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Three people stabbed in Vancouver, suspect killed by police
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Vancouver police say officers shot and killed a man Thursday after three people were stabbed outside a church in the Downtown Eastside neighbourhood. Police say they received a call at about 5 p.m. about a man stabbing people and arrived to find the ...
Vancouver police shoot and kill man following stabbing rampageCBC.ca
Man shot dead by Vancouver police after victim goes on stabbing rampageThe Province
Witnesses say slashing led to deadly police-involved shootingCTV News
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Vancouver police say officers shot and killed a man Thursday after three people were stabbed outside a church in the Downtown Eastside neighbourhood. Police say they received a call at about 5 p.m. about a man stabbing people and arrived to find the ...
Vancouver police shoot and kill man following stabbing rampage
Man shot dead by Vancouver police after victim goes on stabbing rampage
Witnesses say slashing led to deadly police-involved shooting
Edmonton Journal
Youth arrested on terrorism charges in Beaumont
Edmonton Journal
Originally published March 20, 2015. EDMONTON - A 17-year-old boy arrested in Beaumont has been charged with attempting to leave Canada with the intention of joining the terrorist group Islamic State to commit murder. The youth, who cannot be identified ...
Case of Alberta teen accused of trying to leave Canada to join ISIS held overCANOE
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Edmonton Journal
Originally published March 20, 2015. EDMONTON - A 17-year-old boy arrested in Beaumont has been charged with attempting to leave Canada with the intention of joining the terrorist group Islamic State to commit murder. The youth, who cannot be identified ...
Case of Alberta teen accused of trying to leave Canada to join ISIS held over
Beaumont teen appears in court to face terrorism charges
The Globe and Mail
70 per cent of murdered aboriginal women killed by indigenous men, RCMP ...
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RCMP Commissioner Bob Paulson has confirmed assertions by Canada's Minister of Aboriginal Affairs that 70 per cent of the aboriginal women who are murdered in Canada meet their fate at the hands of someone of their own race. Mr. Paulson's decision to ...
Most murdered and missing aboriginal women victims of indigenous ...National Post
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RCMP Commissioner Bob Paulson has confirmed assertions by Canada's Minister of Aboriginal Affairs that 70 per cent of the aboriginal women who are murdered in Canada meet their fate at the hands of someone of their own race. Mr. Paulson's decision to ...
Most murdered and missing aboriginal women victims of indigenous ...
Editorial: Ethnicity of murder suspects important
CTV News
Occupation at Montreal university ends in arrests, calls for resignation
CTV News
Riot police clad in black tapped their batons against shields and stormed a building at Montreal's downtown francophone university around midnight Wednesday. They were called to l'Université du Québec à Montréal (UQAM) after protesters barricaded ...
Graeme Hamilton: Destruction by Quebec student protesters the crowning ...National Post
Hundreds kettled as police stop student protest within minutesMontreal Gazette
Protests at Montreal university breathe new life into student movementToronto Star
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CTV News
Riot police clad in black tapped their batons against shields and stormed a building at Montreal's downtown francophone university around midnight Wednesday. They were called to l'Université du Québec à Montréal (UQAM) after protesters barricaded ...
Graeme Hamilton: Destruction by Quebec student protesters the crowning ...
Hundreds kettled as police stop student protest within minutes
Protests at Montreal university breathe new life into student movement
CTV News
Child welfare system 'creating more victims': Manitoba Grand Chief Nepinak
CTV News
The top Aboriginal leader in Manitoba is calling for a First Nations children's advocate to help prevent incidents like the recent violent beating of a 15-year-old girl housed in a hotel. Grand Chief of the Assembly of Manitoba Derek Nepinak says the provincial ...
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The top Aboriginal leader in Manitoba is calling for a First Nations children's advocate to help prevent incidents like the recent violent beating of a 15-year-old girl housed in a hotel. Grand Chief of the Assembly of Manitoba Derek Nepinak says the provincial ...
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Body found on lawn of UBC president
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RCMP have called “suspicious” the death of a man found on the lawn of the home of the University of British Columbia president. In a statement issued Thursday evening, the campus RCMP unit said investigators have “deemed the death suspicious in nature” ...
