2014年9月11日 星期四

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  Toronto Star   
Cody Legebokoff guilty of 4 counts of 1st degree murder  CBC.ca
A jury in Prince George, B.C., has found Cody Alan Legebokoff guilty on four counts of first-degree murder. The 24-year-old was charged in the slayings of Loren Leslie, Jill Stuchenko, Cynthia Maas and Natasha Montgomery, who all died in 2009 and 2010.
Cody Legebokoff convicted of first-degree murder in deaths of three women, teen   Toronto Star
BC man convicted of 1st-degree murder in the deaths of 3 women, 1 girl   680 News
Legebokoff convicted of first-degree murder   Times Colonist
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  National Post   
Rob Ford undergoes biopsy at Toronto hospital  CBC.ca
Toronto Mayor Rob Ford underwent CT scans of his abdomen and chest, a biopsy and an ultrasound examination at Mount Sinai hospital Thursday after being admitted to hospital following the discovery of a mass in his abdomen yesterday. The results of the ...

Rob Ford underwent tests and will get biopsy results in a week: Mount Sinai doctor   Toronto Star
Stay in the race, Mayor Ford   Toronto Sun
CEO of hospital where Rob Ford first treated once vocal critic of John Tory   The Globe and Mail
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  Toronto Star   
Oscar Pistorius not guilty of premeditated murder: judge  Toronto Star
PRETORIA, SOUTH AFRICA—The judge in Oscar Pistorius' murder trial appeared to be heading for a culpable homicide finding Thursday after ruling out both both premeditated murder and murder verdicts in the shooting death of the double-amputee ...

Oscar Pistorius found not guilty of murder   Hindustan Times
Pistorius Absolved of Murder, Full Verdict Expected Friday   Voice of America
Brutal prison regime beckons if Pistorius is jailed   The Australian
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Quebec's corruption inquiry hears testimony of last witness  Globalnews.ca
MONTREAL – Quebec's corruption inquiry has completed the portion of its public hearings that dealt with witness testimony. A Hydro-Quebec forensic accountant was the last witness at the Charbonneau Commission on Thursday. Watch: Anne ...


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  Ottawa Citizen   
Tony Clement wants to cut public servants' sick days to five  Ottawa Citizen
Robyn Benson, president of PSAC, says the current federal sick-leave system doesn't need to be replaced. Chris Mikula / OTT. Share Adjust Comment Print. The Conservative government proposes to slash public servants' paid sick leave to five days a year ...

Conservative government aims to cut public servants' paid sick leave and get rid ...   National Post
Public servants want paid days off to grieve 'spirit friends'   St. Catharines Standard

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  Edmonton Journal   
Braid: Prentice signals a liberal dose of change in Alberta politics  Calgary Herald
Mike Percy, left, a former Liberal MLA, has been named chief of staff by premier-designate Jim Prentice. Well, he said things would be different. They sure are. Premier-designate Jim Prentice chooses as his chief of staff Mike Percy, a former Liberal MLA in the ...

Prentice gives top posts to two Edmontonians   Edmonton Journal
Cabinet-making in Alberta: Will Prentice consider Conservative MPs?   Ottawa Citizen
Prentice announces chief of staff and principal secretary   iNews880.com
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  BBC News   
Iraq Crisis: John Kerry says US-Arab coalition 'can take on IS'  BBC News
Ten Arab countries have agreed to help the US in its fight against the jihadist group, Islamic State (IS). After talks with US Secretary of State John Kerry in Jeddah, they pledged to provide military support and humanitarian aid, and to halt the flow of funds and ...

Kerry, in Saudi visit, wins expanded Arab support for fight against Islamic State   Washington Post
US faces uncertain task in building coalition against Islamic State   Los Angeles Times
Local News GLOBAL FIGHT   Gulf Daily News
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  New York Times   
Government's Threat of Daily Fine for Yahoo Shows Aggressive Push for Data  New York Times
A Yahoo data center in Quincy, Wash. The documents contained 1,500 pages of data about Yahoo and the secret Federal Intelligence Surveillance Court. Credit Stuart Isett for The New York Times. Continue reading the main story. Continue reading the main ...

US threatened massive fine to force Yahoo to release data   Washington Post
Yahoo 'threatened' by US government with $250,00-a-day fine   BBC News
US threatened Yahoo with daily $250K fines over user data   USA TODAY
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  Toronto Sun   
Petition wants devil statue with erect penis back up in Vancouver  Toronto Sun
Devil statue A petition has been started on Change.org to give a statue of a devil who has an erect penis to Matt Granger, a member of a comedy film group called The Granger Bros, which runs an "odditorium." Tweet. Change text size for the story; Print this ...

Petition growing to re-erect Satan statue in Vancouver   CTV News
Petitions call for return of naked 'Penis Satan' after Vancouver removes lewd ...   National Post
Vancouver Online Petitions Urge City to Return Naked Satan Statue   Oye! Times

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  National Post   
Canadian businesses divided over tax credit limit  The Globe and Mail
Joe Oliver unveiled his first major decision as finance minister with a targeted tax credit for small business to boost hiring without sacrificing Conservative plans to balance the books and cut taxes further before next year's election. But business owners and ...

EI premiums: Joe Oliver announces cuts for small businesses   CBC.ca
Finance Minister Announces EI Premium Cuts for Small Businesses   640 Toronto News
EI premium cut praised and panned   Regina Leader-Post
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