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 Lawyer: Mother charged in daughter's death remains in hospital, has family supportThe family of an Edmonton woman charged with killing her 21-year-old daughter is supporting her, according to the woman's lawyer.
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 Justin Trudeau's cabinet shuffle could involve up to a third of the positionsPrime Minister Justin Trudeau is expected to give his cabinet a makeover today, and sources tell The Canadian Press that his shuffle could involve up to a third of the positions.
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 Emails from discovery of HMS Terror show bad blood, secrecy behind the scenesInternal Parks Canada emails show how the final days of the search for HMS Terror last September -- ending in a discovery that should have been pure triumph -- degenerated into secrecy and recrimination.
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 Vacationing Canadian woman has chest pains, dies in ambulance crash with husbandThe three children of a Winnipeg couple who were killed in an ambulance collision while vacationing in Cuba are fundraising to help bring the bodies of their parents home and cover their funeral expenses.
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 Man killed by police 'was a really good father,' daughter tells inquiryThe daughter of a Newfoundland man shot by a police officer spoke through tears Monday as she described her late father as a funny, vocal man with a big heart who lovingly raised her alone.
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 Family-member DNA searches could help crack Canadian cold casesThough he had never before heard of Kelly Morrisseau, the details of her cold case, and the subsequent 10-year investigation into her killing, were instantly familiar to Rockne Harmon.
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 New Brunswick woman gets ransom call for missing dogIt was the call she was hoping for, but not the call she expected.
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 Ontario woman arrested in Turkey known for being outspokenAn Ontario woman recently arrested in Turkey for allegedly insulting the country's president has a "huge heart" but is known for being outspoken, says her friend.
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 Woman who beat husband to death sentenced to 15 years in prison
[Video]A woman who pleaded guilty to beating her husband to death was sentenced to 15 years in prison Friday, concluding what city homicide Staff Sgt. Bill Clark described as one of the worst cases of domestic violence he's seen in his 37 years of policing.
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 25 years for murder is the norm - not the exceptionHe committed Toronto's final murder of 1999. Two days before the end of the last century, cabbie Mohammedulah Saighani was found dead in a parking lot behind an Iron St. warehouse in the west end.
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 Officer docked 7 days' pay after video shows him punching man's faceA police officer who was captured on camera violently arresting a man at a downtown shelter will forfeit seven days' pay and was ordered to take use-of-force training after pleading guilty to using unnecessary force in the October, 2015 takedown.
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 Crown drops charges against suspected Ottawa terrorist Tevis Gonyou-McLeanFederal prosecutors have dropped their case against suspected Ottawa terrorist Tevis Gonyou- McLean, who stood accused of threatening to avenge last year's death of ISIL supporter Aaron Driver.
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 Dangerous snakes seized, Toronto man chargedIt's not every day that Toronto bylaw officers have to swoop into a Toronto home and extract 38 snakes.
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 Heartsick couple in their 90s separated by province's rulesWhen Nancy Burgoin spoke to a nurse this week following her father's first full day at Granite Ridge Care Community, a long-term healthcare facility in Stittsville, she was surprised to hear he'd spent much of his time in his walker, navigating the hallways.After all, she says, at 94 and legally blind in one eye, Norman Davis typically leans to a m
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 Buried government report reveals looming fiscal crisisA shocking new report quietly released by the federal government admits that their finances could collapse in the coming decades if politicians don't make responsible choices.
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 Maybe Mariah Carey is a geniusHow did some bungled lip-syncing turn into the first big story of 2017?
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 Family forced to flee firebombed home: PoliceHALIFAX -- A couple and their two children were forced to flee after someone firebombed their two-storey Halifax home late Monday, police say.
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 Milton woman killed in Turkish terror attack: ReportsA Milton woman has been identified as one of the night club victims of the New Year's Day terrorist attack in Istanbul.
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 Thousands take the plunge in polar bear swims across Canada
[Photos]An octogenarian, with the words "Happy 2017" scrawled across his body in permanent marker, took the inaugural leap into the Atlantic Ocean in one of the first polar bear swims of the year.
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 Search for missing snowshoers on Vancouver's North Shore called off after 5 daysPolice say search crews have run out of places where they can safely look for two men missing since Christmas Day in the back country of Vancouver's North Shore Mountains.
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 Scientists say no obvious reason to date for massive herring kill in Nova ScotiaHALIFAX -- Federal fisheries officials say weeks of testing has pointed to no environmental problems as the cause for thousands of dead herring and other marine creatures washing ashore in western Nova Scotia.
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 Couple charged in B.C. runaway cheetah caseTwo people have been charged more than a year after a cheetah was spotted wandering the snowy roads in southeastern British Columbia.
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 Fire rages at historic Banff hotel
[Photos]Firefighters are working to extinguish a major fire at the Mount Royal Hotel on Banff Avenue. No injuries have been reported.
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 Man punches cougar to save dogPutting new meaning in Boxing Day, a 31-year-old man punched a cougar to save his dog after being attacked in Whitecourt on Monday.A 31-year-old Red Deer man had been walking his dog near a wooded behind a Tim Hortons on Elko Drive around 6:30 p.m. when a cougar attacked the man's dog.The man yelled and punched the cougar, making the animal drop hi
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 Outlook grim for two lost B.C. snowshoers on Cypress MountainHeavy snow and fog on Wednesday forced search and rescue workers to suspend the hunt for two lost snowshoers on Cypress Mountain.
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