ISIS urges jihadists to attack Canadians: 'You will not feel secure in your bedrooms' National Post
The spokesman for the Islamic State of Iraq and Al-Sham called for attacks on Canadians on Sunday in an apparent attempt to deter members of the military alliance that has formed to challenge the terrorist group.
Human Rights Advocates Don't Like Canadian Passport Plan640 Toronto News
Federal government's plan to revoke passports raises human rights concernsTimes Colonist
Ottawa revoking passports of Canadians who join extremist groups: AlexanderCTV News
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The spokesman for the Islamic State of Iraq and Al-Sham called for attacks on Canadians on Sunday in an apparent attempt to deter members of the military alliance that has formed to challenge the terrorist group.
Human Rights Advocates Don't Like Canadian Passport Plan
Federal government's plan to revoke passports raises human rights concerns
Ottawa revoking passports of Canadians who join extremist groups: Alexander
Tories prepare to fast-track prostitution bill through Parliament The Globe and Mail
One of Parliament's most high-profile bills appears set to become law without major changes – as one senator says the committee considering Bill C-36, aimed at reining in the sex trade, is “highly unlikely” to call for changes. The approval of the bill by the ...
UBC law professor welcomes Bill C-36, the proposed change to Canada's ...Ubyssey Online
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One of Parliament's most high-profile bills appears set to become law without major changes – as one senator says the committee considering Bill C-36, aimed at reining in the sex trade, is “highly unlikely” to call for changes. The approval of the bill by the ...
UBC law professor welcomes Bill C-36, the proposed change to Canada's ...
Ontario Tories announce rules for leadership race Hamilton Spectator
TORONTO — Candidates for the leadership of Ontario's Progressive Conservative party have until Feb. 28, 2015 to sign up new members before voting is held in May. The party executive decided on Sunday that all members will be eligible to cast preferential ...
Ontario PCs to choose new leader in MayThe Globe and Mail
Tories to pick new leader on May 9Toronto Star
Tories to announce new leader May 9The Barrie Examiner
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TORONTO — Candidates for the leadership of Ontario's Progressive Conservative party have until Feb. 28, 2015 to sign up new members before voting is held in May. The party executive decided on Sunday that all members will be eligible to cast preferential ...
Ontario PCs to choose new leader in May
Tories to pick new leader on May 9
Tories to announce new leader May 9
Chow targets Tory as her campaign shifts left The Globe and Mail
Olivia Chow accused John Tory of “bashing” Toronto on Sunday, marking a campaign shift in which she is positioning herself as the only progressive candidate in the final weeks of the race to become Toronto's mayor. After a strong start as the candidate to ...
Olivia Chow claims John Tory has chosen to 'hurt' city in pastCBC.ca
The math behind a Doug Ford winToronto Star
Chow slams Tory for comments he made as leader of Ontario PCsCP24 Toronto's Breaking News
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Olivia Chow accused John Tory of “bashing” Toronto on Sunday, marking a campaign shift in which she is positioning herself as the only progressive candidate in the final weeks of the race to become Toronto's mayor. After a strong start as the candidate to ...
Olivia Chow claims John Tory has chosen to 'hurt' city in past
The math behind a Doug Ford win
Chow slams Tory for comments he made as leader of Ontario PCs
Serena Vermeersch homicide: man arrested and charged CBC.ca
A man has been arrested and charged in connection with the homicide of 17-year-old Serena Vermeersch. The Surrey, B.C., teen was found dead on Tuesday, killed in an apparently random attack. The Integrated Homicide Investigation Team and the Surrey ...
Charges laid against male suspect in death of Surrey teenTimes Colonist
Suspect charged in slaying of Surrey teen Serena VermeerschThe Province
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A man has been arrested and charged in connection with the homicide of 17-year-old Serena Vermeersch. The Surrey, B.C., teen was found dead on Tuesday, killed in an apparently random attack. The Integrated Homicide Investigation Team and the Surrey ...
Charges laid against male suspect in death of Surrey teen
Suspect charged in slaying of Surrey teen Serena Vermeersch
Arrest made in connection with death of Surrey teen
Aboriginal B.C. tour operator rebuked for morbid burial tour MetroNews Canada
PORT ALBERNI, B.C. – The actions of an aboriginal tourism operator in British Columbia who gave some travellers access to ancient burial boxes, including revealing the skeletal remains inside, have been condemned by his fellow First Nations. A photo ...
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PORT ALBERNI, B.C. – The actions of an aboriginal tourism operator in British Columbia who gave some travellers access to ancient burial boxes, including revealing the skeletal remains inside, have been condemned by his fellow First Nations. A photo ...
Manitoba Appeal Court to hear case of man who died waiting for ER care Winnipeg Free Press
WINNIPEG - The family of a man who died during a 34-hour wait in a hospital emergency room is asking Manitoba's highest court to rule his charter rights were violated. Lower court judges have previously struck down the heart of the family's lawsuit by ruling ...
Manitoba Court of Appeal to hear from Brian Sinclair's familyGlobalnews.ca
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WINNIPEG - The family of a man who died during a 34-hour wait in a hospital emergency room is asking Manitoba's highest court to rule his charter rights were violated. Lower court judges have previously struck down the heart of the family's lawsuit by ruling ...
Manitoba Court of Appeal to hear from Brian Sinclair's family
Edmonton police investigating reports of a man inappropriately touching children ... Edmonton Sun
EPS logo Alcohol and speed are considered factors in a fatal rollover that claimed the life of a 19-year-old Maskwacis man near Ponoka Sunday morning. Article. Tweet. Change text size for the story; Print this story. Report an error ...
Police investigate after man touched children at parkCBC.ca
Edmonton police seek man with limp after kids touched in parkEdmonton Journal
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EPS logo Alcohol and speed are considered factors in a fatal rollover that claimed the life of a 19-year-old Maskwacis man near Ponoka Sunday morning. Article. Tweet. Change text size for the story; Print this story. Report an error ...
Police investigate after man touched children at park
Edmonton police seek man with limp after kids touched in park
Police issue warning about man's 'inappropriate contact' with children at ...
BC teachers return to work emotionally bruised The Globe and Mail
After hanging up the letters of the alphabet and making sure they have enough desks in their classrooms, B.C.'s public school teachers say they face the difficult task of returning to work after an emotionally bruising five weeks on the picket line.
Classes set to begin Monday in BC after drawn-out teachers' strikeCTV News
BC teachers strike fosters engagement from students and parentsTimes Colonist
B.C. schools back in session after weeks of delayYorkRegion.com
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After hanging up the letters of the alphabet and making sure they have enough desks in their classrooms, B.C.'s public school teachers say they face the difficult task of returning to work after an emotionally bruising five weeks on the picket line.
Classes set to begin Monday in BC after drawn-out teachers' strike
BC teachers strike fosters engagement from students and parents
B.C. schools back in session after weeks of delay
Justin is beyond infinity Welland Tribune
Federal Liberal leader MP Justin Trudeau speaks to students at Western University in London, Ont. on Thursday September 11, 2014. Mike Hensen/The London Free Press/QMI Agency. Tweet · Bookmark and Share. Change text size for the story. Print.
Trudeau gets abortion policy exactly right: MallickToronto Star
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Federal Liberal leader MP Justin Trudeau speaks to students at Western University in London, Ont. on Thursday September 11, 2014. Mike Hensen/The London Free Press/QMI Agency. Tweet · Bookmark and Share. Change text size for the story. Print.
Trudeau gets abortion policy exactly right: Mallick
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