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Campaign nets more than $20K for Quebec woman tol ... Support has been pouring in for a Quebec woman who was refused her day in court because she was wearing a hijab, including a crowdfunding campaign that raised more than $20,000 in its first day. ...
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$40 find: Woman buys Chris Hadfield's flight ... A Toronto doctor scored a major thrift-shop find, after discovering a flight suit she picked up on sale for $40 once belonged to Canadian astronaut Chris Hadfield. ...
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B.C. company behind non-browning apples sold to U ... The B.C. company behind non-browning apples has been bought by an American corporation in a $41-million deal. ...
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Cheerleaders set to compete at West Edmonton Mall ... An organizer of a major cheerleading competition that's set to take place at the West Edmonton Mall says that many parents and squads are expressing their support for the event despite threats made last week by the ...
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Daughter of curling great Sandra Schmirler contin ... Shannon England crisscrossed the globe during his wife's sporting career, and it would suit him just fine to do the same with another family member. ...
Global
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B.C. polygamous leader seeks to quash charge ... A leader of a remote British Columbia religious commune is asking the province's Supreme Court to quash a polygamy charge against him. ...
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Answers demanded at vigil for man fatally shot by ... Today, people gathered to remember Naverone Woods, and demand answers about his death. ...
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Inner-city Vancouver youth prepare for epic trip ... More than a dozen Vancouver teenagers went hiking on the North Shore today. It's all in preparation for a major trek next week. ...
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Price gets shutout as Habs top Leafs 4-0 ... Manny Malhotra scored his first goal as a Canadien and Carey Price made 30 saves for his sixth shutout as Montreal downed the Toronto Maple Leafs 4-0 on Saturday night. ...
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Wild horses auctioned off to a home instead of th ... Some of the province's wild horses were saved from the slaughterhouse after an Alberta auctioneer took steps to find them a home. At an Innisfail auction Saturday, more than a dozen were auctioned off to the highest ...
Yahoo Canada
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Medical marijuana industry competes for scarce in ... The free-for-all era of Canada's commercial medical marijuana industry is over as a new crop of growers try to woo scarce investment dollars in an increasingly competitive business, observers say. Boris Ziger, CEO o ...
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One winning ticket for Saturday night's $5-m ... TORONTO - There is one winning ticket for the $5-million jackpot in Saturday night's Lotto 6-49 draw. ...
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China imposes trade restrictions on Canadian beef ... OTTAWA (Reuters) - China has imposed temporary trade restrictions on Canadian beef and beef products in the wake of Canada's discovery of mad cow disease earlier this month, Canada said on Friday. China joins the li ...
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Frozen pipes plague Toronto amid Canadian deep fr ... ...
National Post
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‘She needs to stop interfering': Tories, N ... Ontario Premier Kathleen Wynne 'crossed the line' by saying she doesn’t expect police to lay charges after they investigate the Liberals’ actions in a Sudbury byelection, the opposition parties said Friday ...
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Review board dismisses protest by Dr. Stanley Ber ... A key player in the country’s weight-loss industry deserves a formal caution for violating advertising rules, a professional appeal board in Ontario has ruled ...
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Edmonton man’s million-dollar medical marijuana ... Devam’s warehouse is ready to grow marijuana for medical purposes — but currently, there’s not a green plant in sight ...
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Parliament Hill shooter Michael Zehaf-Bibeau’s ... The Embassy of Libya in Ottawa says Michael Zehaf-Bibeau’s body was sent to Libya, and a family member in that country said the body was buried in mid-November ...
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David Reevely: Seniors’ discounts for public se ... Discounts on public services for senior citizens who can afford to pay more are bad for us, says a new report that, politics being what it is, will go nowhere ...
The Globe and Mail
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Venezuela to require American citizens to apply f ... President Nicolas Maduro said Saturday that “gringo” meddling had forced him to adopt the series of restrictive measures ...
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Online campaign nets $20,000 for Quebec woman tol ... Two Vancouver residents launched the campaign on Friday to help Rania El-Alloul buy a car ...
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Hundreds gather to mourn outside funeral for Elij ... Service for Toronto boy who froze to death draws overflow crowd ...
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Greek PM accuses Spain, Portugal of anti-Athens ... Tsipras rejects criticism that Athens had staged a climbdown to secure an extension of its financial lifeline ...
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Two dead after shooting in Toronto McDonald’s ... Incident occurs around 3 a.m. in city’s east end ...