National Post
Chief Bill Blair issues new rules on police carding, mayor calls them an ...
National Post
Outgoing Toronto police chief Bill Blair on Friday gave his officers new orders on how to engage and document non-criminal interactions with the public in a set of directives that pleased the police union, but left members of the black community disappointed ...
Reaction divided on new rules for police questioning, 'carding' tacticsThe Globe and Mail
Two deputies in spotlight in search for a diverse police chiefToronto Star
Toronto police's new 'carding' policy to be debated at upcoming board meetinginsideTORONTO.com
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National Post
Outgoing Toronto police chief Bill Blair on Friday gave his officers new orders on how to engage and document non-criminal interactions with the public in a set of directives that pleased the police union, but left members of the black community disappointed ...
Reaction divided on new rules for police questioning, 'carding' tactics
Two deputies in spotlight in search for a diverse police chief
Toronto police's new 'carding' policy to be debated at upcoming board meeting
St. Catharines Standard
Student injured at Que. protest plans to sue cop
St. Catharines Standard
Scenes from student protest outside the legislature in Quebec City, Thursday, March 26, 2015. Police broke up the protest which was deemed illegal, arresting 274 people. (JEAN-FRANCOIS DESGAGNES/QMI Agency). 1 sec. 2 sec. 3 sec. 4 sec. 5 sec. 6 sec.
Quebec students are fighting for youThe Independent News
Student group critical of police tactics after injuries at protestPrince George Citizen
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St. Catharines Standard
Scenes from student protest outside the legislature in Quebec City, Thursday, March 26, 2015. Police broke up the protest which was deemed illegal, arresting 274 people. (JEAN-FRANCOIS DESGAGNES/QMI Agency). 1 sec. 2 sec. 3 sec. 4 sec. 5 sec. 6 sec.
Quebec students are fighting for you
Student group critical of police tactics after injuries at protest
CBC.ca
Sunshine Village skier survives 550 metre fall after triggering avalanche
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A skier was seriously injured in an avalanche Friday after crossing a boundary rope at Sunshine Village. Park officials say the man walked out onto an overhang, beyond the boundary rope on Goat's Eye Mountain, causing the ridge to fail and creating a size 2 ...
Skier in serious condition after triggering avalancheToronto Sun
Young man triggers avalanche, falls 548 metresCalgary Herald
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CBC.ca
A skier was seriously injured in an avalanche Friday after crossing a boundary rope at Sunshine Village. Park officials say the man walked out onto an overhang, beyond the boundary rope on Goat's Eye Mountain, causing the ridge to fail and creating a size 2 ...
Skier in serious condition after triggering avalanche
Young man triggers avalanche, falls 548 metres
Out-of-bounds skier suffers 550 metre fall in avalanche near Sunshine Village
The Globe and Mail
Tories to scale back scope of anti-terror bill to allay concerns it goes too far
The Globe and Mail
The federal government is rolling back the scope of its controversial anti-terror legislation to address fears it grants too much power to security and intelligence agencies. As part of a series of amendments to Bill C-51, it's narrowing the definition of “activity that ...
Analysis: Does Bill C-51 reflect reality for Canadians?Toronto Star
Conservative amendments will curb, clarify some anti-terrorism bill powersHamilton Spectator
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The Globe and Mail
The federal government is rolling back the scope of its controversial anti-terror legislation to address fears it grants too much power to security and intelligence agencies. As part of a series of amendments to Bill C-51, it's narrowing the definition of “activity that ...
Analysis: Does Bill C-51 reflect reality for Canadians?
Conservative amendments will curb, clarify some anti-terrorism bill powers
Federal Tories Propose Changes to Anti-Terrorism Bill
The Sudbury Star
Opposition slams Grits for sunshine list
The Sudbury Star
Opposition parties were quick to slam the province for the high salaries earned by some public sector employees, as evidenced in the Sunshine List released Friday. New Democrat Finance Critic Catherine Fife said the latest edition of the list shows that, ...
More than 111000 public servants made $100000 and upToronto Star
TCHC salaries exposed by Sunshine ListToronto Sun
Thousands of names missing from "Sunshine List," OPSEU's Thomas saysNorthumberlandView.ca
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The Sudbury Star
Opposition parties were quick to slam the province for the high salaries earned by some public sector employees, as evidenced in the Sunshine List released Friday. New Democrat Finance Critic Catherine Fife said the latest edition of the list shows that, ...
