Toronto Star
TDSB enrolment figures excludes adult programs, community groups
The Globe and Mail
With 130 “underutilized” Toronto schools on a list for possible closure, critics say the province's method for determining whether they are at capacity fails to capture the reality in many of the city's schools. In response to a demand by the province to address ...
TDSB report: 1 in 5 schools could closeCBC.ca
Near-empty schools? Often, it depends on how you countToronto Star
TDSB releases list of 130 underused schools facing closure680 News
Waterloo Record
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The Globe and Mail
With 130 “underutilized” Toronto schools on a list for possible closure, critics say the province's method for determining whether they are at capacity fails to capture the reality in many of the city's schools. In response to a demand by the province to address ...
TDSB report: 1 in 5 schools could close
Near-empty schools? Often, it depends on how you count
TDSB releases list of 130 underused schools facing closure
National Post
Montreal dentist's lawyers keep him working despite many complaints of ...
National Post
MONTREAL — It was not a pretty sight — teeth ground down to stumps. It shocked a patient in a Terrebonne dentist's clinic, who had felt with her tongue that something was wrong, but only discovered the extent of the damage when she looked in a bathroom ...
Montreal dentist described as a menace to public health: reportCJAD
Dentist is a menace, disciplinary board claimsMontreal Gazette
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National Post
MONTREAL — It was not a pretty sight — teeth ground down to stumps. It shocked a patient in a Terrebonne dentist's clinic, who had felt with her tongue that something was wrong, but only discovered the extent of the damage when she looked in a bathroom ...
Montreal dentist described as a menace to public health: report
Dentist is a menace, disciplinary board claims
Winnipeg Free Press
Man at centre of chemical case had no intention to harm public, lawyer says
Winnipeg Free Press
HALIFAX - A man accused of possessing dangerous chemicals that resulted in evacuations in Halifax and Ottawa believes he possessed them for legitimate reasons and they weren't intended for criminal purposes, his lawyer said Thursday. Defence lawyer ...
Man at centre of chemical possession case in NS court to seek bailCTV News
Bail hearing for man charged in chemicals scare set for Feb. 5TheChronicleHerald.ca (registration)
Man at centre of chemical possession case in Nova Scotia court to seek bailNeepawa Press
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Winnipeg Free Press
HALIFAX - A man accused of possessing dangerous chemicals that resulted in evacuations in Halifax and Ottawa believes he possessed them for legitimate reasons and they weren't intended for criminal purposes, his lawyer said Thursday. Defence lawyer ...
Man at centre of chemical possession case in NS court to seek bail
Bail hearing for man charged in chemicals scare set for Feb. 5
Man at centre of chemical possession case in Nova Scotia court to seek bail
CBC.ca
CSIS to be given 'power to disrupt,' not arrest, in new anti-terror bill
CBC.ca
Canada's spy agency is expected to be given new powers to stop would-be Canadian jihadists before they leave the country as part of sweeping new anti-terrorism measures being unveiled Friday. Sources familiar with the proposed legislation tell CBC News ...
CSIS to be granted massive expansion of its powers: sourceThe Globe and Mail
Opinion: Canada needs better way to watch the watchersVancouver Sun
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CBC.ca
Canada's spy agency is expected to be given new powers to stop would-be Canadian jihadists before they leave the country as part of sweeping new anti-terrorism measures being unveiled Friday. Sources familiar with the proposed legislation tell CBC News ...
CSIS to be granted massive expansion of its powers: source
Opinion: Canada needs better way to watch the watchers
Hate mail sent to Tina Fontaine's family a sample of Winnipeg's racism
The Globe and Mail
Inside a card decorated in a field of flowers and trees, Thelma Favel – the great-aunt of slain aboriginal teenager Tina Fontaine – received a seething message of hate: “You guys are nothing but a bunch of drunken Indians.” The handwritten, unsigned note, ...
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The Globe and Mail
Inside a card decorated in a field of flowers and trees, Thelma Favel – the great-aunt of slain aboriginal teenager Tina Fontaine – received a seething message of hate: “You guys are nothing but a bunch of drunken Indians.” The handwritten, unsigned note, ...
CBC.ca
April Dawn Irving, accused Alberta dog hoarder, has history of animal neglect
CBC.ca
A woman accused by the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals of hoarding 201 dogs on an acreage near Milk River, Alta., has a past conviction for animal neglect in Saskatchewan, a court document shows. April Dawn Irving, 55, voluntarily ...
