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Quebec to be well represented in Trudeau cabinet
The Globe and Mail
The Trudeau government is expected to feature half-a-dozen ministers from Quebec, a marked increase from the outgoing Conservative government and a sign of the province's renewed clout in Ottawa. Quebeckers sent most of their MPs to the government ...
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The Globe and Mail
The Trudeau government is expected to feature half-a-dozen ministers from Quebec, a marked increase from the outgoing Conservative government and a sign of the province's renewed clout in Ottawa. Quebeckers sent most of their MPs to the government ...
John Ivison: Expect a Liberal cabinet full of unknowns if Trudeau keeps vow to ...
Three things Trudeau must get right with cabinet picks
Public invited to cheer on the Trudeau team at Rideau Hall
Toronto Sun
Threats to dock pay finally motivate teacher deal
Toronto Sun
Some 75 days after Elementary Teachers' Federation of Ontario (ETFO) boss Sam Hammond stood before a militant cabal of teachers assembled at a downtown hotel — vowing to fight the government to the bitter end for a “fair collective agreement” — a ...
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Toronto Sun
Some 75 days after Elementary Teachers' Federation of Ontario (ETFO) boss Sam Hammond stood before a militant cabal of teachers assembled at a downtown hotel — vowing to fight the government to the bitter end for a “fair collective agreement” — a ...
Ontario government will back audit of secret payments to teachers' unions
Teacher deal means report cards will go out
ETFO reaches tentative labour deal with Ontario government
CTV News
Changes coming to Manitoba protection orders after woman beaten to death
CTV News
WINNIPEG -- The brutal beating death of a young mother is behind a move by Manitoba to introduce legislation to make it easier for people to get protection orders. Selena Keeper was denied an order against her former boyfriend in May -- five months ...
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WINNIPEG -- The brutal beating death of a young mother is behind a move by Manitoba to introduce legislation to make it easier for people to get protection orders. Selena Keeper was denied an order against her former boyfriend in May -- five months ...
Winnipeg woman's death prompts pledge to make protection orders easier to obtain
Montreal Gazette
Metal illness led Turcotte to attack children, defence expert testifies
Montreal Gazette
Guy Turcotte leaves the Saint Jérôme courthouse on Monday, September 14, 2015. Graham Hughes / CP File Photo. Share Adjust Comment Print. SAINT-JÉRÔME – A psychiatrist for the defence says it was Guy Turcotte's mental illness and not his ...
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Montreal Gazette
Guy Turcotte leaves the Saint Jérôme courthouse on Monday, September 14, 2015. Graham Hughes / CP File Photo. Share Adjust Comment Print. SAINT-JÉRÔME – A psychiatrist for the defence says it was Guy Turcotte's mental illness and not his ...
Psychiatrist maintains Turcotte mentally ill during slayings under Crown's cross
Turcotte mentally ill during slayings: Witness
Guy Turcotte Murder Trial: Psychiatrist maintains defendant mentally ill ...
Toronto Sun
Tack found in Halloween candy in Toronto
Toronto Sun
Police have issued a public safety alert after a thumbtack was found pressed into Halloween chocolate in east Toronto Monday. Toronto Police are treating it as a mischief investigation. The parents of a child in the Eastwood Rd.-Woodbine Ave.
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Toronto Sun
Police have issued a public safety alert after a thumbtack was found pressed into Halloween chocolate in east Toronto Monday. Toronto Police are treating it as a mischief investigation. The parents of a child in the Eastwood Rd.-Woodbine Ave.
Police warning public after tack found in Halloween candy
Thumbtack in Halloween candy prompts warning from Toronto police
Thumb tack found in Halloween candy, Toronto Police say
CBC.ca
Saskatchewan in middle of New West Partnership dispute with Manitoba
CBC.ca
A trade dispute is brewing in the western provinces with Saskatchewan in the middle of it. The New West Partnership is a trade agreement between Saskatchewan, Alberta, and B.C.. Manitoba has opted not to join. Their minister for jobs and the economy, ...
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CBC.ca
A trade dispute is brewing in the western provinces with Saskatchewan in the middle of it. The New West Partnership is a trade agreement between Saskatchewan, Alberta, and B.C.. Manitoba has opted not to join. Their minister for jobs and the economy, ...
Beer latest item in western provinces' trade dispute
Manitoba upset with being left out of Sask. trade contracts
Refusing to join New West was bad decision for Manitoba
Toronto Sun
'I couldn't help my sister,' Melonie's brother weeps
Toronto Sun
Cleon Biddersingh battled with his emotions Monday as he testified about the horrific abuse he says was inflicted on him and his slain sister, Melonie, by their father. Cleon described how Everton Biddersingh beat and starved Melonie to the point she ...
Christie Blatchford: Brother of murdered girl was forced to chain her, he ...National Post
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Toronto Sun
Cleon Biddersingh battled with his emotions Monday as he testified about the horrific abuse he says was inflicted on him and his slain sister, Melonie, by their father. Cleon described how Everton Biddersingh beat and starved Melonie to the point she ...
Christie Blatchford: Brother of murdered girl was forced to chain her, he ...
'We were scared for our life': Brother testifies at suitcase murder trial
Melonie Biddersingh's half-brother testifies about father's abuse at trial
CBC.ca
NDP kills bill to stop government announcements during elections
CBC.ca
The Alberta NDP has killed a private member's bill that would limit government announcements during election campaigns. The government Monday referred the issue to a special committee on ethics and accountability. Bill 203 was introduced by Wildrose ...
History-making pregnancy has Alberta legislators wrestling with child care ...Edmonton Journal
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CBC.ca
The Alberta NDP has killed a private member's bill that would limit government announcements during election campaigns. The government Monday referred the issue to a special committee on ethics and accountability. Bill 203 was introduced by Wildrose ...
History-making pregnancy has Alberta legislators wrestling with child care ...
Alberta's fall legislature sitting bogged down early with sniping, start times
Alberta legislature bogs down over beefs on slurs, start times
CBC.ca
Liberals stand by vow to block jets at Billy Bishop
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The Liberal Party has reaffirmed its vow to keep jets out of Billy Bishop airport by refusing to reopen the agreement that spells out what types of planes can, and can't, fly out of the Toronto Islands. A source close to prime minister-designate Justin ...
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CBC.ca
The Liberal Party has reaffirmed its vow to keep jets out of Billy Bishop airport by refusing to reopen the agreement that spells out what types of planes can, and can't, fly out of the Toronto Islands. A source close to prime minister-designate Justin ...
Trudeau government says no to island-airport jets
Liberal opposition to jets at Billy Bishop airport kills Bombardier order
Update: Liberals say no to jets at Billy Bishop Airport
The Province
B.C. to pay former privacy czar $50000 to review deleted-emails report
The Province
VICTORIA — A former privacy czar will be paid $50,000 to tell the British Columbia government how best to implement recommendations in a stinging report that said officials — including those in the premier's office — routinely deleted information.
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The Province
VICTORIA — A former privacy czar will be paid $50,000 to tell the British Columbia government how best to implement recommendations in a stinging report that said officials — including those in the premier's office — routinely deleted information.
BC to pay former privacy commissioner $50K to review deleted emails report
BC hires former privacy commissioner for review into FOI problems
B.C. to pay former privacy commissioner $50000 to review deleted-emails report
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