More than 111000 public servants made $100000 and up
TCHC salaries exposed by Sunshine List
Thousands of names missing from "Sunshine List," OPSEU's Thomas says
CTV News
Francis Boucher facing three new charges after leaving Montreal jail
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MONTREAL -- Francis Boucher is facing three new charges after surrendering to authorities following several days on the lam. The son of former Hells Angels boss Maurice (Mom) Boucher was charged Friday with identity theft, escaping lawful custody and ...
Francis Boucher back behind barsCJAD
Quebec biker surrenders after mistaken jail releaseHamilton Spectator
Gang member Boucher surrenders to policeTheChronicleHerald.ca (registration)
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MONTREAL -- Francis Boucher is facing three new charges after surrendering to authorities following several days on the lam. The son of former Hells Angels boss Maurice (Mom) Boucher was charged Friday with identity theft, escaping lawful custody and ...
Francis Boucher back behind bars
Quebec biker surrenders after mistaken jail release
Gang member Boucher surrenders to police
Cape Breton Post
Former Nova Scotia politician was belligerent during breathalyzer, court told
Cape Breton Post
HALIFAX — A Halifax police officer testified today that former provincial politician Trevor Zinck was belligerent and resistant when he was pulled over for a breathalyzer test. Trevor Zinck at Nova Scotia Supreme Court in Halifax in October, 2013.
Ex-MLA charged with drunk driving denies being at wheelTheChronicleHerald.ca (registration)
Trevor Zinck takes stand in his impaired driving trialCBC.ca
Ex-Nova Scotia politician belligerent during breathalyzer, court toldThe Globe and Mail
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Cape Breton Post
HALIFAX — A Halifax police officer testified today that former provincial politician Trevor Zinck was belligerent and resistant when he was pulled over for a breathalyzer test. Trevor Zinck at Nova Scotia Supreme Court in Halifax in October, 2013.
Ex-MLA charged with drunk driving denies being at wheel
Trevor Zinck takes stand in his impaired driving trial
Ex-Nova Scotia politician belligerent during breathalyzer, court told
The Globe and Mail
Alberta Premier Prentice expected to call an election any day
The Globe and Mail
Albertans are expecting an election call within weeks, if not days, to pass judgment on the largest tax increase in a generation and the direction Jim Prentice is taking their province. The Premier pledged to stick with his government's austerity agenda on Friday ...
Higher corporate tax rates worked in B.C., critics sayEdmonton Journal
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The Globe and Mail
Albertans are expecting an election call within weeks, if not days, to pass judgment on the largest tax increase in a generation and the direction Jim Prentice is taking their province. The Premier pledged to stick with his government's austerity agenda on Friday ...
Higher corporate tax rates worked in B.C., critics say
Reaction to Alberta Budget 2015, premier and minister on the defensive
National Post View: Welcome to Prentice's Alberta — please have your ...
CBC.ca
Merouane Ghalmi signs terrorism-linked peace bond
CBC.ca
A 22-year-old Montreal man RCMP believe poses a risk to public security has signed a peace bond, agreeing to wear an electronic tracking bracelet and other conditions. Merouane Ghalmi is also prohibited from communicating on social media with anyone ...
Montreal man signs off on peace bondYorkRegion.com
Montreal man accused of being terror threat to be electronically monitoredNational Post
Former MMA fighter suspected of jihadist leanings to wear ankle braceletPeterborough Examiner
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CBC.ca
A 22-year-old Montreal man RCMP believe poses a risk to public security has signed a peace bond, agreeing to wear an electronic tracking bracelet and other conditions. Merouane Ghalmi is also prohibited from communicating on social media with anyone ...
Montreal man signs off on peace bond
Montreal man accused of being terror threat to be electronically monitored
Former MMA fighter suspected of jihadist leanings to wear ankle bracelet
Chatham Daily News
Feds report $1.3B surplus for first 10 months of fiscal year
Chatham Daily News
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Ottawa runs $1.3B surplus in first 10 months of fiscal year, could balance earlyCTV News
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Ottawa runs $1.3B surplus in first 10 months of fiscal year, could balance early
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