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Libyans in Canada try spreading news of bloody uprising
With bullets flying in their homeland and no media allowed in, Libyans living in Canada are taking to the web and the streets to spread the news of the country's increasingly violent antigovernment protests...
Avalanche
As rescue workers recovered the bodies of three men killed in an avalanche Saturday near Golden, B.C., family and friends confirmed the identities of the victims, who all hailed from central Alberta.
Parole
The percentage of offenders in Canadians prisons who are granted parole has dropped steadily as the Harper government fills up posts on the National Parole Board with like-minded conservatives.
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Why lying to Parliament still matters
The truth is a slippery devil on Parliament Hill with politicians regularly employing...
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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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PRISON PEN PALS
In April 1999, convicted murderer Justin Wiley Dickens was sitting on Texas' death...
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ALBERTA'S 'LAST BLACK COWBOY'
Leon Clarence Jamerson decided to drop out of school in Grade 3. He approached his...
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Bloc pushing issues that hit home for separatists and federalists
As talk of a federal election simmers and political parties turn up the volume, it’s hardly a surprise that the Bloc Quebecois recently presented the federal government with a $5-billion shopping list of demands.
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Memo only altered to signal direct decision from Oda: Tories
An aide to International Co-operation Minister Bev Oda stamped her automated signature on a bureaucratic memo in 2009 because she was travelling and scribbled the word “not” on it to signify she was rejecting the advice from her bureaucrats, the Conservative government says.
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Pipeline blast evacuates northern Ontario town
A natural-gas pipeline explosion in northern Ontario forced the evacuation of much of a small town late Saturday night, according to provincial police.
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Police release old sketch to identify Pickton-linked Jane Doe
Bill Wilson was selling homemade whirligigs from a roadside stand near Mission, B.C., and stopped to fill his water bottle in a small creek when he spotted something that resembled an old bowl. He used his bottle to flip over the object. It wasn’t a bowl. Staring up at him was half of a human skull.ain.
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Cops dragged, injured after stopping driver
Two Montreal police officers suffered minor injuries when they were dragged 10 to 25 meters after they stopped a motorist on Sunday afternoon.
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B.C. government deal with Basi-Virk needs to be aired
The courtroom binders stuffed with sleazy wiretap transcripts in the B.C. Rail corruption scandal came as a shock for those who thought they knew the whole sordid story.
Ethan Baron
Kitchen scraps to be banned
Coffee grounds, eggshells and orange peels going into Metro Vancouver garbage bins may start costing residents money. Metro Vancouver will begin imposing bans on trashing kitchen scraps next year.
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