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Police find body of man who tried to help wife in Fraser River
CTV News
VANCOUVER -- Police say the body pulled from the water near a ferry terminal south of Vancouver is that of a 74-year-old man who fell into a nearby river. Delta police say the man and his wife were aboard a personal boat that was moored to their houseboat ...
Body found of houseboat resident who fell into water trying to rescue wifeCBC.ca
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VANCOUVER -- Police say the body pulled from the water near a ferry terminal south of Vancouver is that of a 74-year-old man who fell into a nearby river. Delta police say the man and his wife were aboard a personal boat that was moored to their houseboat ...
Body found of houseboat resident who fell into water trying to rescue wife
Toronto Sun
PEI voters head to polls May 4
Toronto Sun
Prince Edward Island Premier Wade MacLauchlan used his district nomination meeting Monday night to call an election for May 4. MacLauchlan, 60, became leader of the provincial Liberal Party Feb. 21 in an uncontested leadership convention and replaced ...
New premier of PEI calls election, voters go to polls on May 4CTV News
PEI election called for May 4CBC.ca
A QuickSketch of Prince Edward Island Premier Wade MacLauchlan680 News
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Toronto Sun
Prince Edward Island Premier Wade MacLauchlan used his district nomination meeting Monday night to call an election for May 4. MacLauchlan, 60, became leader of the provincial Liberal Party Feb. 21 in an uncontested leadership convention and replaced ...
New premier of PEI calls election, voters go to polls on May 4
PEI election called for May 4
A QuickSketch of Prince Edward Island Premier Wade MacLauchlan
Timmins Press
One 'mistake' led to crash death of teen mom
Timmins Press
CALGARY -- The tragic death of an Airdrie, Alta., teen mom in a violent crash has left her boyfriend a heartbroken single father. "(She was) the most amazing mother you could even possibly find on the earth," said Curtis Eskildsen, 18, just hours after the car ...
Rachelle Goudy, killed in Calgary crash, remembered as a stand-up friend and ...MetroNews Canada
Teenage Airdrie mother killed in crash mourned, Calgary cops describe tragic ...Vermilion Standard
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Timmins Press
CALGARY -- The tragic death of an Airdrie, Alta., teen mom in a violent crash has left her boyfriend a heartbroken single father. "(She was) the most amazing mother you could even possibly find on the earth," said Curtis Eskildsen, 18, just hours after the car ...
Rachelle Goudy, killed in Calgary crash, remembered as a stand-up friend and ...
Teenage Airdrie mother killed in crash mourned, Calgary cops describe tragic ...
St. Catharines Standard
Woman burned after being assaulted with hot pizza
St. Catharines Standard
Paige Beaudry is pictured showing burns she received after being being assaulted with hot pizza at The Pizza Market in Truro, N.S. A 29-year-old local woman was charged Monday afternoon. Handout/QMI Agency ...
NS woman recovering from burns after pizza slice assaultCTV News
Assault charge laid in Nova Scotia after woman allegedly burned with hot pizza680 News
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St. Catharines Standard
Paige Beaudry is pictured showing burns she received after being being assaulted with hot pizza at The Pizza Market in Truro, N.S. A 29-year-old local woman was charged Monday afternoon. Handout/QMI Agency ...
NS woman recovering from burns after pizza slice assault
Assault charge laid in Nova Scotia after woman allegedly burned with hot pizza
CTV News
Key witness in Duffy trial expected to admit to acting as middleman for payments ...
CTV News
One of the key witnesses at Mike Duffy's trial is expected to testify this week that he was paid about $20,000 to act as a middleman and disburse money to the now-suspended senator's personal trainer, makeup artist and others, CTV News has learned.
Duffy trial promises crash course in controversial Senate rulesMacleans.ca
Mike Duffy Trial: 'Old Duff' getting his day in courtCANOE
It's not just Duffy – the Harper era is on trialThe Globe and Mail
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CTV News
One of the key witnesses at Mike Duffy's trial is expected to testify this week that he was paid about $20,000 to act as a middleman and disburse money to the now-suspended senator's personal trainer, makeup artist and others, CTV News has learned.
