Irish Examiner
Unstable demographics, falling oil and regional tension await Saudi rulers
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When the wheels of Saudi Arabian monarchy began turning this week to install a new ruler after the death of King Abdullah, the most significant announcement was not who was the successor, but who was named deputy crown prince. For the first time in the ...
Saudi Arabia's King Abdullah bin Abdulaziz diesBBC News
New Saudi king moves quickly to avoid future power struggleLos Angeles Times
New King in Saudi Arabia Unlikely to Alter Oil PolicyNew York Times
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When the wheels of Saudi Arabian monarchy began turning this week to install a new ruler after the death of King Abdullah, the most significant announcement was not who was the successor, but who was named deputy crown prince. For the first time in the ...
Saudi Arabia's King Abdullah bin Abdulaziz dies
New Saudi king moves quickly to avoid future power struggle
New King in Saudi Arabia Unlikely to Alter Oil Policy
Voice of America
Japanese Hostage Deadline Expires
Voice of America
The fate of two Japanese hostages held by Islamic State militants is unknown after a deadline to pay more than $200 million for their release expired. Japan's Deputy Foreign Minister Yasuhide Nakayama said Friday his government was not giving up efforts to ...
Islamic State militants claim to have executed Japanese hostages Kenji Goto ...Herald Sun
Japan captive's mother pleads for his release as Islamic State deadline passesDaily Mail
Prayers in somber Tokyo as deadline expires for hostagesIrish Independent
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Voice of America
The fate of two Japanese hostages held by Islamic State militants is unknown after a deadline to pay more than $200 million for their release expired. Japan's Deputy Foreign Minister Yasuhide Nakayama said Friday his government was not giving up efforts to ...
Islamic State militants claim to have executed Japanese hostages Kenji Goto ...
Japan captive's mother pleads for his release as Islamic State deadline passes
Prayers in somber Tokyo as deadline expires for hostages
Toronto Star
John Tory, Charles Sousa clash over social housing grants
Toronto Star
Mayor John Tory and Ontario Finance Minister Charles Sousa are clashing over whether the province left the door open to reversing a phase-out of social housing grants that has left a hole in Toronto's budget. Sousa said Friday Toronto has long been aware ...
Province vows not to cover Toronto's budget gapToronto Sun
Ont. finance minister not ruling out tax increasesCANOE
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Toronto Star
Mayor John Tory and Ontario Finance Minister Charles Sousa are clashing over whether the province left the door open to reversing a phase-out of social housing grants that has left a hole in Toronto's budget. Sousa said Friday Toronto has long been aware ...
Province vows not to cover Toronto's budget gap
Ont. finance minister not ruling out tax increases
Finance Minister Charles Sousa says Toronto shouldn't assume financial help ...
CBC.ca
Winnipeg youth, leaders tackle 'most racist' title
CTV News
After a Maclean's article labelled Winnipeg as Canada's most racist city, a gathering Friday focused on putting a stop to racism. Meet Me at the Bell Tower is a weekly gathering on Selkirk Avenue usually focused on ending violence in the North End.
Debate begins on how to address Winnipeg's race problemWinnipeg Sun
Bleak picture painted of racism in SaskatchewanGlobalnews.ca
Racism reaches beyond Winnipeg, felt by aboriginal students in ReginaNews Talk 650 CKOM
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CTV News
After a Maclean's article labelled Winnipeg as Canada's most racist city, a gathering Friday focused on putting a stop to racism. Meet Me at the Bell Tower is a weekly gathering on Selkirk Avenue usually focused on ending violence in the North End.
Debate begins on how to address Winnipeg's race problem
Bleak picture painted of racism in Saskatchewan
Racism reaches beyond Winnipeg, felt by aboriginal students in Regina
Toronto Star
A bite-sized look at Toronto's budget
Toronto Star
Mayor John Tory's debut budget set out a 2.75 per cent property tax increase (this includes the increase to pay for the Scarborough subway) and proposes $170 million in new investments. The Star reported on the big-ticket items earlier in the week. Here's a ...
Tory challenges Ford's budget credibilityToronto Sun
John Tory finds himself under attack on unexpected front: on financial ...National Post
Mayor John Tory touts progress on tackling Toronto's summer traffic woesMetroNews Canada
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Toronto Star
Mayor John Tory's debut budget set out a 2.75 per cent property tax increase (this includes the increase to pay for the Scarborough subway) and proposes $170 million in new investments. The Star reported on the big-ticket items earlier in the week. Here's a ...
Tory challenges Ford's budget credibility
John Tory finds himself under attack on unexpected front: on financial ...
