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 300 evacuated in Ont. forest fireMore than 300 people have been evacuated and a state of emergency has been declared due to a forest fire near Kirkland Lake.
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 Man survives Niagara Falls plungeA man survived going over Niagara Falls after what appeared to be an unsuccessful suicide bid unfolded in front of hundreds of Victoria Day tourists.
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 Canada offers cash -- not troops -- post-2014 AfghanistanCanada will send $110 million a year to Afghanistan starting in 2015 to help keep its fledging army well stocked as they begin fighting the Taliban on their alone.
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 Royals arrive in CanadaCharles and Camilla arrived on Canadian soil Sunday night as their plane touched down in Fredericton, N.B.
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 Air Canada dispute goes to arbitratorAir Canada pilots have failed to negotiate a new agreement with the airline.
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 CFIA issues warning about bagged saladsThe Canadian Food Inspection Agency has issued a second warning in as many days asking consumers not to eat certain brands of bagged salad.
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 Gatineau student march stays peacefulWhile 8,000 Montrealers marched through the downtown Friday night to protest controversial legislation passed by the Quebec government, dozens more took to the streets in solidarity in Gatineau.
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 Fishermen rescued after 10 days stranded on islandAfter a week and a half of living on nothing but seaweed and clams, a trio of fishermen were saved from an island exile Friday morning.
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 Dump-truck crash shuts down Hwy. 400A disastrous beginning to the long weekend was narrowly averted Friday afternoon, after a dump truck travelling on Highway 400 crashed through a centre guardrail into oncoming traffic.
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 Feds pay $7M to maintain buildings due for destructionThe federal government spent nearly $7 million in operating costs and renovations last year on six federal buildings in Ottawa that are slated to be torn down anyway.
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 Judge tosses election result, opens door for byelectionA judge has set the stage for a federal byelection, after throwing out Conservative MP Ted Opitz's 2011 election win in a Toronto riding.
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 Lawsuits filed over fatal Arctic plane crashFamilies of several people who died in a 2011 plane crash in Nunavut have filed lawsuits against the government and the airline. Three survivors of the disaster are also suing.
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 Deschamps to retire from Supreme CourtThe Supreme Court justice at the forefront of a controversial decision on religious freedom is retiring.
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 Montreal bans masks at protestsMontreal city council gave police more power on Friday as it voted to ban the wearing of masks during certain protests.
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 Diamond still inside man who swallowed it: CopsA man suspected of swallowing a diamond and two cubic zirconia has passed one of the semi-precious stones.
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 Nude Harper painting raises eyebrowsHe's relaxed on a chaise lounge chair, leaning back but staring out at the viewer with a slight smirk as people surround him, a woman offers him a Tim Hortons coffee and a dog rests comfortably beside his leg.
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 High-profile Montreal politician arrestedQuebec's anti-corruption unit struck at the heart of the City of Montreal's administration Thursday, arresting nine people, including Frank Zampino, Mayor Gerald Tremblay's former right-hand man.
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 Parents charged with murdering boy, 10A year since 10-year-old Shakeil Boothe was found slain in his Brampton, Ont., home allegedly at the hands of his parents, his story has taken another horrific turn.
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 Feds half-empty buildings cost $11.5MHalf-empty federal office buildings are costing taxpayers $11.5 million a year to maintain, and documents QMI Agency obtained through Access to Information requests show the cost is bound to go up even as the occupancy rate declines.
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 Top court to decide if doctors can pull the plugThe Supreme Court of Canada has agreed to hear arguments in December on whether doctors can pull the plug on a comatose patient’s life-support system without the family's consent.
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 Cattle ranchers say NDP out to lunchCattle ranchers have a beef with the NDP and want the official Opposition to lasso the rhetoric about how proposed changes to meat inspection will result in roadkill burgers.
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 Ringo makes way for WallendaRingo Star has agreed to move his scheduled show in Niagara Falls back to 7 p.m. to accommodate daredevil Nik Wallenda’s tightrope walk across the Falls, scheduled the same night.
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 Buzzer sounds in World's Longest Hockey GameTwo-hundred and forty-six grueling hours and $1.4 million later, the World's Longest Hockey Game is finally over.
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 Butterfly boom beats record in Eastern CanadaMillions of butterflies are flapping into Eastern Canada in record breaking numbers thanks to the mild winter.
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 Feds' patience running out on 'backdoor' registriesPublic Safety Minister Vic Toews has renewed his threat to legislate or regulate an end to the registry of long-gun sales in paper ledgers.
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