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  BBC News   
David Haines's 'evil murder' condemned by PM  BBC News
The murder of David Haines was an "act of pure evil", David Cameron has said after the release of a video appearing to show the UK hostage's beheading. The 44-year-old aid worker, from Perth, was kidnapped in Syria in 2013. He was being held by Islamic ...

Islamic State releases video showing beheading of British aid worker   Washington Post
British PM calls aid worker's slaying 'act of pure evil'   CTV News
Cameron: 'We will do everything in our power' to find Haines' killers   Los Angeles Times
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  Toronto Sun   
Why you shouldn't write off Rob Ford  Macleans.ca
TORONTO — In the end, it wasn't the crack-cocaine scandal, or racial, sexual and homophobic remarks, or even the machinations of his political opponents that crushed any hope the world's most infamous mayor had of remaining in power. It was a potentially ...

How Doug Ford's political skills and baggage will affect his mayoral candidacy   CBC.ca
Doug Ford's campaign still on hold while rivals Tory and Chow continue   Toronto Sun
Rob Ford Threw a Political Hail Mary that Doug Can't Catch   Huffington Post Canada
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  Ottawa Citizen   
Airborne mould latest blow to Canada's crumbling national science museum  Winnipeg Free Press
OTTAWA - A mould infestation at Canada's national science museum is just the latest blow to a crumbling facility that is jettisoning artifacts, postponing critical repairs and squeezing visitors for new parking fees in a desperate bid to stay afloat. Officials at the ...

Canada Science and Technology Museum closes indefinitely due to airborne ...   Canada.com

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  Toronto Sun   
NDP government would reinstate the federal minimum wage  NorthumberlandView.ca
Hard working families deserve a decent living and this is the reason why the NDP committed today to restore the federal minimum wage and set a path to reach fifteen dollars per hour in their first mandate. “All Canadians who work hard and play by the rules ...

Federal NDP Leader weighs in on BC education dispute   News1130
NDP proposes $15 federal minimum wage   Brantford Expositor
Mulcair promises $15 minimum wage for federally regulated workers   Hamilton Spectator
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  Toronto Sun   
Terry Fox's cancer now highly curable researcher says  CBC.ca
At the time Terry Fox was treated for the bone cancer that claimed his leg and eventually led to his death in 1981, few patients survived that kind of malignancy, known as an osteosarcoma. But advances in treatment over the last few decades have dramatically ...

Norfolk continues Terry's Marathon of Hope   www.norfolknews.ca/

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  Edmonton Sun   
TAIT: Initiative breaking down barriers  Edmonton Sun
2014 PC Leadership Vote Premier Dave Hancock speaks with reporters during the first ballot of the 2014 PC Leadership Vote at the Edmonton Expo Centre in Edmonton, Alta., on Saturday, Sept. 6, 2014. Three candidates, Thomas Lukaszuk, Jim Prentice ...

Alberta Premier Dave Hancock stepping down from legislature   CBC.ca
Jim Prentice already giving off scent of a leader   The Globe and Mail
Alberta premier Hancock resigns   Edmonton Journal
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  CBC.ca   
Paul Davis wins PC leadership, becomes premier-designate  CBC.ca
Paul Davis, a former police officer who switched to provincial politics just four years ago, won Newfoundland and Labrador's Tory leadership on Saturday night. Davis polled 351 votes out 678 votes cast on an unexpected third ballot, edging out former health ...

Former cop, cabinet minister Paul Davis wins NL PC leadership   Toronto Sun
UPDATE: Paul Davis wins PC leadership   The Telegram
Former police officer to become premier   YorkRegion.com

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  Toronto Star   
Stamps lose key players but win big over Argos  Calgary Herald
Toronto Argos Trent Guy, left and Calgary Stampeders Brandon Smith collide during their game at McMahon Stadium in Calgary on September 13, 2014. Photograph by: Leah Hennel. The Calgary Stampeders were whipped in the first half, allowing the ...

Stampeders rally from big hole to beat Argonauts   Toronto Sun
Argos fall apart in second-half as Stampeders rally for win   Toronto Star
Stampeders rally in second half to defeat visiting Argonauts   The Globe and Mail
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BC teachers' strike: Talks underway at Richmond hotel  CBC.ca
Chief negotiators for both sides in the B.C. teachers' dispute are hunkered down at a Richmond hotel for talks this weekend as another week without school looms on the horizon for half-a-million British Columbia school children. The chief negotiators for both ...


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  CTV News   
Hiker falls to his death climbing glacier near Squamish  CBC.ca
A man has fallen to his death while hiking a mountain near Squamish, B.C.. RCMP say he fell while climbing Stadium Glacier on Sky Pilot Mountain. Insp. Konrad Golbeck said Squamish RCMP received a report a man had been hurt badly in a fall. Golbeck ...

Climber dead after falling while hiking on Sky Pilot Mountain near Squamish   The Province
Male falls to his death while climbing mountain near Squamish, BC   Bridge River Lillooet News
Man dies while climbing on Sky Pilot Mountain   Globalnews.ca

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