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Graeme Hamilton: Zehaf-Bibeau martyrdom video will be of more value to ...
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Since his attack on Ottawa last Oct. 22, Michael Zehaf-Bibeau has become the chilling face of Canadian homegrown terrorism. A widely published photo showing him brandishing a rifle with a keffiyeh scarf over the lower half of his face and his long hair ...
Terror fixation draws attention from failing economy: WalkomToronto Star
Mixed reaction to release of Parliament Hill shooter videoCTV News
Boost in anti-terror staffing 'unprecedented', says RCMP chiefOttawa Citizen
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National Post
Since his attack on Ottawa last Oct. 22, Michael Zehaf-Bibeau has become the chilling face of Canadian homegrown terrorism. A widely published photo showing him brandishing a rifle with a keffiyeh scarf over the lower half of his face and his long hair ...
Terror fixation draws attention from failing economy: Walkom
Mixed reaction to release of Parliament Hill shooter video
Boost in anti-terror staffing 'unprecedented', says RCMP chief
National Post
Andrew Coyne: Manning Conference displays how vapid Canadian ...
National Post
In its seven years, the Manning Networking Conference has served as a kind of haven for what one might call a normal conservatism — a gathering, as I put it last year, of the Conservative Party in exile: the Conservatives who see politics as something other ...
Manning Centre Conference LIVECBC.ca
Canadians torn between idealism, pragmatism: DelacourtToronto Star
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National Post
In its seven years, the Manning Networking Conference has served as a kind of haven for what one might call a normal conservatism — a gathering, as I put it last year, of the Conservative Party in exile: the Conservatives who see politics as something other ...
Manning Centre Conference LIVE
Canadians torn between idealism, pragmatism: Delacourt
Toronto Sun
Cellphone search at border raises legal, civil liberties questions
Toronto Sun
MONTREAL - A Quebec man's arrest at the Halifax airport has raised questions about just what the power to search means for border agents. According to a CBC report, Alain Philippon, 38, flew from Puerto Plata, Dominican Republic, to Halifax Monday night.
Alain Philippon phone password case: Powers of border agents and police differCBC.ca
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Toronto Sun
MONTREAL - A Quebec man's arrest at the Halifax airport has raised questions about just what the power to search means for border agents. According to a CBC report, Alain Philippon, 38, flew from Puerto Plata, Dominican Republic, to Halifax Monday night.
Alain Philippon phone password case: Powers of border agents and police differ
Man arrested for refusing to give phone passcode to border agents
Man charged for refusing to give border guards his phone password
CANOE
Two Edmonton cops charged with trafficking steroids
CANOE
EDMONTON -- Alberta's police watchdog says it has busted an anabolic steroid trafficking operation within the Edmonton Police Service. Two veteran officers are facing charges related to trafficking of a controlled substance, the Alberta Serious Incident ...
Two Edmonton police officers have been charged with selling anabolic steroids.Castanet.net
Two Edmonton police officers charged for selling steroidsEdmonton Sun
Two Edmonton Police Service officers charged with selling steroidsEdmonton Journal
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EDMONTON -- Alberta's police watchdog says it has busted an anabolic steroid trafficking operation within the Edmonton Police Service. Two veteran officers are facing charges related to trafficking of a controlled substance, the Alberta Serious Incident ...
Two Edmonton police officers have been charged with selling anabolic steroids.
Two Edmonton police officers charged for selling steroids
Two Edmonton Police Service officers charged with selling steroids
Vancouver Sun
Leave action on climate policy to provinces, BC tells Ottawa
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British Columbia Premier Christy Clark is telling Ottawa to refrain from imposing any carbon emissions regulations that would hinder growth in the energy sector, and to leave leadership on climate policy to the provinces. In a speech to a conservative ...
Johnstone: Wall lets crisis go to wasteRegina Leader-Post
Unions urge public to bring mirrors to protest over premier's commentsEdmonton Journal
Alberta Premier Jim Prentice cracks jokes about #PrenticeBlamesAlbertansCANOE
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British Columbia Premier Christy Clark is telling Ottawa to refrain from imposing any carbon emissions regulations that would hinder growth in the energy sector, and to leave leadership on climate policy to the provinces. In a speech to a conservative ...
