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 Online reaction to the Harper nude paintingA nude portrait of Prime Minister Stephen Harper that's hanging at a Kingston, Ont., public library has politicians and Tim Hortons employees cracking jokes and pundits crying foul.
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 Ottawa hosts sex exhibit for students
[Photos]The capital is known for its museums of culture, agriculture and war -- now Canadians can add an exhibit that provides teens advice on anal sex to the list of Ottawa's attractions.
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 Toronto cabbie charged with murder in skateboarder's deathA cab driver has been charged with second-degree murder after a skateboarder was run down Monday night.
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 Twitter updates: Michael Rafferty sentencingQMI Agency is at the first-degree murder trial of Michael Rafferty. Bookmark, or follow @RaffertyLFP, to see updates on Twitter.
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 Prisoners watching porn in ManitobaThe problem of prisoners watching porn is happening within the walls of at least two Manitoba institutions, Justice Minister Andrew Swan admitted Friday.
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 Ex-cop pleads guilty to sex assaults against modelsRichard Dow was set to fight allegations he sexually assaulted 20 young women during risque photo shoots at his home.
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 NDP wants budget bill broken apartThe NDP is set to ask Parliament to split the government's budget bill so the party can put it under the microscope.
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 Canadian on death row has 'life worth preserving,' says lawyerA dry goods store, a tiny bakery and one weather-worn red brick hotel, towering three storeys tall over Deer Lodge's rustic main street.
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 Katelynn's death deserves an inquestHer bruises, her broken bones, all that is horrific. Yet nothing is more heartbreaking than knowing Katelynn Angel Sampson died in excruciating agony, convinced she was unloved and all alone.
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 Unions outside Que. help finance student protestsAs the largest group representing striking students rejected the government's latest offer, QMI Agency learned that the organization is receiving money from outside Quebec.
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 Kingston Pen union fights pending closureThe union representing guards at Kingston Penitentiary is fighting its closure as the historical prison's 465 workers' jobs are on the line.
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 McDonald's announces changes to Happy MealsYogurt? Apple slices? For kids, the iconic Happy Meal might have just gotten a little less happy.
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 Workers aim to prevent N.S. hospital strikeHealth-care workers in Halifax are engaged in a last-minute bargaining session in the hopes of preventing a strike while hundreds of affected patients wait on the sidelines.
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 Photos of the weekPhotos of the week- April 23, 2012.
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 Cougar fighter honoured for braveryA B.C. woman who battled an aggressive cougar to save her son's life was among a group saluted for bravery at Ottawa's Rideau Hall on Friday.
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 New delay for EU anti-oilsands measureA Canadian diplomatic offensive has managed to delay the European Union's plan to slap a "dirty" label on Canada's oilsands.
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 Environmental group splits its focusAn environmental activist group dedicated to boycotting and shutting down Alberta's oilsands is dividing its efforts after being eyed by the feds over its charitable status.
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 Cormier seeks to appeal kidnapping, sexual assault convictionsA New Brunswick man convicted of abducting and repeatedly raping a woman he held against her will for almost a month is in court Tuesday applying to appeal his conviction.
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 Vimy represented our endearing Canadian qualities: GGGov. Gen. David Johnston said the Battle of Vimy Ridge tapped into Canada's qualities of equality and collegiality.
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 Infographic: Gas pricesInfographic: Gas prices
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 Infographic: Odds of fatal plane crashesHow likely is it?
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 Graduated drivers' licensing could help keep seniors safe on roads: CMAJ editorialThe graduated drivers' licensing systems that work to protect young drivers on the roads could help to protect drivers at the opposite end of the age spectrum, a pair of doctors say in an editorial in the Canadian Medical Association Journal.
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 Potato farmer's lawyers blast feds for handling of caseLawyers for a New Brunswick potato farmer who spent more than a year in jail in Lebanon over allegations he sold rotten potatoes in Algeria blasted the Canadian government Monday for its inaction on getting their client back home to Canada.
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 Que. revokes certificates of five driving schools after investigationQuebec has revoked certificates from five driving schools after a QMI Agency journalist received diplomas in exchange for cash payoffs.
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