lawsuit against the federal government to include a claim that Canada conspired with the United States for what he says was the abuse of his rights and ...
Omar Khadr reattempts to sue Canada for $20MMSN Canada
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TORONTO - Former Guantanamo Bay prisoner Omar Khadr tries again Wednesday to expand his civil lawsuit against the federal government to include a claim that Canada conspired with the United States for what he says was the abuse of his rights and ...
Omar Khadr reattempts to sue Canada for $20M
Mayoral candidates share vision on transit, policing at east-end debate Toronto Star
On the first official day of campaigning post-Labour Day, three mayoral candidates had the ears of more than 200 people in an east-end church to pitch their rejuvenated platforms. Olivia Chow, David Soknacki and John Tory were given uninterrupted time to ...
John Tory emerges as clear front-runner as election poll gives him 42% of voteNational Post
Tory pushes ahead in mayoral race: PollToronto Sun
Mayoral hopefuls debate while Ford knocks on doorsCBC.ca
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On the first official day of campaigning post-Labour Day, three mayoral candidates had the ears of more than 200 people in an east-end church to pitch their rejuvenated platforms. Olivia Chow, David Soknacki and John Tory were given uninterrupted time to ...
John Tory emerges as clear front-runner as election poll gives him 42% of vote
Tory pushes ahead in mayoral race: Poll
Mayoral hopefuls debate while Ford knocks on doors
Former teammates at BC school 'flabbergasted' by reports Calgary man joined ... The Globe and Mail
One of two brothers from Calgary who reportedly travelled overseas to join a terrorist group in Syria was a quiet but social young man who didn't talk about religion during a short time playing volleyball at a British Columbia university, say people who knew ...
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One of two brothers from Calgary who reportedly travelled overseas to join a terrorist group in Syria was a quiet but social young man who didn't talk about religion during a short time playing volleyball at a British Columbia university, say people who knew ...
Collin and Greg Gordon
Trudeau promises 'new vision' TheChronicleHerald.ca
Justin Trudeau laid out his vision for Canada in front of a packed room at the Bridgewater Best Western on August 25. The $50-a-plate breakfast, sponsored by the Bridgewater and Area Chamber of Commerce, was a sellout, attracting almost 300 party ...
Canadians grow tired of Harper while giving Trudeau benefit of the doubtNational Post
Trudeau Opens Up A Big Lead Over Conservatives Sinking ShipSouth Asian Link
Conservatives continue to target press gallery — and rake in dollars doing itOttawa Citizen
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Justin Trudeau laid out his vision for Canada in front of a packed room at the Bridgewater Best Western on August 25. The $50-a-plate breakfast, sponsored by the Bridgewater and Area Chamber of Commerce, was a sellout, attracting almost 300 party ...
Canadians grow tired of Harper while giving Trudeau benefit of the doubt
Trudeau Opens Up A Big Lead Over Conservatives Sinking Ship
Conservatives continue to target press gallery — and rake in dollars doing it
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