Toronto Sun
Vet and his son are off to the Netherlands
Toronto Sun
Rick Boon did not hug his father. He also did not high five, celebrate or smile despite the major victory it was that he was able to beat a defiant school board and actually get on the plane bound for the 70th liberation ceremonies next week in the Netherlands.
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Ontario teacher allowed to attend Dutch ceremony with fatherHamilton Spectator
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Toronto Sun
Rick Boon did not hug his father. He also did not high five, celebrate or smile despite the major victory it was that he was able to beat a defiant school board and actually get on the plane bound for the 70th liberation ceremonies next week in the Netherlands.
Veteran Art Boon's travel predicament ends after school board gives son time off
Ontario teacher allowed to attend Dutch ceremony with father
After a national uproar, a Stratford veteran's son gets leave to accompany his ...
The Globe and Mail
Federal spy watchdog, at a crossroads, appoints new leader
The Globe and Mail
The Conservative government is shuffling the senior ranks of the civilian spy watchdog, naming former senior judge Pierre Blais to head the organization. Mr. Blais, who was chief justice of the Federal Court of Appeal, replaces veteran politician Deborah Grey, ...
Pierre Blais, former chief justice of federal appeals court, named SIRC chairCBC.ca
Former judge, national security adviser named to CSIS watchdogOttawa Citizen
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The Globe and Mail
The Conservative government is shuffling the senior ranks of the civilian spy watchdog, naming former senior judge Pierre Blais to head the organization. Mr. Blais, who was chief justice of the Federal Court of Appeal, replaces veteran politician Deborah Grey, ...
Pierre Blais, former chief justice of federal appeals court, named SIRC chair
Former judge, national security adviser named to CSIS watchdog
The Globe and Mail
Canadian Forces turn to US for advice on combating sexual harassment
The Globe and Mail
The first female combat veteran ever elected to the U.S. Senate vividly remembers the crude jokes and unwelcome advances, the constantly lurking threat of sexual harassment that stalks every woman – and many men – in uniform. “It's a problem. It hasn't ...
When will the Canadian Armed Forces become civilized?: MallickToronto Star
Christie Blatchford: Canada's military has its share of men behaving badly but ...National Post
Government urged to support action on military sexual misconductOttawa Citizen
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The Globe and Mail
The first female combat veteran ever elected to the U.S. Senate vividly remembers the crude jokes and unwelcome advances, the constantly lurking threat of sexual harassment that stalks every woman – and many men – in uniform. “It's a problem. It hasn't ...
When will the Canadian Armed Forces become civilized?: Mallick
Christie Blatchford: Canada's military has its share of men behaving badly but ...
Government urged to support action on military sexual misconduct
CBC.ca
Police gassed hundreds of protesters, bystanders in downtown Montreal
CBC.ca
Police and protesters clashed in downtown Montreal at a nighttime protest organized by the anti-capitalism group CLAC. Hundreds of people gathered at at least three different locations around the city, well before the protests officially got underway at 7 p.m. ...
Clashes at long day of May Day protestsCTV News
Downtown Montreal the scene of tense clashes between police and protestersWinnipeg Free Press
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CBC.ca
Police and protesters clashed in downtown Montreal at a nighttime protest organized by the anti-capitalism group CLAC. Hundreds of people gathered at at least three different locations around the city, well before the protests officially got underway at 7 p.m. ...
Clashes at long day of May Day protests
Downtown Montreal the scene of tense clashes between police and protesters
CTV News
Saskatchewan mother, 3 children killed in murder-suicide laid to rest
CTV News
Hundreds of mourners attended a funeral service Friday for a Saskatchewan mother and her three young children, who were killed in a murder-suicide. The bodies of Latasha Gosling, 27, and her children -- Jenika, 8, Landen, 7, and Janayah, 4 -- were found ...
