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 Ottawa considering back-to-work bill in CP strikeLabour minister says government could introduce legislation Monday after more than 4,800 Canadian Pacific Railway Ltd. employees walk off job
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 Federal government appeals ruling in wheat board battleThe Friends of the Canadian Wheat Board and others asked the Federal Court of Appeal to quash Agriculture Minister Gerry Ritz’s motion to appeal a lower court’s decision.
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 Canadians killed in Atlantic City stabbing identified as mother and daughterOntario residents Po Lin Wan, 80, and Alice Mei See Leung, 47, were stabbed repeatedly in Atlantic City in what appears to be a random attack
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 For almost a million young people: No job, no schoolPortion of youths unemployed or not in post-secondary education has edged higher since the recession
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 Lawsuits and subpoenas add to Facebook IPO fiascoClass actions and shareholder lawsuits bubble up on reports some bank analysts lowered revenue estimates ahead of the IPO
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 Kings eliminate Coyotes in overtimeDustin Penner breaks overtime deadlock to give L.A. 4-3 Game 5 win
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 Ontario refuses to pay for blind boy's treatment in U.S.Health review board said equivalent procedure to save two-year-old’s eyes is available in Ontario, but family argues the specialized doctor is not
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 'Save me,' Canadian Everest climber told sherpas after being urged to turn backPersonal goals, delays, fatigue, altitude and high winds factor into Toronto woman’s death on world’s highest mountain
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 Pakistani doctor jailed for helping U.S. find Osama bin LadenA government official says a Pakistani doctor who helped the U.S. track down Osama bin Laden has been convicted of high treason and sentenced to 33 years in prison.
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 Egyptians flock to polls to pick president in historic voteFear of the unknown -- an Islamist state -- and fear of a return of the past regime driving many voters’ decision
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 CP strike halts freight shipmentsMore than 4,800 Canadian Pacific Railway Ltd. employees walk off job
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 Montreal police use controversial new laws to quell protestAt least 100 people arrested after protest that brought tens of thousands into the streets
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 EU summit destined to fail: Like 'the Thirty Year's War'Leaders divided at informal dinner
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 Everest climber urged by sherpas to turn back because of fatigueShriya Shah-Klorfine became disconnected from her oxygen supply after strong winds struck the mountainside
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 Pride grant in limbo as Queers Against Israeli Apartheid plan to marchCity council members have discussed withholding Toronto Pride Week’s funding if Queers Against Israeli Apartheid is allowed to march in this year’s parade.
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 EI recipients expected to accept work within an hours' driveWhile the exact details of the Conservatives’ EI reforms are still unclear, MP Keith Ashfield announced job hunters will be expected to commute
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 B.C. cuts hydro hikes in halfEnergy minister says decision was made following government-ordered review
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 Scotiabank's landmark Toronto tower sells for record $1.27-billionIn sign of resurgent office market a pair of REITs acquire marquee address in downtown Toronto’s financial district
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 McCain hopes breakfast item will thaw India's resistance to frozen foodCanadian food-processing giant McCain gambles that frozen idli will change the eating habits of the huge Indian market
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 Massive Montreal rally marks 100 days of student protestsTens of thousands of people are preparing to march in Montreal, carrying signs, chanting slogans, and wearing the iconic red square of the province’s student movement
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 Royals receive warm welcome at Ontario legislaturePrince Charles and his wife Camilla attended the Lieutenant-Governor’s Diamond Jubilee Medal ceremony at the Ontario legislature Tuesday morning.
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 Man in stable condition after Niagara Falls plunge, survived by 'stroke of luck'A man who survived a plunge of at least 50 metre over Niagara Falls — only the third person known to have done so without a safety device — was in stable condition Tuesday, a day after his apparent suicide attempt that led to a dramatic and painstaking rescue.
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 Facebook stock hit again as valuation doubts riseSelloff deepens on Tuesday after a report that underwriters cut their revenue forecasts for the company before the IPO
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 OSC alleges fraud at Sino-ForestRegulator says the company and 5 of its former executives engaged in a ‘complex’ scheme to inflate the company’s assets and revenue
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 Canadian woman who died on Everest had been preparing for summit since childhood‘And she did it. And that’s the sad part. She did it and couldn’t come back,’ friend says
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