SPCA official fears alleged dog hoarder with abusive past will do it again660 News
Accused Alberta dog hoarder previously charged in SaskatchewanGlobalnews.ca
Owner of 201 dogs seized from southern Alberta property tried to get dogs backCalgary Herald
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Toronto Sun
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CBC.ca
A woman accused by the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals of hoarding 201 dogs on an acreage near Milk River, Alta., has a past conviction for animal neglect in Saskatchewan, a court document shows. April Dawn Irving, 55, voluntarily ...
SPCA official fears alleged dog hoarder with abusive past will do it again
Accused Alberta dog hoarder previously charged in Saskatchewan
Owner of 201 dogs seized from southern Alberta property tried to get dogs back
Edmonton Journal
Alberta cabinet announces five-per-cent pay cut setting up likely showdown with ...
Edmonton Journal
EDMONTON - Alberta's highest-ranking politicians will take a voluntary five-per-cent pay cut, a move critics say is a “symbolic” gesture that positions the province to ask civil servants to accept wage rollbacks or pay freezes in the days ahead. Premier Jim ...
Premier Jim Prentice, cabinet, taking 5% wage cutCBC.ca
Alberta Premier Jim Prentice, cabinet to take pay reductionThe Globe and Mail
Braid: After cutting his own pay, how far will Prentice go?Calgary Herald
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National Post
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Edmonton Journal
EDMONTON - Alberta's highest-ranking politicians will take a voluntary five-per-cent pay cut, a move critics say is a “symbolic” gesture that positions the province to ask civil servants to accept wage rollbacks or pay freezes in the days ahead. Premier Jim ...
Premier Jim Prentice, cabinet, taking 5% wage cut
Alberta Premier Jim Prentice, cabinet to take pay reduction
Braid: After cutting his own pay, how far will Prentice go?
Online voting in Cambridge attracted residents likely to vote anyway, study ...
Waterloo Record
CAMBRIDGE — Most people who voted online in Cambridge's 2014 municipal election were keen observers of the political scene who would have voted in person anyways, study results suggest. A survey completed by more than 900 of the 5,171 residents ...
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Waterloo Record
CAMBRIDGE — Most people who voted online in Cambridge's 2014 municipal election were keen observers of the political scene who would have voted in person anyways, study results suggest. A survey completed by more than 900 of the 5,171 residents ...
Toronto Star
New mayor, same old quarrels between Toronto and Ontario
The Globe and Mail
When he was running for election last year, John Tory promised to improve relations with Toronto's closest partner, the provincial government. It was a centrepiece of his pitch to voters. Better relations, he said, would mean more help for Toronto as it strained ...
Tory racking up debt to keep special interests happyToronto Sun
Toronto spurns provincial line of credit, scrambles to fill $86M budget holeToronto Star
Toronto walks away from provincial loan to balance budgetCTV News
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Globalnews.ca
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The Globe and Mail
When he was running for election last year, John Tory promised to improve relations with Toronto's closest partner, the provincial government. It was a centrepiece of his pitch to voters. Better relations, he said, would mean more help for Toronto as it strained ...
Tory racking up debt to keep special interests happy
Toronto spurns provincial line of credit, scrambles to fill $86M budget hole
Toronto walks away from provincial loan to balance budget
Hamilton Spectator
Defence chief authorized special forces airstrike support in Iraq
Hamilton Spectator
Gen. Tom Lawson said Thursday that Canadian troops were not using their “weapons to compel the enemy” in Iraq, but only to defend themselves when fired upon. next play/pause pre 1/1. Hamilton Spectator. By Murray Brewster. OTTAWA — The country's ...
Debate over fight with ISIL morphs into war of wordsOttawa Citizen
Defence chief says Canadian soldiers still within non-combat mandate in IraqGlobalnews.ca
Defence chief denies Canada in combat missionCTV News
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Toronto Star
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Hamilton Spectator
Gen. Tom Lawson said Thursday that Canadian troops were not using their “weapons to compel the enemy” in Iraq, but only to defend themselves when fired upon. next play/pause pre 1/1. Hamilton Spectator. By Murray Brewster. OTTAWA — The country's ...
Debate over fight with ISIL morphs into war of words
Defence chief says Canadian soldiers still within non-combat mandate in Iraq
Defence chief denies Canada in combat mission
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