The Globe and Mail
Police officer reportedly shot in Edmonton
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There are media reports that an Edmonton police officer has been shot in a neighbourhood in west Edmonton. Smoke is also billowing from a home in the neighbourhood and police have evacuated several homes. Const. Brendan Power sent out a Tweet ...
Police shooting in southwest EdmontonEdmonton Journal
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The Globe and Mail
There are media reports that an Edmonton police officer has been shot in a neighbourhood in west Edmonton. Smoke is also billowing from a home in the neighbourhood and police have evacuated several homes. Const. Brendan Power sent out a Tweet ...
Police shooting in southwest Edmonton
CTV News
On eve of audit's release, 2 high-profile senators repay expenses
CTV News
A day before an extensive report on Senate spending is to be publicly released, two of the red chamber's most prominent members have committed to repaying the expenses flagged by the auditor general. Michael Ferguson's report will name 30 former and ...
Senate Speaker and Opposition Leader reimburse disputed expensesThe Globe and Mail
Senate leaders pay back expenses on eve of audit releaseToronto Sun
Senate leaders Leo Housakos, James Cowan repaying expenses, dropping ...CBC.ca
Hamilton Spectator
Ottawa Citizen
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CTV News
A day before an extensive report on Senate spending is to be publicly released, two of the red chamber's most prominent members have committed to repaying the expenses flagged by the auditor general. Michael Ferguson's report will name 30 former and ...
Senate Speaker and Opposition Leader reimburse disputed expenses
Senate leaders pay back expenses on eve of audit release
Senate leaders Leo Housakos, James Cowan repaying expenses, dropping ...
The Province
Lawyer for accused BC polygamist Winston Blackmore wants appointment of ...
The Province
A lawyer for accused polygamist Winston Blackmore says that the attorney-general's ministry engaged in prosecution “shopping” in the appointment of special prosecutor Peter Wilson. Joe Arvay told a judge Monday that Wilson was given essentially the same ...
BC government didn't give accused polygamist fair warning: lawyerBay Today
BC government faces off with Bountiful leader over polygamyVancouver Sun
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The Province
A lawyer for accused polygamist Winston Blackmore says that the attorney-general's ministry engaged in prosecution “shopping” in the appointment of special prosecutor Peter Wilson. Joe Arvay told a judge Monday that Wilson was given essentially the same ...
BC government didn't give accused polygamist fair warning: lawyer
BC government faces off with Bountiful leader over polygamy
National Post
Old anti-poverty idea — guaranteed minimum income — getting new life in Alberta
National Post
With its economy tethered to oil prices, Alberta is known for unconventional, even experimental economic policy. When he was Alberta's finance minister, Stockwell Day implemented Canada's only flat tax. Ralph Bucks, also called “prosperity bonuses,” ...
Alberta wrong to increase minimum wageLethbridge Herald
Chamber lobbying against minimum wage increaseVulcan Advocate
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National Post
With its economy tethered to oil prices, Alberta is known for unconventional, even experimental economic policy. When he was Alberta's finance minister, Stockwell Day implemented Canada's only flat tax. Ralph Bucks, also called “prosperity bonuses,” ...
Alberta wrong to increase minimum wage
Chamber lobbying against minimum wage increase
Toronto Star
Mike Duffy signed travel expense claims before taking trips, ex-staffer testifies
Toronto Star
OTTAWA—As senator, Mike Duffy signed stacks of blank travel expense claims certifying travel had occurred before he took any of the trips he'd later bill the Senate for, his ex-staffer Melanie Mercer testified Monday. Although they knew Duffy's signature was ...
Christie Blatchford: Mike Duffy pre-signed blank expense claims, trial hearsNational Post
Mike Duffy pre-signed Senate travel expense claims, court hearsCBC.ca
Mercer the Guileless takes the standMacleans.ca
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Toronto Star
OTTAWA—As senator, Mike Duffy signed stacks of blank travel expense claims certifying travel had occurred before he took any of the trips he'd later bill the Senate for, his ex-staffer Melanie Mercer testified Monday. Although they knew Duffy's signature was ...
