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 Royal Tour: Toronto Recap
[Photos]Prince Charles and his wife Camilla are in Toronto as part of the Diamond Jubilee three-day visit to Canada.
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 CP Rail workers on strikeLocomotive engineers and conductors at Canadian Pacific Railway went on strike early on Wednesday after failing to reach a contract agreement, a union body said, shutting down freight operations on Canada's second-biggest railroad.
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 Nude Harper painting sells for $5,000The nude painting of Prime Minister Stephen Harper by Kingston artist Maggie Sutherland sold for its asking price on the weekend.
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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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 Rafferty lawyer says he won't handle any possible appeal
[Photos]If Michael Rafferty appeals his murder conviction he'll have to do it largely without the aid of the lawyer who defended him at trial, QMI Agency has learned.
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 Montreal protesters clash with police
[Video]More than 300 people were arrested and 20 people injured after the 27th straight night of protests in downtown Montreal.
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 Charles and Camilla arrive in CanadaThe 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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 Lockerbie bomber's death reminder of Gadhafi's 'terrorism': BairdForeign Affairs Minister John Baird has welcomed news that the terrorist who took the lives of three Canadians along with 267 others in the bombing of Pan-Am Flight 103 in 1988 has died.
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 Another mill in B.C. razed by fireA massive fire early Saturday morning has caused extensive damage to a lumber mill in Abbotsford, B.C.
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 Montreal protest turns violent after Molotov 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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 Nude painting of Harper raises eyebrows
[Video]He's relaxed on a chaise lounge chair, leaning back but staring out at the viewer with a slight smirk as a people surround him, a woman offers him a Tim Hortons coffee and a dog rests comfortably beside his leg.
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 Retired judge will preside over G20 police hearings: ChiefToronto Police Chief Bill Blair is asking the police services board permission Friday to serve notices of disciplinary hearings on more than 20 officers and two serving senior officers.
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 Ringo makes way for Wallenda
[Photos]Ringo 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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 Direct subsidies for political parties shrinkFederal political parties will get almost $8 million less this year when they extend their hands to collect their quarterly subsidies from taxpayers.
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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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 U.S. rental cars to be allowed northCanadian travellers will finally be able to drive a vehicle rented in the United States into Canada under changes to the Motor Vehicle Safety Act that take effect June. 1.
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 Student violence erupts after 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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 'Frankenfish' found in B.C. watersIt's known as "Frankenfish."
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 High-profile Montreal politician arrestedFrank Zampino, the former right-hand man to Montreal Mayor Gerald Tremblay and the head of the city's executive committee, was arrested Thursday morning in what appears to be part of in the city's ongoing anti-corruption crackdown.
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 Wallenda grilled by school kids
[Photos]Before crossing Niagara Falls on a wire June 15, Nik Wallenda faced another obstacle Wednesday - curious grade-schoolers.
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 Ex call girl fraudster gets day paroleA former call girl who scammed a wheelchair-bound man of close to $850,000 will be released on day parole after serving 14 months of her four-year prison sentence.
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 Man fights for life after wall falls on himA man was fighting for his life Wednesday after he was showered by bricks that fell from a downtown building Tuesday night.
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 Calgary bawdy house owner's fate rests on Ont. rulingThe sentencing of a Calgary bawdy-house keeper is being delayed by the case of an Ontario dominatrix.
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 Michael Rafferty's statement to the court
[Video]I wanted to come to this courtroom defending myself. And after hearing the victim impact statements, I think there is something more important to say.
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 Alleged human smugglers chargedTwo people have been charged for their alleged involvement with a migrant vessel that brought 429 illegal immigrants to Canada in the summer of 2010.
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