2014年9月12日 星期五

2014-09-13 Canada English Canada

  Toronto Sun   
A look back: The highs and lows of Rob Ford's Toronto mayoralty  The Globe and Mail
Mayor-elect Rob Ford being greeted by his supporters and making his speech at the Toronto Congress Centre on Oct. 25, 2010, after winning the election. His mother Diane is on the left and wife Renata is on the right. (Peter Power/The Globe and Mail) ...

The Fords have everyone talking   Toronto Sun
Rob Ford pulls out of mayoral race, Doug Ford steps in   CBC.ca
Poll: Doug Ford starts mayoral campaign in competitive second place   Toronto Star
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  TheChronicleHerald.ca   
Ex-Nova Scotia finance minister shows distaste for politics in new book  The Globe and Mail
Graham Steele describes himself as a wannabe law professor who took a “wrong turn into politics,” spending 15 years in the game and becoming so disillusioned he wrote a book. It is not pretty. What I Learned about Politics is one part Politics for Dummies ...

BLACK: Steele's book illuminating, but NDP had other flaws   TheChronicleHerald.ca

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  Toronto Star   
'Guy Turcotte will always be a sadistic manipulator,' says uncle of slain children  CBC.ca
Former Quebec cardiologist Guy Turcotte has been granted conditional release pending his second murder trial for the 2009 stabbing deaths of his two children. Turcotte — found not criminally responsible in his first trial in the deaths of Olivier, 5, and ...

Reaction to release of child murderer Guy Turcotte   Montreal Gazette
Ex-Que. doctor charged with killing his kids gets bail   CP24 Toronto's Breaking News
Guy Turcotte gets bail ahead of retrial for killing his two young kids   Toronto Sun
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  CTV News   
Charges dropped against Liberal candidate in New Brunswick election  The Globe and Mail
Charges of fraud and uttering forged documents against a New Brunswick Liberal candidate were dropped after a review concluded they did not meet the threshold needed for a prosecution, the provincial attorney general's office said Friday. Andrew Harvey ...

Liberal candidate Andrew Harvey's fraud charges dropped   CBC.ca
Charges dropped against Liberal NB election candidate   CTV News

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  CTV News   
Defence lawyer asks for 3-year prison term for mother who killed her babies  580 CFRA Radio
VANCOUVER - The lawyer for a Vancouver woman who killed her infant sons has asked a B.C. Supreme Court judge to sentence the woman to three-years in prison. Sarah Leung was convicted in April of infanticide for the separate deaths of her boys in April ...

Sarah Leung, convicted of infanticide, apologizes for hurt and pain caused   CBC.ca
Vancouver mother who killed her newborn sons to be sentenced next month   News1130
Court hears woman who killed and disposed of infant sons is sorry   660 News

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  CTV News   
Canada ratifies investment deal with China  The Telegram
Canada has finally ratified the contentious Foreign Investment Protection Agreement with China amid a series of recent tensions between the two countries that had placed Prime Minister Stephen Harper's scheduled Chinese visit this fall on tenterhooks.
Ottawa threatens to snub Beijing over Garratt couple's arrest   The Globe and Mail
Harper Gov't 'Conceded to China' under Pressure: Treaty Expert   TheTyee.ca
Canada ratifies China deal, may help smooth relations   Daily Mail
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  National Post   
Alberta Premier Dave Hancock stepping down from legislature  CBC.ca
Dave Hancock resigned as the MLA for Edmonton-Whitemud during his last news conference as Alberta premier this morning. Dave Hancock sworn in as interim Alberta premier · Alison Redford's replacement will have to heal party divisions; Jim Prentice ...

Calm before the storm as Prentice prepares for byelections   Calgary Herald
Simons: Tory caucus has 'phalanged up,' Alberta's premier-designate says   Edmonton Journal
Jim Prentice already giving off scent of a leader   The Globe and Mail
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  CBC.ca   
Eric Dejaeger found guilty of 24 out of 68 sex-related charges  CBC.ca
A Nunavut judge has found Eric Dejaeger guilty of 24 of 68 charges relating to sex crimes dating back to his time as a Catholic priest in Igloolik, Nunavut, before he fled Canada in the mid-1990s. Dejaeger, 67, had already pleaded guilty to eight counts of ...

Catholic Priest, Defrocked, Found Guilty Of Raping Children And Bestiality   The Inquisitr
IQALUIT, Nunavut (AP) — A Canadian judge has found a...   Mynextfone
Home»News»National»Former Arctic priest guilty on several sex charges ...   680 News
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  Toronto Star   
Stephen Harper government doesn't understand Ontario, Justin Trudeau says  Toronto Star
In an election-themed speech Friday, Liberal leader Justin Trudeau told a GTA audience that Prime Minister Stephen Harper's Conservatives “still don't seem to get'' Ontario. Speaking in Markham to the Liberal Party's general meeting, Trudeau took a swipe ...

Eventually Justin Trudeau will have to sell some policies and not just old-time ...   National Post
Trudeau blasts Harper's 'lack of ambition' at Liberal AGM   Welland Tribune

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  Winnipeg Sun   
Stuart to bug River Heights incumbent  Winnipeg Sun
As first reported by the Winnipeg Sun in June, Winnipeg-famous bug expert Taz Stuart is running for city council. Stuart will attempt to usurp incumbent John Orlikow in the riding of River Heights-Fort Garry in the Oct. 22 election. He plans to file his papers at ...

Former bug expert running for city council   Globalnews.ca

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