Johnstone: Wall lets crisis go to waste
Unions urge public to bring mirrors to protest over premier's comments
Alberta Premier Jim Prentice cracks jokes about #PrenticeBlamesAlbertans
National Post
Ottawa, judiciary set to clash over life without parole legislation
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The Conservative government is setting the stage for a confrontation with judges over the introduction of life without parole for some killers – the harshest punishment, outside of the death penalty, in Canadian history. The question that will inevitably come ...
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The Conservative government is setting the stage for a confrontation with judges over the introduction of life without parole for some killers – the harshest punishment, outside of the death penalty, in Canadian history. The question that will inevitably come ...
NP Explainer: Tough-on-crime and the Tories, a brief history by the numbers ...
Ottawa Citizen
Canadian Forces will publicly release report on soldier's suicide
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The head of Canada's military police has reversed a decision to prevent the public from seeing the Defence Department's response to the findings of an inquiry into the suicide of a Canadian soldier. Colonel Rob Delaney, the Canadian Forces Provost ...
Military reverses secrecy order on soldier's suicideToronto Star
Canadian Forces retreats on suicide report secrecyOttawa Citizen
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The head of Canada's military police has reversed a decision to prevent the public from seeing the Defence Department's response to the findings of an inquiry into the suicide of a Canadian soldier. Colonel Rob Delaney, the Canadian Forces Provost ...
Military reverses secrecy order on soldier's suicide
Canadian Forces retreats on suicide report secrecy
National Defence gives in, will release its response to soldier suicide inquiry
CBC.ca
Canada's deadliest avalanche believed to have happened on March 4, 1910
CBC.ca
An abandoned railway line is all that remains at the summit of the Rogers Pass to mark the spot where 58 men lost their lives in what's believed to be Canada's deadliest avalanche. It was around midnight on March 4, 1910. See photos from the disaster here.
Canada's deadliest avalanche remembered 105 years after it took 58 lives in BCVancouver Sun
Canada's deadliest avalanche remembered 105 years after it took 58 livesWeyburn This Week
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CBC.ca
An abandoned railway line is all that remains at the summit of the Rogers Pass to mark the spot where 58 men lost their lives in what's believed to be Canada's deadliest avalanche. It was around midnight on March 4, 1910. See photos from the disaster here.
Canada's deadliest avalanche remembered 105 years after it took 58 lives in BC
Canada's deadliest avalanche remembered 105 years after it took 58 lives
Straight.com
Harper called Egyptian President about Fahmy's case, official says
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Prime Minister Stephen Harper held a low-profile phone call last week with Egyptian President Abdel Fattah el-Sissi to discuss the case of Canadian journalist Mohamed Fahmy, an Egyptian government official says. The phone call, which took place last ...
Egyptian-Canadian journalist Mohamed Fahmy founds press freedom group in ...Straight.com
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The Globe and Mail
Prime Minister Stephen Harper held a low-profile phone call last week with Egyptian President Abdel Fattah el-Sissi to discuss the case of Canadian journalist Mohamed Fahmy, an Egyptian government official says. The phone call, which took place last ...
Egyptian-Canadian journalist Mohamed Fahmy founds press freedom group in ...
National Post
Toronto mayor John Tory gets the Spadina subway blues amid mounting ...
National Post
Toronto Mayor John Tory says he is furious about mounting financial “fiascos” on the taxpayer's dime and vowed to “stop the bleeding” on the latest exhibit: the Spadina subway extension. Just how badly the problem-plagued line is over budget and delayed ...
TTC under fire as subway construction cost skyrocketsToronto Sun
John Tory 'furious' at ballooning costs of Spadina subway extensionToronto Star
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National Post
Toronto Mayor John Tory says he is furious about mounting financial “fiascos” on the taxpayer's dime and vowed to “stop the bleeding” on the latest exhibit: the Spadina subway extension. Just how badly the problem-plagued line is over budget and delayed ...
TTC under fire as subway construction cost skyrockets
John Tory 'furious' at ballooning costs of Spadina subway extension
Mayor 'furious' about cost overruns, delays in subway extension project
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