How BC's teachers measure up against others in Canada The Globe and Mail
Nearly half a million B.C. public school students missed their first week of classes due to the labour dispute between teachers and the provincial government. Since job action escalated in the spring, both the B.C. Teachers' Federation (BCTF) and the ...
BC teachers rally at Canada PlaceCBC.ca
BC education minister dismisses call for binding arbitration to end strikeCTV News
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Nearly half a million B.C. public school students missed their first week of classes due to the labour dispute between teachers and the provincial government. Since job action escalated in the spring, both the B.C. Teachers' Federation (BCTF) and the ...
BC teachers rally at Canada Place
BC education minister dismisses call for binding arbitration to end strike
Education minister responds to call for binding arbitration
Severe thunderstorm watch ends for Toronto CBC.ca
Environment Canada cancelled a severe thunderstorm watch for Toronto after rocky weather pounded the city earlier in the evening. Toronto experienced heavy rain, flashes of lightning and booming thunder on Friday evening, which saw severe weather hit ...
Toronto under severe thunderstorm watch as hundreds without powerCTV News
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Environment Canada cancelled a severe thunderstorm watch for Toronto after rocky weather pounded the city earlier in the evening. Toronto experienced heavy rain, flashes of lightning and booming thunder on Friday evening, which saw severe weather hit ...
Toronto under severe thunderstorm watch as hundreds without power
Severe thunderstorm warning ends for Toronto, GTA
Thunderstorm hits Toronto, causing power outages
Talk turns to healing after nasty PC leadership campaign Calgary Herald
Political analyst David Taras, a Mount Royal University professor, says if there isn't a decisive victory for one of the PC leadership candidates in the first round of voting, what has already been a combative campaign may get even nastier, and could “tear the ...
Wildrose gains momentum, ready to fight in next provincial electionGlobalnews.ca
Sense among Alberta PCs that if Prentice doesn't win, that's it for Canada's ...National Post
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Political analyst David Taras, a Mount Royal University professor, says if there isn't a decisive victory for one of the PC leadership candidates in the first round of voting, what has already been a combative campaign may get even nastier, and could “tear the ...
Wildrose gains momentum, ready to fight in next provincial election
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Rating the former PMs: There have never been so many alive at once and now ... National Post
It was a week when three former prime ministers made headlines, with Brian Mulroney harshly criticizing Prime Minister Stephen Harper, and Paul Martin and Joe Clark joining with aboriginal leaders in a bid to mend problems impacting First Nations. It is an ...
Mulroney flashes stiletto, remind us of old fault linesVancouver Sun
Harper right on NATO spendingToronto Sun
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It was a week when three former prime ministers made headlines, with Brian Mulroney harshly criticizing Prime Minister Stephen Harper, and Paul Martin and Joe Clark joining with aboriginal leaders in a bid to mend problems impacting First Nations. It is an ...
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School of fish? Parents worry as 30+ packed like sardines in class CTV News
September is beginning to shake students out of that summer mindset. It also has some parents shaking their heads. With as many as 40 children in new all-day kindergarten classrooms, some are wondering if it's too much for teachers to handle. “Twenty-two ...
Surviving the first week of school with 700 kindergarten studentsCBC.ca
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September is beginning to shake students out of that summer mindset. It also has some parents shaking their heads. With as many as 40 children in new all-day kindergarten classrooms, some are wondering if it's too much for teachers to handle. “Twenty-two ...
Surviving the first week of school with 700 kindergarten students
Light-filled all-kindergarten school introduces the joy of learning to 680 kids in ...
New documents detail night Rob Ford filmed at sister's house Toronto Star
Two Toronto Police documents related to Mayor Rob Ford, which include details of the night last April when he allegedly smoked crack cocaine with sister Kathy Ford in her basement and beat up his friend Sandro Lisi, have been filed in court as part of new ...
A Rob Ford appearance may overshadow TIFF: CriticsToronto Sun
Mayor Rob Ford subpoenaed in Alessandro Lisi extortion caseThe Globe and Mail
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Two Toronto Police documents related to Mayor Rob Ford, which include details of the night last April when he allegedly smoked crack cocaine with sister Kathy Ford in her basement and beat up his friend Sandro Lisi, have been filed in court as part of new ...
A Rob Ford appearance may overshadow TIFF: Critics
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BC to address Supreme Court ruling, chiefs' hangings: Premier Clark Times Colonist
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Chief Joe Alphonse of the Tsilhqot'in National Government attends the Assembly of First Nations' 35th annual general meeting in Halifax on July 15, 2014. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Andrew Vaughan. Previous Next. Chief Joe Alphonse of the Tsilhqot'in ...
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Trudeau defends visit to controversial Montreal mosque Toronto Sun
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Indigenous women ask 'Am I next?' to raise awareness about missing and ... CBC.ca
A new online campaign is hoping to raise awareness and push Prime Minister Stephen Harper on the issue of missing and murdered indigenous women and girls. Aboriginal women have begun posting photos of themselves holding signs asking "Am I next?
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A new online campaign is hoping to raise awareness and push Prime Minister Stephen Harper on the issue of missing and murdered indigenous women and girls. Aboriginal women have begun posting photos of themselves holding signs asking "Am I next?
First-year University of Waterloo engineering student killed by lightning Toronto Star
A first-year engineering student at the University of Waterloo was struck and killed by lightning Friday morning. The 18-year-old woman was walking on a pathway leading from the ring road to the student dorms on campus around 9 a.m. when she was struck.
Waterloo student killed by lightning while sheltering under treeCBC.ca
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A first-year engineering student at the University of Waterloo was struck and killed by lightning Friday morning. The 18-year-old woman was walking on a pathway leading from the ring road to the student dorms on campus around 9 a.m. when she was struck.
Waterloo student killed by lightning while sheltering under tree
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