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Safety of luge track questioned before Olympian's death: Report
The organizing committee for Vancouver's Winter Games was made aware of safety concerns with its luge track nearly a year before the death of a Georgian athlete at the site, according a CBC report.
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Canada does not need a foreign intelligence service like the CIA, says the head of the watchdog agency that oversees CSIS.
CHILD SLAYING
A man accused in the abduction and killing of eight-year-old Tori Stafford is scheduled to appear in an Ontario court Monday for pre-trial motions.
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Long road home from Egypt
We came for the temples, ancient ruins and Nile breezes. We got that and much more...
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Decision time looms for Liberal leadership
The B.C. Liberal recruitment drive is over -now it's decision time.
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VOLUNTEER MEDALS
New medals were launched in commemoration of the Queen's Diamond Jubilee, recognizing...
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New method for blood tests could radically cut costs: researcher
Researchers at the University of Calgary say a new way to do blood tests could save the health system thousands of dollars.
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Tories, Bloc join hands to scrap accelerated parole
Long-delayed legislation to abolish a law that permits financial fraudsters and other non-violent criminals to secure day parole after serving only one-sixth of their sentence will be put to a vote Monday after the Conservative government secured the elusive support of the Bloc Quebecois.
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Proposed Canadian oilsands pipeline stirs U.S. debate
Visits by Canadian prime ministers to the White House rarely generate the kind of American media attention that Ottawa hopes for — too often Canada's message is lost in the dust kicked up by the crisis of the day confronting the president of the United States.
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Noted Regina fraudster William Kurk facing charges in Alberta
Almost four years after going to prison, notorious Regina con man William George Kurk is again accused of using fake credentials, has new fraud charges in Alberta, and is under an order to disclose any financial transactions -including plans to operate a business.
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Bernier defends comments on Quebec language law
Maxime Bernier was on the defensive Sunday after landing in hot water over an offhand comment made to a Halifax radio host about Quebec’s language legislation.
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Police to get tough on drivers and their cellphones
B.C. police have been writing 100 tickets a day in the year since the province banned drivers from talking or texting on their handheld phones.
