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Brian Mulroney has diabetes: report
Former prime minister Brian Mulroney has reportedly been diagnosed with diabetes.
Stephen Harper
He promised change, personal honesty, political accountability and solid economic management. He withstood allegations from his political rivals that he was a man with a hidden agenda. And on Jan. 23, 2006, he was entrusted with power by the people of Canada.
Tunisia
Relatives of Tunisia’s ousted president, Zine El Abidine Ben Ali, have arrived in Canada, a government official in Ottawa said Saturday.
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Two parties, two narratives
A professor of English I know, a sophisticated fellow not normally given to hysteria...
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HORROR, HOPE & FORGIVENESS
In 2008, Canadian freelance journalist Amanda Lindhout were abducted in Somalia.
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OVEREXPOSURE COULD HARM BIEBER
It has taken a boy to put the man in manicure, and his name: Justin Bieber.
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Harper promises to make citizen’s arrests easier
A Toronto grocer who became a national symbol of store owners’ frustration with shoplifters says Prime Minister Stephen Harper has promised the federal government will introduce legislation in the coming weeks to make citizen’s arrests easier.
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Liberal ads hammer Tories on jets, corporate tax breaks
The Liberal party gave another signal Friday that it is gearing up for an election when it unveiled two new advertisements targeting the government.
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Man charged with impaired driving after collision with Toronto cops
A man has been charged with impaired driving after a collision that left two police officers with minor injuries in Toronto on Saturday.
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For better or worse, Canada on hook for 'Frankenfish'
In a place built on fish five centuries ago, this is a fish tale like no other.
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Thinner people earn heavier paycheques: Research
It's a cultural lesson drilled into our heads endlessly: If you are a woman, you should be extremely thin; if you are a man, you should be big and strong.
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Greg Harder
Making Hay on coast is fine
The Vancouver Giants' bench boss makes no apologies for the fact that he has found a home on the major-junior stage. It's simply a matter of choice for Hay, who has been there and done that in terms of NHL jobs and has no interest in blindly jumping at the next offer that comes along.
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