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 Massive protest to mark 100th day of student strike
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[Video]Student leaders plan to mark the 100th day of their strike Tuesday with their largest rally to date, with thousands of people expected to gather downtown in the rain.
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 Greyhound killer thought victim was an alienOn May 19, 2012, I, Chris Summerville, CEO of the Schizophrenia Society of Canada, held my regular meeting with Vince Li, the person living with schizophrenia who beheaded Tim McLean. I have been visiting Li on an average of once every two months since his remand to Selkirk Mental Health Centre 4 four years ago.
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 Charles and Camilla arrive in Canada
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[Video]The Prince of Wales and The Duchess of Cornwall -- Charles and Camilla -- arrived on Canadian soil Sunday night as their plane touched down in Fredericton, N.B., the first stop in their Queen's Diamond Jubilee tour.
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 Students defy new laws and take to streets again
[Video]Quebec's emergency law and Montreal's mask-ban law have done little to quell the civil unrest across the province or dampen people's desire to protest.
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 Air Canada dispute with pilots goes to arbitratorAir Canada pilots have failed to negotiate a new agreement with the airline.
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 Sahar Biniaz crowned Miss Universe Canada
[Photos]Sahar Biniaz, of Vancouver, has been crowned Miss Universe Canada.
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 UN offers zero food for thoughtSo the UN thinks Canada needs a national food policy.
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 Montreal protest turns violent after Molotovs cocktail tossed
[Photos]Montreal riot police moved in on student protesters Friday night after at least one Molotov cocktail was tossed at authorities.
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 House destroyed, suspect dead after standoffA 48-year-old B.C. man is unaccounted for and presumed dead after a tense 6 1/2-hour standoff ended with two loud explosions and a home reduced to smouldering rubble.
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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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 Lockheed says F-22 problems won't plague F-35A problem plaguing the breathing apparatus of the F-22 fighter jet should not affect pilot safety in the F-35, says Lockheed- Martin, which makes both planes.
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 'Well hung' nude Harper painting sparks mixed reactions
[Video]A nude painting of Canada's prime minister has politicians cracking jokes, pundits crying foul and Tim Hortons insisting it would never serve hot coffee to a naked patron.
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 Poachers steal 800-year-old tree from B.C. parkPoachers have stolen an 800-year-old tree from a B.C. park.
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 Quebec's anti-strike law debate target of bomb threats
[Video]Quebec's National Assembly was the target of two bomb threats late Thursday as politicians debated a proposed law to end an often-violent 14-week student strike over tuition hikes.
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 Quebec's anti-strike debate talks through night, despite bomb threats
[Photos]Quebec's National Assembly debated overnight, through two bomb threats, prior to a vote expected Friday morning on a proposed law to end an often-violent 14-week student strike over tuition hikes.
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 Top court to decide if docs can pull plug on life supportThe 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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 Vince Li allowed off hospital grounds after 'miraculous' recovery
[Photos]Greyhound bus killer Vince Li has been given the green light for supervised passes outside the Selkirk Mental Health Centre.
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 No charges in Montreal police shooting of bystanderMontreal police officers involved in the shooting death of a bystander during a botched takedown last summer will not be charged, the Crown said Thursday.
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 Mulcair faces 'Dutch disease' barrage
[Video]Western premiers have a chance later this month to show a united front against NDP Leader Thomas Mulcair's theory the resource boom is hollowing out Quebec and Ontario economies.
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 NDP backs museum sex exhibitControversy over a raunchy sex exhibit at an Ottawa museum erupted in the House of Commons Thursday.
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 Man gets eight years for killing 'irritating' neighbourSoloman Turner was stabbed to death because his rooming house neighbours found him "irritating," a court heard Thursday.
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 122 arrested as Quebec prepares to end strike
[Photos]Thousands of students hit the streets of downtown Montreal Wednesday night to protest the Quebec government's announcement that it would suspend classes for many college and university students.
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 Buzzer sounds in World's Longest Hockey Game
[Video]Two-hundred and forty-six grueling hours and $1.4 million later, the World's Longest Hockey Game is finally over.
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 Que. students protest proposed law to suspend classesThousands of students hit the streets of downtown Montreal Wednesday night to protest the Quebec government's announcement that it would suspend classes for many college and university students.
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