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Toronto Star
   
Europe police face 'extremely difficult' challenge to try and stem new attacks   
The Globe and Mail
Belgium ordered its army into the streets and anti-terror raids across Western Europe netted dozens of suspects Friday as Europe rushed to thwart more attacks by people with links to Mideast Islamic extremists. As anxiety soared in the wake of last week's ...

As Europe Moves Aggressively Against Terrorism, New Challenges Emerge   New York Times
European countries seek sweeping new powers to curb terrorism   Washington Post
Arrests in four countries as Europe stays on high alert   Toronto Star
BBC News   
Irish Independent   
Telegraph.co.uk   
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The Globe and Mail
   
'We must learn from tragedy,' RCMP says   
YorkRegion.com
MONCTON, N.B. - A senior RCMP officer shared her sorrow Friday that a Mountie chose to go without hard body armour so that a fellow officer with children could have the protection as they responded to the fatal shootings of three Mounties last year in ...

Key recommendations from report on fatal shootings of Mounties in Moncton   Times Colonist
Review of RCMP shootings in Moncton calls for better access to guns   News1130
Mounties should have better access to guns: review   CTV News

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Full-Time Whistle
   
Crowdfunded donations to revive abortion clinic in Fredericton   
The Globe and Mail
Women in New Brunswick are getting a new, full-service health clinic that will offer abortions thanks to more than $125,000 in crowdfunded donations that poured in last spring after the province's only freestanding abortion clinic announced it was shutting ...

Morgentaler's old Fredericton clinic to reopen as private abortion facility   CBC.ca
Activists to open health centre in former Fredericton Morgentaler Clinic   Canada.com
New Fredericton clinic to perform abortions   MetroNews Canada
The Guardian   
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Toronto Star
   
Metrolinx CEO frequent user of free GO benefit   
Toronto Star
Metrolinx CEO Bruce McCuaig says commuting on GO Transit for free has provided him with valuable insight into how customers experience the regional system. McCuaig, who earned $361,285 in 2013, uses GO to travel for business. He also rides from his ...

GO, TTC launch pilot project to help get commuters downtown faster   insideTORONTO.com
Transit groups react to TTC-GO fare integration pilot project   680 News
TTC, GO launch integrated Lakeshore fare pilot project   CBC.ca
The Globe and Mail   
Toronto Sun   
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Ottawa Citizen
   
Arctic Offshore Patrol Ships to be constructed in three "mega blocks"   
Ottawa Citizen
Irving Shipbuilding says it will be cutting steel on the Arctic Offshore Patrol Ships starting in September. Work on the ships will go to 2022, when the last one will be finished. According to Irving, the vessels will be constructed in three “mega blocks”. A total of 62 ...

Irving reaches shipbuilding deal with federal government   CBC.ca
Ottawa inks $3.5 B Arctic patrol ship deal   CTV News
Ottawa signs deal with Irving Shipbuilding for Arctic patrol vessels   CanadianManufacturing.com
The Globe and Mail   
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National Post
   
Art Eggleton picked to lead overhaul of Toronto community-housing body   
The Globe and Mail
Mayor John Tory has appointed Senator Art Eggleton to lead a task force examining the governance of Toronto's troubled social housing corporation. Mr. Tory made the announcement Friday, as he described the current state of Toronto Community Housing, ...

Carding, racism go hand in hand   Toronto Star
Toronto to rent motel rooms for the homeless   680 News

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CTV News
   
Drunk driving charges laid after Honda fleeing police ends up on front lawn   
CTV News
Neighbours on Oshawa Boulevard South are still picking up the pieces after a car crashed onto their front lawn, causing $50,000 in damage. It all took place Wednesday night after Durham Regional Police spotted a silver Honda speeding erratically through ...


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Despite possible loopholes, acquittal is still Mohamed Fahmy's best hope   
The Globe and Mail
It is not going to be easy to set Mohamed Fahmy free. The Egyptian-Canadian correspondent for the Al Jazeera English news network is serving a prison sentence for allegedly spreading lies on behalf of the now-outlawed Muslim Brotherhood, harming ...

Amnesty asks Harper to make case for Fahmy   Lake Cowichan Gazette

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Voice of America
   
Nigerians Seek Attention in US Capital for Boko Haram Victims   
Voice of America
WASHINGTON—. Dozens of Nigerian expatriates and activists gathered Friday in from of the Nigerian Embassy in Washington to seek attention for the scores of lives lost recently in attacks by the militant group Boko Haram. Adotei Akwei of Amnesty ...

Children in northeastern Nigeria in need of protection from violence: UN envoy   Xinhua
Suspected Boko Haram suicide bomber kills at least six in busy Nigerian market ...   Daily Mail
Boko Haram: 'For five kilometres, I kept standing on dead bodies'   Sydney Morning Herald
Reuters Africa   
Herald Scotland   
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Montreal Gazette
   
Quebec woman, accused of drowning her three kids, starves herself to death   
The Globe and Mail
A Quebec woman who was in jail awaiting trial for killing her three children has starved herself to death with legal assistance from right-to-die advocates. Sonia Blanchette, who was accused of drowning her three children in 2012, died Thursday night in the ...

Quebec mom, charged with killing her kids, dies of hunger strike   CANOE
Mother accused of killing her children dies after refusing to eat   The Sun Daily
Sonia Blanchette, accused of killing her 3 children, starves to death   CBC.ca
Winnipeg Free Press   
Castanet.net   
CTV News   
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