Death of man on grounds of UBC president's home deemed suspiciousCBC.ca
Suspicious death probed near UBC president's residenceThe Province
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RCMP have called “suspicious” the death of a man found on the lawn of the home of the University of British Columbia president. In a statement issued Thursday evening, the campus RCMP unit said investigators have “deemed the death suspicious in nature” ...
Death of man on grounds of UBC president's home deemed suspicious
Suspicious death probed near UBC president's residence
Body found at UBC
Toronto Sun
Council to look at stop sign cameras
Toronto Sun
A Toronto councillor wants to see cameras used to ensure people stop at stop signs. The public works committee approved a motion from Councillor Jon Burnside on Thursday to start the process that could lead to the city implementing stop sign cameras at ...
Councillor wants cameras at stop signs to bust roll-through driversCBC.ca
Toronto councillor proposes stop sign cameras in residential areas680 News
Stage set for divisive debate on lower speed limit on Toronto streetsThe Globe and Mail
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Toronto Sun
A Toronto councillor wants to see cameras used to ensure people stop at stop signs. The public works committee approved a motion from Councillor Jon Burnside on Thursday to start the process that could lead to the city implementing stop sign cameras at ...
Councillor wants cameras at stop signs to bust roll-through drivers
Toronto councillor proposes stop sign cameras in residential areas
Stage set for divisive debate on lower speed limit on Toronto streets
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Canadian Union of Public Employees wants probe into firing of airport staff
Medicine Hat News
FORT MCMURRAY, Alta. – The Canadian Union of Public Employees says 26 union members have been fired at the airport in Fort McMurray, Alta., and they’re concerned that temporary foreign workers are being brought in. Airport officials say they had ...
Fort McMurray's oil woes trickle into airport layoffsThe Globe and Mail
Fort McMurray airport privatizes cleaning staffEdmonton Journal
Union worried Fort McMurray workers let go in favour of TFWsiNews880.com
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Medicine Hat News
FORT MCMURRAY, Alta. – The Canadian Union of Public Employees says 26 union members have been fired at the airport in Fort McMurray, Alta., and they’re concerned that temporary foreign workers are being brought in. Airport officials say they had ...
Fort McMurray's oil woes trickle into airport layoffs
Fort McMurray airport privatizes cleaning staff
Union worried Fort McMurray workers let go in favour of TFWs
CBC.ca
Leaders detail party promises at tourism debate
CBC.ca
In one of the first debates during the provincial election, party leaders agreed on what Prince Edward Island has to offer tourists, but disagreed on how to make the most of it. Tourism debate. P.E.I.'s four party leaders took part in a debate on tourism Thursday.
US company files $25M lawsuit against Prince Edward Island governmentCTV News
Duffy's P.E.I. residency always a question markTruro Daily News
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In one of the first debates during the provincial election, party leaders agreed on what Prince Edward Island has to offer tourists, but disagreed on how to make the most of it. Tourism debate. P.E.I.'s four party leaders took part in a debate on tourism Thursday.
US company files $25M lawsuit against Prince Edward Island government
Duffy's P.E.I. residency always a question mark
Toronto Star
'Defeat is not an option,' Mayor John Tory says of 'raccoon-proof' green bin
Toronto Star
Striking a Churchillian tone, Mayor John Tory (open John Tory's policard) vowed that Toronto's big new green bins will vanquish the invading army of masked marauders. Open policard for MayorJohn Tory. Open policard for CouncillorAnthony Perruzza.
Toronto's bigger green bins will be tougher for raccoons, and some arthritic ...insideTORONTO.com
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Toronto Star
Striking a Churchillian tone, Mayor John Tory (open John Tory's policard) vowed that Toronto's big new green bins will vanquish the invading army of masked marauders. Open policard for MayorJohn Tory. Open policard for CouncillorAnthony Perruzza.
Toronto's bigger green bins will be tougher for raccoons, and some arthritic ...
Ottawa eyeing Toronto's idea for 'raccoon-proof' green bins
Latches for the old green bins no solution to raccoon problem, city staff says
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