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Justin Trudeau doesn't want pot sold at corner stores
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Liberal Leader Justin Trudeau is ready to move on legalizing marijuana, but says he's not comfortable with it being sold at local corner stores. "My focus is on making it more difficult for young people to access it, and at this point I don't think ...
Trudeau reaches out to premiersToronto Star
John Ivison: Trudeau and Mulcair drop gloves in fight for undecided voters who ...National Post
Liberals vow to get rid of balanced-budget law to clear way for stimulusThe Globe and Mail
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Liberal Leader Justin Trudeau is ready to move on legalizing marijuana, but says he's not comfortable with it being sold at local corner stores. "My focus is on making it more difficult for young people to access it, and at this point I don't think ...
Trudeau reaches out to premiers
John Ivison: Trudeau and Mulcair drop gloves in fight for undecided voters who ...
Liberals vow to get rid of balanced-budget law to clear way for stimulus
CTV News
Items found near Yellowknife belonged to missing Japanese tourist: RCMP
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YELLOWKNIFE -- RCMP say personal items found in the woods outside Yellowknife belonged to a Japanese tourist who disappeared from the area last fall. But police say human remains found with the items must still undergo forensic tests that could take ...
Atsumi Yoshikubo's belongings found with human remains near YellowknifeCBC.ca
Items found near human remains belonged to Atsumi YoshikuboMy Yellowknife Now
Missing Japanese Tourist: Items With Human Remains IdentifiedEdge
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YELLOWKNIFE -- RCMP say personal items found in the woods outside Yellowknife belonged to a Japanese tourist who disappeared from the area last fall. But police say human remains found with the items must still undergo forensic tests that could take ...
Atsumi Yoshikubo's belongings found with human remains near Yellowknife
Items found near human remains belonged to Atsumi Yoshikubo
Missing Japanese Tourist: Items With Human Remains Identified
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Syringe stabbing in BC sends homeless man to prison for 2.5 years
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KAMLOOPS, B.C. -- A homeless man convicted of aggravated assault for stabbing a grocery-store security guard with a used syringe in British Columbia's central Interior has been sentenced to 31 months in prison. B.C. Supreme Court Justice Dev Dley wrote ...
Syringe stabbing sends homeless man from Kamloops, BC, to prison for 2.5 yearsTimes Colonist
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KAMLOOPS, B.C. -- A homeless man convicted of aggravated assault for stabbing a grocery-store security guard with a used syringe in British Columbia's central Interior has been sentenced to 31 months in prison. B.C. Supreme Court Justice Dev Dley wrote ...
Syringe stabbing sends homeless man from Kamloops, BC, to prison for 2.5 years
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Donors not overly alarmed by UBC president Arvind Gupta's resignation
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Many University of British Columbia donors met president Arvind Gupta during his year heading the institution and liked his ideas. Several of the biggest contributors – including developers Peter Wall and Michael Audain and businessman Peter Dhillon ...
Daphne Bramham: It's time to open the Star Chamber of academeVancouver Sun
Faculty Association demands more info on Gupta – will we ever get it?Ubyssey Online
UBC rumours still spreadingThe Record (New Westminster)
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Many University of British Columbia donors met president Arvind Gupta during his year heading the institution and liked his ideas. Several of the biggest contributors – including developers Peter Wall and Michael Audain and businessman Peter Dhillon ...
Daphne Bramham: It's time to open the Star Chamber of academe
Faculty Association demands more info on Gupta – will we ever get it?
UBC rumours still spreading
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AFN chief not voting in election, despite push to get aboriginals out to polls
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Assembly of First Nations National Chief Perry Bellegarde says he will not be voting in the October federal election, despite his organization's national campaign encouraging aboriginal people to do so. Bellegarde made the comments on CTV's Power Play ...
AFN national chief urges aboriginal people to vote, even if he doesn'tThe Globe and Mail
AFN National Chief Perry Bellegarde's complicated relationship with votingToronto Star
Dozens of BC First Nations failed to file financial statements by deadlineVancouver Sun
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Assembly of First Nations National Chief Perry Bellegarde says he will not be voting in the October federal election, despite his organization's national campaign encouraging aboriginal people to do so. Bellegarde made the comments on CTV's Power Play ...
