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Morgentaler honour launched in church basement - Globe and Mail

Morgentaler honour launched in church basement
Globe and Mail - 9 hours ago
TORONTO -- About a dozen of Henry Morgentaler's supporters met in the basement of Toronto's Trinity-St. Paul's United Church in January, 2005, to brainstorm how to get the abortion-rights crusader appointed to the Order of Canada.
Morgentaler is no hero -- women who don't abort are Canada.com
Multiple reactions to Morgentaler Toronto Star
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Betancourt leaves hospital after medical check-up - AFP

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Betancourt leaves hospital after medical check-up
AFP - 1 hour ago
PARIS (AFP) - Former Colombian presidential candidate Ingrid Betancourt on Saturday left a Paris hospital after medical tests which her sister said were "satisfactory" following her six years as a hostage of rebels in the jungle.
Colombia foils bomb plot after rescue - officials Reuters
Betancourt undergoes health tests BBC News
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Military to investigate soldier's death - Canada.com

Canada.com
Military to investigate soldier's death
Canada.com - 1 hour ago
KANDAHAR AIRFIELD, Afghanistan -- Corporal Brendan Anthony Downey did not die in a combat zone and his death is the subject of a military investigation but he will be honoured with a ramp ceremony to repatriate his body, say Canadian Forces officials.
Canadian soldier found dead in Middle East Toronto Star
Canadian soldier found dead at undisclosed Middle Eastern base The Canadian Press
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US deserter wins appeal in fight for refugee status - Globe and Mail

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US deserter wins appeal in fight for refugee status
Globe and Mail - 9 hours ago
The Immigration and Refugee Board was wrong when it decided that an American deserter couldn't claim refugee status in Canada because the military transgressions he was evading weren't severe enough to be war crimes or crimes against humanity, ...
Court's ruling may give Iraq war resisters 2nd chance Toronto Sun
US deserter wins appeal in battle for refugee status Canada.com
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Recognise me as Zimbabwe president or no talks: Mugabe - AFP

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Recognise me as Zimbabwe president or no talks: Mugabe
AFP - 21 hours ago
HARARE (AFP) - A defiant Robert Mugabe ruled out the prospect of talks with his opponents on ending Zimbabwe's political crisis Friday unless they acknowledged his victory in a one-man presidential election.
West condemns Mugabe, ignores other Africa despots The Associated Press
Botswana takes hard-line approach to Mugabe CBC.ca
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Mounties honoured - Edmonton Sun

Mounties honoured
Edmonton Sun - 9 hours ago
By IAN MCDOUGALL, SPECIAL TO SUN MEDIA MAYERTHORPE -- Four Mounties killed in the line of duty were memorialized in Mayerthorpe yesterday with the unveiling of bronze statues accompanied by a full RCMP honour guard with its ranks swelled by police from ...
Harper pays tribute at Mayerthorpe memorial Edmonton Journal
Mayerthorpe can 'move beyond grief' Calgary Herald
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â€¢ Police officer charged for drugs, under ... - Hamilton Spectator

â€¢ Police officer charged for drugs, under ...
Hamilton Spectator - 4 hours ago
Const. Patrick Lee, one of two Toronto police officers charged earlier this week with running a large-scale criminal enterprise, is under investigation again, this time for owning a bar, police said yesterday.
Union won't cover accused cops' defence Canoe.ca
Constables facing grow-op charges free on bail Globe and Mail
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Hundreds more to flee forest fire threat in Saskatchewan - CBC.ca

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Hundreds more to flee forest fire threat in Saskatchewan
CBC.ca - 5 hours ago
About 400 people were set to leave their homes in the area of Sandy Bay, Sask., on Saturday to escape thick smoke from forest fires, bringing the number of evacuees in the province to about 2800.
Smoke from forest fires forces more evacuations Canada.com
Sask. wildfires force thousands from homes Globe and Mail
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Court hears recordings of co-conspirators - Ottawa Citizen

Court hears recordings of co-conspirators
Ottawa Citizen - 5 hours ago
Immediately after Momin Khawaja left London in 2004, his alleged co-conspirators in a terrorism plot were recorded by British Security Services having a long conversation about the best way to carry out jihad, including plotting to blow up one of ...
Bomb targets heard on tape Toronto Sun
Court hears ringleader talk of attacks Globe and Mail
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Canadian man missing in Colombia - Toronto Star

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Canadian man missing in Colombia
Toronto Star - 9 hours ago
A Canadian man who disappeared in Colombia last month may have been kidnapped, according to reports in the Colombian press. Thomas MacLean, 46, believed to be from Ottawa, disappeared around 6 pm on June 26 with his brother-in-law, Jesus Salvador ...
Ottawa man believed kidnapped in Colombia Globe and Mail
Canuck feared kidnapped in Colombia Canoe.ca
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Pakistan nuclear proliferation case 'closed' - The Associated Press