Funeral for Latasha Gosling and her children held in SaskatchewanCBC.ca
Funeral held for mother, three children killed in apparent murder-suicideToronto Sun
LIVE: Vigil pays tribute to slain Sask. familyNews Talk 650 CKOM
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CTV News
Hundreds of mourners attended a funeral service Friday for a Saskatchewan mother and her three young children, who were killed in a murder-suicide. The bodies of Latasha Gosling, 27, and her children -- Jenika, 8, Landen, 7, and Janayah, 4 -- were found ...
Funeral for Latasha Gosling and her children held in Saskatchewan
Funeral held for mother, three children killed in apparent murder-suicide
LIVE: Vigil pays tribute to slain Sask. family
National Post
Quebec senior, 91, can relax again after $148 rocking chair fine cancelled
National Post
MONTREAL – A 91-year-old Quebec woman was looking forward to her first good sleep in weeks Friday after her hometown cancelled a $148 ticket she had received for making too much noise with her reclining rocking chair. “I am very happy. I wanted this to ...
91-year-old Que. woman feels 'very good' after police drop excessive noise fineCTV News
91-year-old woman slugged with fine for noisy rocking chair9news.com.au
91-year-old woman won't have to pay fine after complaint about noisy chairYorkton News Review
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National Post
MONTREAL – A 91-year-old Quebec woman was looking forward to her first good sleep in weeks Friday after her hometown cancelled a $148 ticket she had received for making too much noise with her reclining rocking chair. “I am very happy. I wanted this to ...
91-year-old Que. woman feels 'very good' after police drop excessive noise fine
91-year-old woman slugged with fine for noisy rocking chair
91-year-old woman won't have to pay fine after complaint about noisy chair
The Globe and Mail
Top court sides with BC man, broadens freedom to sue prosecutors
The Globe and Mail
The Supreme Court of Canada has made it easier for wrongly convicted people to sue prosecutors for violating their rights after a man served 27 years in prison for a series of sexual assaults and was not told that police suspected one of his neighbours.
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The Globe and Mail
The Supreme Court of Canada has made it easier for wrongly convicted people to sue prosecutors for violating their rights after a man served 27 years in prison for a series of sexual assaults and was not told that police suspected one of his neighbours.
National Post
PEI Liberal leader could become first openly gay person elected premier in ...
National Post
CHARLOTTETOWN – Not even halfway through the debate's segment on abortion, the awkward pauses started and the moderator was forced to step in. “There's still a minute left,” he said, live on TV in Prince Edward Island. But the Progressive Conservative ...
Elizabeth May, federal Green Party leader, rallies PEI candidatesCBC.ca
Leaders challenge each other in last debateJournal Pioneer
Who you know was a factor in PEI politicstheifp.ca
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National Post
CHARLOTTETOWN – Not even halfway through the debate's segment on abortion, the awkward pauses started and the moderator was forced to step in. “There's still a minute left,” he said, live on TV in Prince Edward Island. But the Progressive Conservative ...
Elizabeth May, federal Green Party leader, rallies PEI candidates
Leaders challenge each other in last debate
Who you know was a factor in PEI politics
Halifax Rainmen fined $90K, coach banned for life following forfeit fiasco in ...
Windsor Star
Lively discourse is the lifeblood of any healthy democracy and The Star encourages readers to engage in robust debates about our stories. But, please, avoid personal attacks and keep your comments respectful and relevant. If you encounter abusive ...
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Windsor Star
Lively discourse is the lifeblood of any healthy democracy and The Star encourages readers to engage in robust debates about our stories. But, please, avoid personal attacks and keep your comments respectful and relevant. If you encounter abusive ...
Lawyer says Brazeau could be back in Senate
Hamilton Spectator
OTTAWA — Suspended senator Patrick Brazeau is angling for a political comeback as early as after this fall's federal election, his lawyer told reporters Friday. "Of course he wants to come back," Christian Deslauriers said as a date was set for Brazeau's trial ...
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Hamilton Spectator
OTTAWA — Suspended senator Patrick Brazeau is angling for a political comeback as early as after this fall's federal election, his lawyer told reporters Friday. "Of course he wants to come back," Christian Deslauriers said as a date was set for Brazeau's trial ...
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