Christie Blatchford: Mike Duffy pre-signed blank expense claims, trial hears
Mike Duffy pre-signed Senate travel expense claims, court hears
Mercer the Guileless takes the stand
Montreal Gazette
Experts recommend changes to Quebec family laws to reflect current trends
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MONTREAL – Quebec's family law regime should be reformed to better reflect the reality of increased common-law marriages and children born under such unions in the province, a government-mandated committee reported Monday. The group released a ...
More rights wanted for unmarried parents in QuebecCBC.ca
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MONTREAL – Quebec's family law regime should be reformed to better reflect the reality of increased common-law marriages and children born under such unions in the province, a government-mandated committee reported Monday. The group released a ...
More rights wanted for unmarried parents in Quebec
CBC.ca
Woman tears wall off burning shed to save 4 kids on First Nation
CBC.ca
Chasity Spence and Arnold Culley helped save four children from a burning shed on Nisichawayasihk Cree Nation this weekend. Spence said she heard children crying and screaming inside a burning storage shed Saturday afternoon and knew she had to ...
Manitoba pair saves 4 young kids trapped in burning shedNorthumberland Today
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CBC.ca
Chasity Spence and Arnold Culley helped save four children from a burning shed on Nisichawayasihk Cree Nation this weekend. Spence said she heard children crying and screaming inside a burning storage shed Saturday afternoon and knew she had to ...
Manitoba pair saves 4 young kids trapped in burning shed
Vancouver Sun
Vaughn Palmer: A non-investigation, matching non-answers from health minister
Vancouver Sun
VICTORIA — Health Minister Terry Lake offered little explanation or justification when the news broke last week about the police investigation that never was into those botched firings in his ministry. “You know a whole lot more than we do,” presumed one ...
BC NDP demands public inquiry into 2012 firings of eight health workersCTV Vancouver Island
B.C. NDP demand public inquiry into 2012 firings of eight health workersThe Province
B.C. NDP Leader John Horgan uses his toughest language yet in condemning ...Straight.com
Terrace Standard
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Vancouver Sun
VICTORIA — Health Minister Terry Lake offered little explanation or justification when the news broke last week about the police investigation that never was into those botched firings in his ministry. “You know a whole lot more than we do,” presumed one ...
BC NDP demands public inquiry into 2012 firings of eight health workers
B.C. NDP demand public inquiry into 2012 firings of eight health workers
B.C. NDP Leader John Horgan uses his toughest language yet in condemning ...
National Post
Canada opposed concept of 'cultural genocide' in 1948 accord
Saskatoon StarPhoenix
In the aftermath of the Second World War, as the United Nations debated a ban on "cultural genocide" in its 1948 Genocide Convention, Canada urged its delegate to try to spike it. Early drafts included this controversial concept, now used by Canada's Truth ...
Gormley: Canada's commission could help make cultural genocide a crimeOttawa Citizen
Genocide that dares not speak its nameWinnipeg Free Press
Did Canada really commit 'cultural genocide'?: GwynToronto Star
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Saskatoon StarPhoenix
In the aftermath of the Second World War, as the United Nations debated a ban on "cultural genocide" in its 1948 Genocide Convention, Canada urged its delegate to try to spike it. Early drafts included this controversial concept, now used by Canada's Truth ...
Gormley: Canada's commission could help make cultural genocide a crime
Genocide that dares not speak its name
Did Canada really commit 'cultural genocide'?: Gwyn
CBC.ca
Prime Minister Stephen Harper agrees to G7 'decarbonization' by 2100
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Prime Minister Stephen Harper has agreed to a G7 commitment to deep cuts in carbon emissions by 2050 — with an eventual stop in the use of fossil fuels by the end of the century. Read full text of G7 leaders' declaration · Canada must confront its oilsands ...
Harper's G7 carbon campaigningToronto Sun
On climate change, necessity can be the mother of invention – with a little helpThe Globe and Mail
G7 Summit: Canada Put On Spot Over Greenhouse Gas EmissionsHuffington Post Canada
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CBC.ca
Prime Minister Stephen Harper has agreed to a G7 commitment to deep cuts in carbon emissions by 2050 — with an eventual stop in the use of fossil fuels by the end of the century. Read full text of G7 leaders' declaration · Canada must confront its oilsands ...
Harper's G7 carbon campaigning
On climate change, necessity can be the mother of invention – with a little help
G7 Summit: Canada Put On Spot Over Greenhouse Gas Emissions
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