Canada
The first major winter storm in the Maritimes has left tens of thousands of people in the dark, led to school and other cancellations, and made roads treacherous.
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He sprouted his wings in a rural Southern Ontario town and dreamed to fly with the Canadian Armed Forces. But when news began to trickle down in Fisherville Tuesday that its hometown hero, Thomas McQueen, 29, had crashed his CF-18 Hornet during a ...
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Prime Minister Justin Trudeau insisted on Tuesday that a Liberal Party fundraiser breached no ethical rules even though the governing party refunded the ticket price that a marijuana lobby group paid to attend it.
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The Quebec Crown prosecutor's office has confirmed no charges will be laid against the man whose dog mauled a Montreal woman to death earlier this year.
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There are a number of school closures and bus cancellations across the province due to icy road conditions Wednesday morning. Lakeshore School Division: all schools are closed.
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Two teenagers -- one of them just 13 -- are facing firearms charges following an alleged shooting incident in a rural area in southern Manitoba.
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Almost 1,000 personnel from the Canadian Forces said they were victims of sexual assault in the workplace in the past year, according to a new survey that paints a scathing portrait of sexual misconduct in the ranks.
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One man is dead after a rollover collision on Deerfoot Trail that disrupted traffic in both directions late Tuesday afternoon. Police responded to a crash between two vehicles at around 5:40 p.m.
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An estimated 300 people gathered in front of the Coles Building in Charlottetown Tuesday night to voice discontent over how the results of the recent plebiscite on electoral reform were handled.
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Fire has destroyed a grain elevator in the community of Turtleford, Sask. It started at about 10 p.m. CST Tuesday and continued all night.
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Sam Oosterhoff, the youngest-ever MPP elected to Ontario legislature, is being sworn in at Queen's Park Wednesday morning, two days later than his compatriot who was elected at the same time to represent Ottawa.
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Nova Scotia's auditor general has just released four new reports looking at a variety of topics including capital planning for schools and ways to protect critical infrastructure during emergencies.
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It was 0 C with snow coming down at 7 a.m. Today's forecast calls for snow to stop by noon and a 60 per cent chance of rain showers during the afternoon.
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Manitoba RCMP are asking for the public's help locating a missing 15-year-old girl from Brandon. Tryli Shorting was last seen on Nov. 21 leaving the Walmart in Portage la Prairie at around 3:30 p.m.
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Police have unveiled a new poster campaign intended to combat sexual assaults on transit, but some women are skeptical it will make a difference.
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The City of Kelowna has revamped its bylaw against lying on sidewalks during the day, to make it illegal 24-7. The city of approximately 127,500 is dealing with an influx of homelessness, with more people needing to use shelters than there are beds.
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Police officers paid a late-night visit to the Cannaleaf Medical Dispensary in St. John's, reports the Telegram. The newspaper posted a short video of officers going in and out of the Water Street shop.
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A recent employee survey shows widespread discontent and low morale within the Calgary Police Service, just the latest blow for a force that's facing criticism over police shootings, violent arrests, workplace bullying and criminal prosecutions of members.
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Police are looking for clues from the people who use a North Vancouver trail after a body was found burned along Lynn Creek on Monday.
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New Brunswick is asking the Supreme Court of Canada to rule on the controversial issue of cross-border alcohol limits. The province's public prosecutions services announced Tuesday it is seeking leave to appeal to the country's highest court after the ...
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