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Régine Laurent (right), president of the Fédération interprofessionnelle de la santé du Québec, leaves a closed union meeting of nurses in Montreal in late March.
 
Talks between the FIQ, representing 80% of Quebec nurses, have broken down and FIQ president Régine Laurent rejected Friday an appeal from Treasury Board President Monique Gagnon-Tremblay calling on the nurses' union to return to the bargaining table. "We are in no hurry," Laurent said Friday.
 
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A little known group has claimed responsibility for the bombing that ripped through a Canadian Forces recruitment office in Trois-Rivieres, Que., early Friday, according to media reports.
 
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When the train pulled up to the boarded-up Rigaud station on Wednesday, passengers in the first car broke into applause and one at a time shook the conductor's hand before descending to the platform.
 
 
 
The head of a bankrupt Montreal security firm says he was just trying to help "a friend" when he gave former Quebec family minister Tony Tomassi a company credit card for personal use.
 
 
 
A sign on the corner of Milton St. and Lorne Ave. said no parking except for residents, but the space was occupied by scraps of wood, a dresser and four stained mattresses. Half a block away, a worn green hide-abed lies flat on its back, pushed up against a brick building.
 
 
 
Two men who were brought in for police questioning in connection with the shooting death of reputed Mafia member Agostino Cuntrera in St. Léonard Tuesday have been released.
 
 
 
A 17-year-old boy is in hospital with serious injuries after police say a drug deal went bad in St-Michel.
 
 
 
Promoting non-violence is routine in elementary and high schools. But Dawson College is hoping to put it on radar screens in higher education.
 
 
 
At least 200 Quebecers were among the more than 900 arrested or detained during last weekend's G20 events, an organizer of a Montreal protest march condemning police tactics used in Toronto said yesterday.
 
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Looking into who might have killed Agostino Cuntrera and why, and what it means for the organized crime scene in Montreal.
 
 
 
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Spill now worst accident on record

A supertanker began skimming oil in the Gulf of Mexico Friday as the disaster became the worst accidental spill on record, surpassed only by the deliberate release by Iraqi troops during the 1991 Gulf War.

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Group claims responsibility for Que. bombing

A little known radical group has claimed responsibility for the bombing that ripped through a Canadian Forces recruitment office in Trois-Rivieres, Que., early Friday.

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Cars were stranded due to flooding on Broadway Street in Yorkton on July 1, 2010. 460

insurance companies flooded with claims, stores sold out of sump pumps after thunderstorms

Yorkton residents were lining up outside Peavey Mart this morning before the store opened — desperate to get sump pumps and Shop-Vacs.

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'Alarming' level of waste from Great Lakes: Report

Canadians who depend on the Great Lakes for their municipal water supply are wasting staggering amounts of water that could easily be saved, according to a new report from a national environmental advocacy group.

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