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Calgary man convicted of manslaughter in stabbing of neighbour
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CALGARY -- A Calgary man who argued he was fending off an attempted sex assault when he stabbed his new neighbour 37 times has been convicted of manslaughter. A judge rejected Nicolas Rasberry's defence, saying the number of stab wounds were ...
Manslaughter verdict after neighbour stabbed 37 timesCalgary Herald
Nicholas Rasberry found guilty of manslaughter in the death of Calgary teacher ...660 News
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CALGARY -- A Calgary man who argued he was fending off an attempted sex assault when he stabbed his new neighbour 37 times has been convicted of manslaughter. A judge rejected Nicolas Rasberry's defence, saying the number of stab wounds were ...
Manslaughter verdict after neighbour stabbed 37 times
Nicholas Rasberry found guilty of manslaughter in the death of Calgary teacher ...
Parents mourn the death of son Craig Kelloway following the manslaughter ...
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24 Sussex Drive should be torn down, says Maureen McTeer
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A one-time resident of 24 Sussex Drive says the prime minister's official residence is in such a state of disrepair that it should be torn down and replaced with a new structure that will make Canadians proud. "This residence is much more than just a ...
@Kady: Lifting the curtain on Harper's covert exit strategyOttawa Citizen
Kady O'Malley: Stephen Harper hasn't resigned yet, but he intends to on November 4National Post
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A one-time resident of 24 Sussex Drive says the prime minister's official residence is in such a state of disrepair that it should be torn down and replaced with a new structure that will make Canadians proud. "This residence is much more than just a ...
@Kady: Lifting the curtain on Harper's covert exit strategy
Kady O'Malley: Stephen Harper hasn't resigned yet, but he intends to on November 4
Full house: The zany antics of Trudeau and his landlord, the GG
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Advocacy group urges Trudeau to protect temporary foreign workers
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A national group of unions and migrant-worker advocates is calling on Justin Trudeau to protect Canada's temporary foreign workers by giving them permanent residency upon arrival and letting them ditch the employer who sponsors them. Buoyed by the ...
Migrant workers demand improved rightsCBC.ca
Nannies, migrants ask Trudeau to end work permit limitsToronto Star
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A national group of unions and migrant-worker advocates is calling on Justin Trudeau to protect Canada's temporary foreign workers by giving them permanent residency upon arrival and letting them ditch the employer who sponsors them. Buoyed by the ...
Migrant workers demand improved rights
Nannies, migrants ask Trudeau to end work permit limits
Canada Wide Migrant Worker Coalition Calls on Trudeau to MoVE for Real Change
Toronto Sun
Turcotte on verge of suicide the night he killed his children: Psychiatrist
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SAINT-JEROME, Que. -- The night he killed his two children, Guy Turcotte was no longer able to deal with the emotional burden of his rapidly changing personal life and was on the verge of committing suicide, a psychiatrist testified Wednesday ...
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Turcotte was in an acute suicidal crisis after killing his children, expert ...Montreal Gazette
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SAINT-JEROME, Que. -- The night he killed his two children, Guy Turcotte was no longer able to deal with the emotional burden of his rapidly changing personal life and was on the verge of committing suicide, a psychiatrist testified Wednesday ...
Turcotte suffered from adjustment disorder: second psychiatric witness
Turcotte was in an acute suicidal crisis after killing his children, expert ...
Forensic psychiatrist testifies about accused's mental state at Turcotte trial
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Brazeau won't serve jail time after pleading guilty to assault, cocaine charges
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Sen. Patrick Brazeau won't be serving any jail time, nor will he have a criminal record, after pleading guilty to assault and cocaine charges in September. Brazeau pleaded to reduced charges of assault and possession of cocaine after a more serious ...
Given absolute discharge, Brazeau vows to return to SenateOttawa Citizen
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Sen. Patrick Brazeau won't be serving any jail time, nor will he have a criminal record, after pleading guilty to assault and cocaine charges in September. Brazeau pleaded to reduced charges of assault and possession of cocaine after a more serious ...