Duffy trial promises crash course in controversial Senate rules
Mike Duffy Trial: 'Old Duff' getting his day in court
It's not just Duffy – the Harper era is on trial
The Globe and Mail
Alberta Premier Prentice expected to call early election Tuesday
The Globe and Mail
Alberta Premier Jim Prentice will be making an announcement on Tuesday morning in which he is widely expected to call an early election. Less than two weeks ago, Mr. Prentice's Progressive Conservative government tabled a budget with a number of tax ...
Thomson: What to expect when you're expecting an Alberta election callEdmonton Journal
Alberta premier set to call electionCANOE
Alberta election call expected Tuesday as parties prepare for campaignCBC.ca
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The Globe and Mail
Alberta Premier Jim Prentice will be making an announcement on Tuesday morning in which he is widely expected to call an early election. Less than two weeks ago, Mr. Prentice's Progressive Conservative government tabled a budget with a number of tax ...
Thomson: What to expect when you're expecting an Alberta election call
Alberta premier set to call election
Alberta election call expected Tuesday as parties prepare for campaign
The Globe and Mail
Toronto to consider lowering speed limits on residential streets
The Globe and Mail
Toronto will weigh this week whether to allow lower speed limits on more residential streets, trading driver convenience for pedestrian safety. The Public Works and Infrastructure Committee will be asked on Thursday to open the door to 30-kilometre-an-hour ...
Toronto eyeing new 30 km/h speed limit policy for residential streetsMetroNews Canada
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The Globe and Mail
Toronto will weigh this week whether to allow lower speed limits on more residential streets, trading driver convenience for pedestrian safety. The Public Works and Infrastructure Committee will be asked on Thursday to open the door to 30-kilometre-an-hour ...
Toronto eyeing new 30 km/h speed limit policy for residential streets
CTV News
NB government sends taxman to collect on decades old speeding tickets
CTV News
Some Nova Scotia residents are scratching their heads after being told to pay up for speeding fines allegedly incurred decades ago in New Brunswick. Residents reported getting a letter from the Canada Revenue Agency, which said unless they pay their ...
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Some Nova Scotia residents are scratching their heads after being told to pay up for speeding fines allegedly incurred decades ago in New Brunswick. Residents reported getting a letter from the Canada Revenue Agency, which said unless they pay their ...
National Post
Driver caught on video using chainsaw to threaten family during road rage incident
National Post
MONTREAL — A man caught on video threatening a family in their car with a chainsaw in what police call a road rage incident will face charges of armed aggression Tuesday morning in a courtroom in St-Jérôme, Que. The video of the man pointing his ...
Man threatens mother and child with chainsaw at car window9news.com.au
Driver wielding chainsaw arrested after alleged road rage incidentCBC.ca
Family threatened with chainsaw in road rage incident in St-JérômeMontreal Gazette
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National Post
MONTREAL — A man caught on video threatening a family in their car with a chainsaw in what police call a road rage incident will face charges of armed aggression Tuesday morning in a courtroom in St-Jérôme, Que. The video of the man pointing his ...
Man threatens mother and child with chainsaw at car window
Driver wielding chainsaw arrested after alleged road rage incident
Family threatened with chainsaw in road rage incident in St-Jérôme
Canada's Ferries Call for Infrastructure
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Industry Minister James Moore told CTV's Question Period, yesterday, that Canadians will soon be seeing “very large-scale [infrastructure] announcements in every part of the country.” Moore went on to say that these investments will benefit Canadians and ...
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Industry Minister James Moore told CTV's Question Period, yesterday, that Canadians will soon be seeing “very large-scale [infrastructure] announcements in every part of the country.” Moore went on to say that these investments will benefit Canadians and ...
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