DTN News: Canada Top Stories / Headlines News Dated October 2, 2012
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OTTAWA - The influence-peddling case against a former aide to Stephen Harper is set to continue later this month following a brief Ontario court hearing.
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TORONTO - Premier Dalton McGuinty appealed directly to his opposition rivals Tuesday, asking Tim Hudak and Andrea Horwath to release their members from party discipline for a vote on Energy Minister Chris Bentley's contempt of parliament case.
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Quebec Court of Appeal Justice Richard R. Wagner has been nominated to the Supreme Court. “Justice Wagner's candidacy comes following a rigorous and comprehensive evaluation process of his merit and commitment to legal excellence,” said Prime Minister ...
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SYDNEY, NS -- Police in Cape Breton have charged a 77-year-old woman infamously known as the "Internet Black Widow" with attempted murder after her husband suddenly became ill.
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By Jason Langston, Calgary Herald October 2, 2012 Re: "Tory MP Rob Anders apologizes for suggesting Tom Mulcair hastened Jack Layton's death," Herald On-line, Oct. 1. Frustration and anger continue to grow over the idiocy that is Rob Anders.
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One of the world's most notorious pedophiles came home to Vancouver on Friday after being released from a Thai jail. Christopher Neil never made it out of the airport.
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OTTAWA - The US ambassador to Canada has denied Washington put the heat on the Conservative government to move quickly on Omar Khadr's return to home soil.
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There are new insights into two Nova Scotia men facing charges of forcible confinement and sexual assault in documents released Tuesday by the Parole Board of Canada.
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by Community Team Posted: October 2, 2012 10:23 AM Last Updated: October 2, 2012 10:37 AM Should border agents have to answer personal questions to advance their careers?
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MONTREAL, QUE. (NEWS1130) - Once again a Trudeau will be running for leader of the federal Liberals. MP Justin Trudeau, the 40-year-old son of former Prime Minister Pierre Elliott Trudeau, is holding a rally at 4 pm (PST) in his Montreal Papineau ...
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A police helicopter, military emergency equipment and CN Rail employees joined more than 50 firefighters in Winnipeg overnight to help battle a massive chemical warehouse fire that sent fireballs and plumes of thick, black smoke into the sky.
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TORONTO - Get ready for a council meeting this week that will give observers a feeling of deja vu. Will city councillors trash the bag ban?
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Stunning allegations at the Charbonneau commission have stirred up a wave of criticism for Montreal Mayor Gérald Tremblay, this time from his fellow mayor in Quebec City.
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OTTAWA - The federal government is taking away some parking perks from top government bureaucrats and top political staffers. But ministers won't have to worry about finding a place to park at work because they'll still have their taxpayer-funded limos ...
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The search the remains of Tanya Nepinak at Winnipeg's Brady Road landfill has been put off once again. High winds have created safety concerns for the searchers, forcing a postponement until weather conditions improve, police announced on Tuesday.
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OTTAWA - The federal government has been billed more than $3 million for its unsuccessful attempts to keep a high-stakes battle over First Nations child welfare out of the courts.
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Family members of the two women killed in the Algo Centre Mall collapse last summer in Elliot Lake, Ont., have launched a lawsuit against the province, city, mall owner and the engineering firm that deemed the building safe.
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Toronto police say they'll be making a major announcement today regarding the slaying of a local rap artist. Anthony Spencer, 23, was recording at a studio in east-end Toronto when he was shot early on the morning of Jan. 21.
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