Given absolute discharge, Brazeau vows to return to Senate
Patrick Brazeau gets no jail time or criminal record following guilty plea
Patrick Brazeau won't serve jail time or have a criminal record after pleading ...
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Ontario unveils draft regulations to ban police carding
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The Ontario government is banning the controversial practice of carding, prohibiting police officers from randomly stopping people and collecting information on them based simply on the colour of their skin or the neighbourhood they live in. Ontario is ...
Ontario move to ban carding 'fair approach'Toronto Sun
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The Ontario government is banning the controversial practice of carding, prohibiting police officers from randomly stopping people and collecting information on them based simply on the colour of their skin or the neighbourhood they live in. Ontario is ...
Ontario move to ban carding 'fair approach'
Ontario to ban carding by police, impose new rules on interactions with public
Carding rules get positive reviews, but Hamilton police union worried
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Injured bear forces closure of some trails in Kananaskis
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Parks officials have closed some trails and day-use facilities in a section of Elbow-Sheep Wildland Provincial Park after an injured grizzly was spotted wandering around the area. A warning was issued on Tuesday for the area between the Evan-Thomas Day ...
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Parks officials have closed some trails and day-use facilities in a section of Elbow-Sheep Wildland Provincial Park after an injured grizzly was spotted wandering around the area. A warning was issued on Tuesday for the area between the Evan-Thomas Day ...
Injured grizzly bear evades capture in Kananaskis Country
Grizzly bear spurs warning, closures in Kananaskis Country
Grizzly bear injured trying to break into camper in Alberta park to be ...
Toronto Sun
Teen suffered greatly before being found in burning suitcase: Crown
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Melonie Biddersingh's dream of a better life in Canada became a nightmare of abuse that ended with her corpse stuffed in a suitcase, the Crown told her father's murder trial Wednesday. The 13-year-old girl and two brothers emigrated from Jamaica in '91 ...
Melonie's terrible last days unroll in courtroom as her father's trial beginsToronto Star
Christie Blatchford: Father on trial for daughter's murder, more than 20 years ...National Post
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Melonie Biddersingh's dream of a better life in Canada became a nightmare of abuse that ended with her corpse stuffed in a suitcase, the Crown told her father's murder trial Wednesday. The 13-year-old girl and two brothers emigrated from Jamaica in '91 ...
Melonie's terrible last days unroll in courtroom as her father's trial begins
Christie Blatchford: Father on trial for daughter's murder, more than 20 years ...
Trial begins for man charged in daughter's death after body found in suitcase
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Where once Queen's Park and Ottawa were at odds, now it's the federation's ...
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There's a new power axis in Canada that runs between Justin Trudeau and Kathleen Wynne. Ms. Wynne's staff was connected to Mr. Trudeau's, and campaigned to get him elected. The Ontario Premier's governing program has much in common with Mr.
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There's a new power axis in Canada that runs between Justin Trudeau and Kathleen Wynne. Ms. Wynne's staff was connected to Mr. Trudeau's, and campaigned to get him elected. The Ontario Premier's governing program has much in common with Mr.
Trudeau promises help with Ontario pension
Trudeau promises Wynne federal help with ORPP
Ontario premier to meet with Justin Trudeau at Queen's Park
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More than a dozen pedestrians struck in rainy Toronto
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A dozen pedestrians were hit by cars in a three-hour period in the midst of heavy rain Wednesday morning. Poor visibility and slick roads led to a whopping 27 personal injury collisions — 17 not involving pedestrians — around town between 6 a.m. and ...
Pedestrian collisions spike in bad weather, but technology could helpCBC.ca
Rainfall warning ends in Toronto after soggy day in the cityToronto Star
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A dozen pedestrians were hit by cars in a three-hour period in the midst of heavy rain Wednesday morning. Poor visibility and slick roads led to a whopping 27 personal injury collisions — 17 not involving pedestrians — around town between 6 a.m. and ...
Pedestrian collisions spike in bad weather, but technology could help
Rainfall warning ends in Toronto after soggy day in the city
13 pedestrians struck by vehicles during all-day barrage of rain
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