AFN national chief urges aboriginal people to vote, even if he doesn't
AFN National Chief Perry Bellegarde's complicated relationship with voting
Dozens of BC First Nations failed to file financial statements by deadline
Toronto Sun
NDP riding president tossed for urging voters to back Green candidate
Toronto Sun
OTTAWA -- The president of the NDP riding association in Ontario's Parry Sound-Muskoka has been turfed for urging voters to support the Green candidate. The association's vice-president, James Moffat, said late Wednesday the riding executive voted ...
Clyde Mobbley, NDP Riding Association President, Tossed For Urging Voters GreenHuffington Post Canada
Clyde Mobbley ousted as president of NDP Muskoka-Parry Sound riding associationToronto Star
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OTTAWA -- The president of the NDP riding association in Ontario's Parry Sound-Muskoka has been turfed for urging voters to support the Green candidate. The association's vice-president, James Moffat, said late Wednesday the riding executive voted ...
Clyde Mobbley, NDP Riding Association President, Tossed For Urging Voters Green
Clyde Mobbley ousted as president of NDP Muskoka-Parry Sound riding association
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Summer snow hits the peak of BC's Whistler
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British Columbia has had a long, hot summer, but it slowed recently with rain and now this: snow fell Wednesday at the peak of Whistler Mountain. The isolated flurries began Wednesday and are expected to continue tonight, but at higher elevations.
Summer Snow Hits The Peak Of WhistlerHuffington Post Canada
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British Columbia has had a long, hot summer, but it slowed recently with rain and now this: snow fell Wednesday at the peak of Whistler Mountain. The isolated flurries began Wednesday and are expected to continue tonight, but at higher elevations.
Summer Snow Hits The Peak Of Whistler
Snow! Whistler celebrates first snowfall of season
First taste of snow
Toronto Sun
'I know I f----- up': Drunk driver is son of cops
Toronto Sun
“I know I f----- up ... I'm an idiot.” That's what Eric Bravener, the son of two cops, told the police officer who found him in a parking lot with Mallorie Wild's hair tangled in his Honda Civic's smashed windshield, her blood smeared on the side and ...
Barrie woman files $11M lawsuit against drunk driverCBC.ca
Nick Westoll, Toronto SunThe Barrie Examiner
Victim of impaired driving in Barrie crash speaks out about incidentGlobalnews.ca
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Toronto Sun
“I know I f----- up ... I'm an idiot.” That's what Eric Bravener, the son of two cops, told the police officer who found him in a parking lot with Mallorie Wild's hair tangled in his Honda Civic's smashed windshield, her blood smeared on the side and ...
Barrie woman files $11M lawsuit against drunk driver
Nick Westoll, Toronto Sun
Victim of impaired driving in Barrie crash speaks out about incident
Toronto Sun
Liberals give Catholic teachers get wage boost, too
Toronto Sun
I'm starting to think Premier Kathleen Wynne was happy to invent a crisis with the province's teachers, only to swoop in days before school starts with an excuse to give them everything they want under the pretext of buying labour peace. Indeed the ...
Tentative deal gives Catholic secondary teachers raises similar to public boardsToronto Star
Six days before school, talks continue between ETFO and provinceCTV News
Ontario Catholic teachers to see pay raise in tentative deal with provinceThe Globe and Mail
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Toronto Sun
I'm starting to think Premier Kathleen Wynne was happy to invent a crisis with the province's teachers, only to swoop in days before school starts with an excuse to give them everything they want under the pretext of buying labour peace. Indeed the ...
Tentative deal gives Catholic secondary teachers raises similar to public boards
Six days before school, talks continue between ETFO and province
Ontario Catholic teachers to see pay raise in tentative deal with province
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Police investigating fatal collision
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Edmonton police are investigating a three vehicle collision that left one person dead late Wednesday morning. Police said at about 11:30 a.m. Wednesday, three vehicles collided in the area of 82 Street and 122 Avenue. EPS said details are preliminary ...
Woman killed in crash on 82nd StreetCBC.ca
Woman killed in morning crash in EdmontonEdmonton Journal
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Edmonton police are investigating a three vehicle collision that left one person dead late Wednesday morning. Police said at about 11:30 a.m. Wednesday, three vehicles collided in the area of 82 Street and 122 Avenue. EPS said details are preliminary ...
Woman killed in crash on 82nd Street
Woman killed in morning crash in Edmonton
Fatal crash in north Edmonton
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