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No appeal for soldier convicted of shooting wounded Taliban fighter
The Canadian military will not appeal the sentence handed to former captain Robert Semrau in his unprecedented court martial.
Baby Abduction
A young American woman charged after a bizarre child abduction in Toronto that saw a baby go missing from a casting call for several hours was denied bail Saturday.
Teen Deportation
An 18-year-old refugee claimant who says his life could be at risk if he's sent back to Mexico was to be deported Saturday - amid what his lawyer called an unusually high degree of secrecy.
Postmedia News Columns
A modest wish list for 2011
You gave us the Vancouver Olympic Winter Games, which were a rousing success for...
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BREAST CANCER RESEARCH PIPELINE
A Canadian geneticist hoping to crowdsource a cure for breast cancer and police ...
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QUE. MUDDLED IN CORRUPTION
Jean Charest will face one of the toughest challenges of his political career in...
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Deadly start to new year in Toronto, Calgary, Edmonton
The new year got off to a deadly start in at least three major Canadian cities, leaving police in Calgary, Edmonton and Toronto on Saturday investigating the first three homicides of 2011.
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Who to watch on Parliament Hill in 2011
Most of the 308 people who fill seats in the House of Commons toil under the public radar and always will, hovering in the shadows of high-profile cabinet ministers and party leaders.
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Atlantic Canada sees spike in fire deaths
Atlantic Canada saw an “appalling” increase in the number of people killed by residential fires last year, says the Canadian Red Cross.
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Ontario ticket-holder wins $50M jackpot
Someone in Ontario should be starting the newyear feeling like a million bucks - actually, 50 million of them.
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Man arrested following violent death of puppy in Victoria motel
A 24-year-old Victoria man has been arrested after a three-month puppy was beaten to death in a downtown motel suite early Saturday morning.
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MIKE BOONE
Developers' ties to the community outlasted their ties to communism
They were characters right out of a Mordecai Richler novel.
MARIANNE ACKERMAN
Hong Kong gets a grip on ex-Montrealers
Montreal has ways of holding people, and sending them away. It seemed somehow inevitable that Christopher DeWolf would leave, he being one of the most neighbourhood-conscious young Montrealers I met upon my own return in 2004, after an absence of seven years.
