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Doors shut to public at murder trial of man accused of killing off-duty cop
HALIFAX - A pre-trial hearing for a Halifax man accused of murdering an off-duty police officer will be held behind closed doors. Justice Josh Arnold agreed Thursday to the Crown’s unusual reque...
Kayla Derkach Sep 07, 2017
New murder trial ordered for ex-soldier after charge stayed over court delays
TORONTO - Ontario’s top court has ordered a new murder trial for an ex-soldier who walked free because his case took too long to be heard. The Crown had appealed a judge’s decision to stay...
Kayla Derkach Sep 07, 2017
NDP leadership candidate Jagmeet Singh is supported by Peter Julian
VANCOUVER - Federal NDP leadership hopeful Jagmeet Singh has clinched the backing of veteran politician and former leadership rival, Peter Julian. Julian says Singh represents the diversity the NDP ne...
Kayla Derkach Sep 07, 2017

PM says no to decriminalizing drugs while B.C. addictions minister open to idea
VANCOUVER - Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has closed the door on decriminalizing illicit drugs to combat a national overdose crisis but British Columbia’s addictions minister says unprecedented ...
Kayla Derkach Sep 07, 2017
Officials plan B.C. wildfire evacuation centre closure, as fires still rage
KAMLOOPS, B.C. - Social services officials in British Columbia’s southern Interior hope at least one large centre for wildfire evacuees can be closed this weekend, despite warnings that the wild...
Kayla Derkach Sep 07, 2017

Workers to support families for missing and murdered Indigenous women inquiry
INDIAN BROOK, N.S. - It’s been eight years since the body of Tanya Brooks was discovered in the basement window well of a Halifax school. The murder of the 36-year-old mother of five from Millbr...
Kayla Derkach Sep 07, 2017
Thunder Bay, Ont., police chief to stand trial as early as December, lawyer says
THUNDER BAY, Ont. - The police chief of Thunder Bay, Ont., is now expected to stand trial on charges of breach of trust and attempting to obstruct justice as early as December. Chief J.P. Levesque wai...
Kayla Derkach Sep 07, 2017
School boards quickly hiring staff for Nova Scotia pre-primary program
HALIFAX - As the new school year begins, it appears most Nova Scotia school boards will have hired enough staff for the Liberal government’s promised expansion of pre-primary classes for four-ye...
Kayla Derkach Sep 07, 2017
Toronto-born Vanity Fair editor Graydon Carter leaving magazine
Toronto-born Graydon Carter is leaving Vanity Fair after 25 years as the magazine’s editor. In an article on its website, accompanied by a portrait from famed photographer Annie Leibovitz, Vanit...
Kayla Derkach Sep 07, 2017
Toronto councillor apologizes for saying city planner 'should stick to the knitting'
Toronto’s deputy mayor is apologizing for comments he made about the city’s outgoing chief planner after backlash from critics who called his words sexist. Denzil Minnan-Wong told the Toro...
Kayla Derkach Sep 07, 2017

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