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MONTREAL - The Quebec Court of Appeal has acquitted a man in the April 2000 slaying of a high-ranking Hells Angels member because a key prosecution witness admitted to lying on the stand. The court ac...
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OTTAWA - Internal Defence Department records show post-traumatic stress as the top diagnosis for hundreds of troops at risk of being forced out of the military because they are too sick or injured for...
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TORONTO - Canadian mortgage brokers say it’s unlikely the U.S. Federal Reserve’s rate hike will cause any significant boost in mortgage rates north of the border. “The bond market is...
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OTTAWA - Canadian diplomats in Washington warned Ottawa earlier this year that a Donald Trump presidency would affect how the two countries co-operated on fighting climate change. They also levelled c...
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WINNIPEG - A Winnipeg city councillor is apologizing after arguing city employees such as “grass cutters” and “pothole fillers” don’t need sensitivity training on residen...
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A cardiologist says there’s no right age for someone to hang up their skates in the wake of Alan Thicke’s death from a heart attack after playing hockey with his son. The Canadian actor di...
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TORONTO - Two survivors of a notorious Indian residential school will now have to wait several more months to find out whether the courts will even allow them to press their abuse compensation case. H...
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VANCOUVER - The University of British Columbia is seeking a new creative writing chair following its high-profile firing of author Steven Galloway in June. The university says in a job posting on its ...
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Toronto is one step closer to imposing road tolls on two major commuter highways after city council voted overwhelmingly in favour of the project. Councillors voted 32-9 Tuesday night to ask the provi...
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OTTAWA - Drivers in some jurisdictions may soon find themselves asked by police to volunteer for a saliva test, part of a pilot project aimed at detecting drug-impaired drivers. The federal government...
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