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John Nuttall, Amanda Korody found guilty in BC Legislature bomb plot
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A B.C. Supreme Court jury has found John Nuttall and Amanda Korody guilty for plotting a 2013 Canada Day attack on the B.C. Legislature. The couple is guilty of one count each of conspiring to commit murder and possessing explosives for the benefit or on ...
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CBC.ca
A B.C. Supreme Court jury has found John Nuttall and Amanda Korody guilty for plotting a 2013 Canada Day attack on the B.C. Legislature. The couple is guilty of one count each of conspiring to commit murder and possessing explosives for the benefit or on ...
Couple guilty in terror plot to blow up BC legislature
John Nuttall and Amanda Korody found guilty over Canada Day bomb plot
Two Found Guilty of Placing Bombs on Canada Day in 2013
The Globe and Mail
Truth and Reconciliation report calls for broad recommendations
The Globe and Mail
Justice Murray Sinclair speaks at a Truth and Reconciliation Commission of Canada event in Ottawa June 2, 2015. (BLAIR GABLE/Reuters). A call to action. After six years of combing through church records and crossing the country to talk to survivors, the ...
Truth and Reconciliation report prompts calls for actionCBC.ca
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Justice Murray Sinclair speaks at a Truth and Reconciliation Commission of Canada event in Ottawa June 2, 2015. (BLAIR GABLE/Reuters). A call to action. After six years of combing through church records and crossing the country to talk to survivors, the ...
Truth and Reconciliation report prompts calls for action
Excerpts from the Truth and Reconciliation Commission's final report
Residential school survivors share their stories
The Globe and Mail
Conservative Party dispatched Duffy to help with candidate before 2011 election
The Globe and Mail
The trial of Sen. Mike Duffy isn't about electoral laws or riding financing, but some of the witnesses offer a glimpse at how party support is built and money spent before a campaign even begins. On Tuesday, the court heard how Duffy was dispatched by the ...
A rogues' gallery marches through an otherwise grey dayMacleans.ca
Christie Blatchford: Mike Duffy's reason for 2010 BC trip in dispute at trialNational Post
Peterborough dog show back in spotlight at Duffy trial as third breeder testifiesPeterborough Examiner
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The trial of Sen. Mike Duffy isn't about electoral laws or riding financing, but some of the witnesses offer a glimpse at how party support is built and money spent before a campaign even begins. On Tuesday, the court heard how Duffy was dispatched by the ...
A rogues' gallery marches through an otherwise grey day
Christie Blatchford: Mike Duffy's reason for 2010 BC trip in dispute at trial
Peterborough dog show back in spotlight at Duffy trial as third breeder testifies
The Globe and Mail
UBC looks to micro suites to meet increasing demand for student housing
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A soaring demand for student housing is prompting designers working with the University of British Columbia to cram a kitchen, study, bed and bathroom into a suite about half the size of the smallest space currently available to students. The university is ...
UBC to vote on micro units for student housingVancouver Sun
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A soaring demand for student housing is prompting designers working with the University of British Columbia to cram a kitchen, study, bed and bathroom into a suite about half the size of the smallest space currently available to students. The university is ...
UBC to vote on micro units for student housing
UBC includes micro units in the design of new Gage building
UBC students want academic land preserved
Sault Star
Meat, wine among Canada's targets in label fight with U.S.
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Canada's Agriculture Minister Gerry Ritz speaks during Question Period in the House of Commons on Parliament Hill in Ottawa, Dec. 4, 2014. (CHRIS WATTIE/Reuters). Bookmark and Share. Change text size for the story. Print. Report an error. WINNIPEG ...
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Canada's Agriculture Minister Gerry Ritz speaks during Question Period in the House of Commons on Parliament Hill in Ottawa, Dec. 4, 2014. (CHRIS WATTIE/Reuters). Bookmark and Share. Change text size for the story. Print. Report an error. WINNIPEG ...
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Edmonton police officer ticketed for parking across handicapped stall
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EDMONTON — An Edmonton police officer has been ticketed for improperly parking his marked police vehicle across several parking stalls, one of them a space reserved for handicapped drivers. Insp. Gary Godziuk said the 10-year veteran of the force and a ...
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EDMONTON — An Edmonton police officer has been ticketed for improperly parking his marked police vehicle across several parking stalls, one of them a space reserved for handicapped drivers. Insp. Gary Godziuk said the 10-year veteran of the force and a ...
EPS officer faces bylaw charge for “embarrassing” parking on handicap stall
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What you need to know about the $15-billion Quebec tobacco ruling
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The federal health department's lack of knowledge related to the dangers of tobacco smoking – as late as 1988 – helped persuade a Quebec judge the tobacco industry knew the public was not fully informed. The judge's $15.6-billion award this week to one ...
Plaintiffs feel vindicated by $15B tobacco judgmentCTV News
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The Globe and Mail
The federal health department's lack of knowledge related to the dangers of tobacco smoking – as late as 1988 – helped persuade a Quebec judge the tobacco industry knew the public was not fully informed. The judge's $15.6-billion award this week to one ...
Plaintiffs feel vindicated by $15B tobacco judgment
In Canada, Tobacco Companies Will Pay Billions in Damages
Tobacco cos to pay $12bn in damages to Canada smokers
Toronto Sun
'He would wash my body,' woman testifies at Calgary ex-cop's molestation trial
Toronto Sun
CALGARY — Former Calgary cop Steve Huggett molested a young girl who frequently visited his home when he was a member of the force in the '90s, court was told Tuesday. The woman, now 29, said Huggett was an acquaintance of her mother's and she ...
Trial underway for former Calgary cop accused of sexual assaultCTV News
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Toronto Sun
CALGARY — Former Calgary cop Steve Huggett molested a young girl who frequently visited his home when he was a member of the force in the '90s, court was told Tuesday. The woman, now 29, said Huggett was an acquaintance of her mother's and she ...
Trial underway for former Calgary cop accused of sexual assault
Stephen Huggett, former police officer, on trial for sexual abuse
Historic sexual assault trial begins for former Calgary cop Steve Huggett —court ...
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Ontario Liberals set to remove Hydro One oversight ahead of sell-off
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Ontario Premier Kathleen Wynne is poised to pull the iron curtain over Hydro One, ensuring one of the largest privatizations in the province's history will unfold in secret. The Liberals' omnibus budget bill is expected to pass a final vote in the legislature ...
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The Globe and Mail
Ontario Premier Kathleen Wynne is poised to pull the iron curtain over Hydro One, ensuring one of the largest privatizations in the province's history will unfold in secret. The Liberals' omnibus budget bill is expected to pass a final vote in the legislature ...
LOUIS DESJARDINS: Conservative ad laugh-worthy
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Justin Scott sought in mother's death at Cedarvale Avenue apartment
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Toronto police are looking for a man they believe killed his mother and left her body in the east Toronto apartment they shared. Homicide Det. Sgt. Steve Ryan says Justin Scott is wanted for first-degree murder. His mother's body was discovered in an ...
Man wanted in investigation after mother found deaToronto Star
Police hunt for man after mother's body found in apartment buildingCTV News
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CBC.ca
Toronto police are looking for a man they believe killed his mother and left her body in the east Toronto apartment they shared. Homicide Det. Sgt. Steve Ryan says Justin Scott is wanted for first-degree murder. His mother's body was discovered in an ...
Man wanted in investigation after mother found dea
Police hunt for man after mother's body found in apartment building
Man, 25, sought in connection with violent murder of his mother
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