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 Feds willing to legislate end to rail strike
[Video]Just hours into a Canadian Pacific Railway strike, the Conservative government said it's ready to introduce back-to-work legislation if a new deal isn't reached soon.
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 Man in Motion celebrates 25th anniversary of world tourIt's only on rare occasions that dream and reality come together.
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 Boot-wearing man wins discrimination caseA man who went to the B.C. Human Rights Tribunal after he was told he couldn't wear hiking boots to the gym has been awarded nearly $2,000 for his time and injured dignity.
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 Massive protest to mark 100th day of student strike
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[Video]The downtown core was awash in protesters and red squares as students prepared to mark the 100th day of a strike that has garnered international attention.
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 Death row case has several legal battles to goDespite a recommendation that his final bid for clemency be rejected, convicted Canadian killer Ronald Smith is still years away from execution, his lawyer said Tuesday.
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 Clean water tops Canadians' enviro concernsFew Canadians are losing sleep over global warming and the state of the world's rainforests, according to a public opinion survey conducted exclusively for QMI Agency.
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 Minister rejects call for Khadr compensation
[Video]Canada's immigration minister scoffs at the idea of taxpayers compensating terrorist Omar Khadr for Canada's complicity in his alleged torture at the American prison in Guantanamo Bay, Cuba.
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 Tories continue 'Dutch disease' attacksHeritage Minister James Moore says the brouhaha over NDP Leader Thomas Mulcair's 'Dutch disease' diagnosis has revealed his "divisive nature" to Canadians.
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 Ducklings saved from sewerEmergency responders helped out nine trapped babies and a frantic mother late Monday morning.
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 Goldstein: NDP green plan bad newsThomas Mulcair's so-called "solution" to the "problem" of the oil sands artificially inflating our dollar and gutting Canada's manufacturing sector is to take billions of dollars more out of the pockets of ordinary Canadians.
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 Canada offers cash -- not troops -- post-2014 Afghanistan
[Video]Canada 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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 Activists demand taxpayers compensate KhadrCanadian left-wing activists are going international in their bid to pressure Public Safety Minister Vic Toews to bring terrorist Omar Khadr to Canada.
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 CFIA issues second 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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 GG to welcome Prince Charles and CamillaThere will be plenty of pomp and circumstance at Canadian Force Base Gagetown, N.B. on Victoria Day as Prince Charles and Camilla begin a three-day royal tour of Canada to mark the Queen's 60 years on the throne.
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 Diamond swallower finally passes rockA man suspected of swallowing a diamond has expelled the precious stone that he'd stolen from a Windsor jewellery store.
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 MacKay: NATO decision forthcoming
[Video]NATO's top dog wasted no time at the defence alliance summit urging Canada to keep trainers in Afghanistan after 2014.
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 Montreal protesters snub new emergency lawQuebec's emergency law has so far become nothing more than politicians' thoughts on paper as significant elements of the act are being flagrantly ignored, particularly by protesters in Montreal.
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 Fire sparked after car slams into gas pump in Calgary's Beltline
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[Video]Fire and police are on scene of a car fire at a gas station where a witness says the driver her a van slammed into a gas pump.
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 Runners watch your step: WorthingtonIn any North American town or city, individuals running (or jogging) to stay fit or get in shape, is so common that hardly anyone notices.
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 Blizzard: Common touch to help CharlesYou often wonder if the Prince of Wales, should take another title: Surely Duke of Sandwich is a better name for Prince Charles.
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MPs clash over UN food report
[Video] Opposition MPs and the government clashed Thursday over the Tories' dismissal of the United Nations rapporteur's critical comments on access to food in northern Canada.
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 Uncle said he'd rather kill wife than divorce, nephew testifiesThe nephew of Craig Short testified Tuesday his uncle told him he'd rather kill his wife than divide the family assets in a divorce.
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 More part-time students eligible for loans: FedsThe federal government is raising the student loan income eligibility for part-time students, making it easier for them to work and attend school.
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 NDP to kick off budget bill road showThe NDP is set to take its budget outrage on the road.
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 Protesters block students trying to attend classesStudents armed with a court injunction tried to barge past mask-wearing protesters at an east-end Montreal community college Monday, the 92nd-day of a tense strike in Quebec.
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