Mayor John Tory touts progress on tackling Toronto's summer traffic woes
CBC.ca
TTC charter vows to improve, modernize service
CBC.ca
The TTC is pledging to be cleaner, more accessible and more modern in 2015 — and today spelled out the details with the release of its latest customer charter. The 38-point list includes pledges to install more blue priority seats in its vehicles, to fix the ...
TTC outlines transit commitments with customer service charterThe Globe and Mail
TTC makes 38 Customer Charter promises in 2015Toronto Sun
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CBC.ca
The TTC is pledging to be cleaner, more accessible and more modern in 2015 — and today spelled out the details with the release of its latest customer charter. The 38-point list includes pledges to install more blue priority seats in its vehicles, to fix the ...
TTC outlines transit commitments with customer service charter
TTC makes 38 Customer Charter promises in 2015
TTC unveils its customer charter pledging improvements to transit in 2015
CBC.ca
Christopher Phillips's past told through US court documents
CBC.ca
Court documents filed in the U.S. shed light on the complicated past of Christopher Burton Phillips, a Halifax man accused of threatening police and possessing dangerous chemicals. Phillips, 42, appeared in court Friday in Halifax. He's charged with uttering ...
'Unstable' chemicals stacked in Grand Desert cottage: RCMPTheChronicleHerald.ca (registration)
Cottage stacked floor-to-ceiling with dangerous chemicals: RCMPCANOE
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CBC.ca
Court documents filed in the U.S. shed light on the complicated past of Christopher Burton Phillips, a Halifax man accused of threatening police and possessing dangerous chemicals. Phillips, 42, appeared in court Friday in Halifax. He's charged with uttering ...
'Unstable' chemicals stacked in Grand Desert cottage: RCMP
Cottage stacked floor-to-ceiling with dangerous chemicals: RCMP
Shannon Miller's ex-husband appears in court 'after he's found him with a cache ...
National Post
Banks 'may be biding their time' on mortgage cuts
CTV News
Canada's big banks have yet to lower mortgage rates after the central bank's surprise rate cut this week, but once one of them does the rest will “clamour for the market share,” one expert says. Bank of Canada governor Stephen Poloz surprised many ...
Oil, interest rates, driverless cars, plus fast-food slump: BUSINESS WEEK WRAPCBC.ca
Interest rate cut could buy Canadians more time to cut debt, say expertsGuelph Mercury
BMO's Porter Says Rate Cut May Create Grotesque Canada Debt SkewBusinessweek
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CTV News
Canada's big banks have yet to lower mortgage rates after the central bank's surprise rate cut this week, but once one of them does the rest will “clamour for the market share,” one expert says. Bank of Canada governor Stephen Poloz surprised many ...
Oil, interest rates, driverless cars, plus fast-food slump: BUSINESS WEEK WRAP
Interest rate cut could buy Canadians more time to cut debt, say experts
BMO's Porter Says Rate Cut May Create Grotesque Canada Debt Skew
CBC.ca
Alberta Premier Prentice hints at snap election for spring
The Globe and Mail
Premier Jim Prentice has made the clearest statement yet that he intends to call a snap election this spring, a year before the date set by Alberta's fixed election law, with the official opposition in disarray and the province facing deep deficits from a crash in oil ...
Wildrose sets date to choose new leaderCTV News
Wildrose Party leader to be announced June 6CBC.ca
Wildrose bars Anders from June 6 leadership contestCalgary Herald
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The Globe and Mail
Premier Jim Prentice has made the clearest statement yet that he intends to call a snap election this spring, a year before the date set by Alberta's fixed election law, with the official opposition in disarray and the province facing deep deficits from a crash in oil ...
Wildrose sets date to choose new leader
Wildrose Party leader to be announced June 6
Wildrose bars Anders from June 6 leadership contest
Vancouver Sun
Rare praise as Vancouver police chief Jim Chu prepares to move on
Vancouver Sun
VANCOUVER -- When it comes to policing in Vancouver, the neighbourhood most at loggerheads with police is the Downtown Eastside. The relationship has been marred by accusations police ignored the plight of women who disappeared from the troubled ...
Vancouver's police chief announces retirement after more than seven yearsCTV News
VPD Chief Jim Chu announces his retirementNews1130
Vancouver police chief Jim Chu calling it quitsVancouver Courier
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Vancouver Sun
VANCOUVER -- When it comes to policing in Vancouver, the neighbourhood most at loggerheads with police is the Downtown Eastside. The relationship has been marred by accusations police ignored the plight of women who disappeared from the troubled ...
Vancouver's police chief announces retirement after more than seven years
VPD Chief Jim Chu announces his retirement
Vancouver police chief Jim Chu calling it quits
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