The Associated Press
Pakistan nuclear proliferation case 'closed'
The Associated Press - 1 hour ago
ISLAMABAD, Pakistan (AP) - Pakistan's Foreign Ministry insisted Saturday that its nuclear proliferation case was closed, a day after the disgraced architect of its atomic program claimed the army under President Pervez Musharraf helped spread the ...
Pakistan army denies report of atom scientist charge Reuters India
Pakistan denies Musharraf sent centrifuges to N.Korea AFP
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Kapoustin to return Sunday from Bulgarian jail - Canada.com

Canada.com
Kapoustin to return Sunday from Bulgarian jail
Canada.com - 21 hours ago
PARIS - Canadian businessman Michael Kapoustin, who has been in Bulgarian custody since 1996, is expected to return to Canada on Sunday, according to his lawyer and a Canadian official.
Canadian freed from prison, but still in Bulgaria Globe and Mail
BC man close to end of 12-year legal ordeal in Bulgaria Ottawa Citizen
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No traces of chemical found in river after train derailment - Vancouver Sun

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No traces of chemical found in river after train derailment
Vancouver Sun - 10 hours ago
LYTTON -- Water samples from the Thompson River taken from the site of a derailment near Lytton contained no ethylene glycol, which had been reported leaking from one of two tank cars that ended up in the river.
Lytton, BC mayor says railways must use best technology to prevent ... The Canadian Press
Derailment leaks toxic chemical into Thompson Globe and Mail
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Another win for free speech - Calgary Herald

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Another win for free speech
Calgary Herald - 9 hours ago
A recent judgment of the Supreme Court of Canada shows just how the justice system is diverging from the direction taken by the country's human rights commissions.
Good to see high court's support of Canadians who speak out Sault Star
Decision clarifies fair comment guidelines Vancouver Sun
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Happy hour curbed to reduce violence - Calgary Herald

Calgary Herald
Happy hour curbed to reduce violence
Calgary Herald - 4 Jul 2008
The Stelmach government announced Thursday it will introduce minimum drink prices, curb happy hour and rein in last call across the province effective Aug. 1, in an attempt to corral booze-fuelled violence in pubs and bars.
Last call for cheap drinks in Alberta CBC.ca
Alberta imposes minimum drink prices for all bars and lounges as ... The Canadian Press
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Former Sask civil servant with gambling addiction jailed 15 months ... - The Canadian Press

Canada.com
Former Sask civil servant with gambling addiction jailed 15 months ...
The Canadian Press - 21 hours ago
REGINA - A high-rolling former civil servant is going from a casino floor to a jail cell after stealing hundreds of thousands of dollars from the Saskatchewan government to feed her gambling addiction.
Former government employee Oates sentenced to 15 months for fraud The Gazette (Montreal)
Former government employee Oates sentenced to 15 months for fraud Canada.com
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Cops identify body found in Lynn Creek - Vancouver Sun

CTV British Columbia
Cops identify body found in Lynn Creek
Vancouver Sun - 9 hours ago
A body recovered from Lynn Creek Friday morning has been identified as 26-year-old Andrew Koch, police said. Emergency crews pulled the body from the water at about 9:30 am using a dive team and underwater cameras, said Cpl.
Friends searching for BC man spot body CBC.ca
Body retrieved from Lynn Canyon waters Friday The Province
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8 die in Ontario on Canada Day long weekend - Toronto Star

CTV.ca
8 die in Ontario on Canada Day long weekend
Toronto Star - 2 Jul 2008
Eight people died on highways and waterways patrolled by provincial police over the Canada Day long weekend. Highway crashes claimed the lives of four people, while three people died in water accidents and another was killed in an ATV crash.
OPP reports eight long weekend deaths CTV.ca
Four die in long weekend accidents Caledon Enterprise
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Suspect charged in manhole thefts - Canoe.ca

Suspect charged in manhole thefts
Canoe.ca - 9 hours ago
By JON WILLING, SUN MEDIA Ottawa police have recovered 25 manhole covers and charged the man they believe is responsible for stealing the heavy pieces of metal from an east-end neighbourhood.
Charges in thefts of manhole covers Ottawa Citizen
Arrest made in sewer lid thefts Times Colonist
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Court ruling in Pakistan leaves husband 'devastated' - Toronto Star

National Post
Court ruling in Pakistan leaves husband 'devastated'
Toronto Star - 4 Jul 2008
Muhammad Shahid Jamil Qureshi, the minister for state of Pakistan (middle), denies he held Richmond Hill mother Kafila Siddiqui, left, against her will in Pakistan.
Ex-Pakistan minister acquitted of murdering Canadian woman CBC.ca
Charged with killing Canadian, ex-cabinet minister acquitted Globe and Mail
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