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• Is Ottawa pressured to make climate change commitments?
• 3 people killed in head-on crash south of Regina
• Future of flood-ravaged Arrest Processing Unit debated
• Volunteers head to High River to help flood victims
• Brazeau's pay docked 20 per cent to repay expenses
• Landlord doubts B.C. terror suspects could pull off bomb plot
• Toronto transit sorry for 'horrendous' commute
• Crew safe after Labrador water bomber goes down
• Video: Inside B.C. bomb plot suspects' suite
• Video: Bomb plot suspect's coworker believes Korody was coerced
• Power failure plunges Montreal Metro into darkness
• Canada Day terror suspects had checkered past
• Canada to resettle 1,300 Syrian refugees by end of 2014
• Edmonton child latest to die after being found in overheated car
• Vancouver man finds naked intruder cooking eggs in his home
• Opposition critical of timing of 5 Ontario byelections
• Welcome to Turks and Caicos, Canada, MP hopes to say
• Release of raid warrants with possible Ford controversy ties require caution
• From 'street punks' to alleged jihadist: biographies emerge of accused bombers
• Canada's telecom companies want clarity on part of the new wireless code
• Canada bombing suspect's past: A tale of violence, drugs, punk music

Is Ottawa pressured to make climate change commitments? Posted: 03 Jul 2013 02:25 PM PDT With a new deadline to release greenhouse gas emission regulations to Canada's oil and gas producers having just slipped by with no results, is the government just dragging its feet, or might we be seeing some stronger commitments against climate … Continue reading →

3 people killed in head-on crash south of Regina Posted: 03 Jul 2013 09:47 PM PDT The RCMP are investigating after a head-on crash on crash on Highway 6 south of Regina has left three people dead Wednesday evening.

Future of flood-ravaged Arrest Processing Unit debated Posted: 03 Jul 2013 09:34 PM PDT Calgary's mayor waded into the debate on where people who are recently arrested by police should be jailed in the future after the Arrest Processing Unit downtown sustained serious damage when flood waters hit the city.

Volunteers head to High River to help flood victims Posted: 03 Jul 2013 04:34 PM PDT People in High River are welcoming hundreds of volunteers arriving by the busload to help with the massive cleanup of flooded homes and businesses in the southern Alberta town.

Brazeau's pay docked 20 per cent to repay expenses Posted: 03 Jul 2013 11:42 AM PDT Senator Patrick Brazeau has been sent a letter from the Senate notifying him that 20 per cent of his pay will be docked until he has repaid $48,000 in housing and travel expenses he claimed inappropriately.

Landlord doubts B.C. terror suspects could pull off bomb plot Posted: 03 Jul 2013 11:19 AM PDT The man who owns the Surrey, B.C., home where two people accused of trying to carry out a domestic terrorist plot lived questions how the pair could have pulled off such a plan.

Toronto transit sorry for 'horrendous' commute Posted: 03 Jul 2013 12:42 PM PDT Wednesday morning's commute was so "horrendous," the TTC concedes, that the transit commission's CEO later offered his apologies in person to rush-hour passengers at Bloor station.

Crew safe after Labrador water bomber goes down Posted: 03 Jul 2013 03:18 PM PDT Western Labrador is down to two water bombers following a scary incident this afternoon.

Video: Inside B.C. bomb plot suspects' suite Posted: 03 Jul 2013 11:16 AM PDT John Nuttall and Amanda Korody lived in Surrey, B.C., basement

Video: Bomb plot suspect's coworker believes Korody was coerced Posted: 03 Jul 2013 12:56 PM PDT Katrina Mandrake-Johnston believes Amanda Korody was coerced

Power failure plunges Montreal Metro into darkness Posted: 03 Jul 2013 03:30 PM PDT Thousands of Montreal public transit users and people on rides at amusement park La Ronde were stranded after a major power failure during rush hour.

Canada Day terror suspects had checkered past Posted: 03 Jul 2013 08:58 AM PDT He was opinionated, political, loyal and loved to express himself through music. That thin profile has come to light about terror suspect John Nuttall since he was arrested for allegedly plotting to detonate explosives at the B.C. legislature on Canada … Continue reading →

Canada to resettle 1,300 Syrian refugees by end of 2014 Posted: 03 Jul 2013 02:18 PM PDT EDMONTON - Canada plans to resettle up to 1,300 refugees from war-torn Syria by the end of next year, federal Immigration Minister Jason Kenney announced Wednesday.

Edmonton child latest to die after being found in overheated car Posted: 03 Jul 2013 11:51 AM PDT It happens more often than you would think: A child left, most often forgotten, in the back of an overheated car suffer heatstroke and all too frequently death. It happened in Milton, Ont., last week. And it almost happened against … Continue reading →

Vancouver man finds naked intruder cooking eggs in his home Posted: 03 Jul 2013 02:54 PM PDT VANCOUVER - You may have heard of the movie "Naked Lunch," but police say it was a naked dinner that led to a man's arrest in Vancouver.

Opposition critical of timing of 5 Ontario byelections Posted: 03 Jul 2013 10:24 AM PDT Ontario will see five byelections take place just before the August long weekend, a decision that opposition parties say has been made to maximize the government's chances of holding onto the vacant seats.

Welcome to Turks and Caicos, Canada, MP hopes to say Posted: 03 Jul 2013 08:06 AM PDT Look out from the sandy beach to the endless blue waters in a land with an average of 350 days of sunshine each year. And then sing the anthem of the land you're in: O Canada. That's the dream of … Continue reading →

Release of raid warrants with possible Ford controversy ties require caution Posted: 03 Jul 2013 06:59 AM PDT A quest to get to the heart of a massive Toronto drug investigation, with hinted ties to Mayor Rob Ford's own simmering controversy, will proceed in slow motion after a judge granted access to files by the end of August. … Continue reading →

From 'street punks' to alleged jihadist: biographies emerge of accused bombers Posted: 03 Jul 2013 05:45 PM PDT VANCOUVER - To people who knew them, the couple accused of planning to bomb a crowded Canada Day celebration at the British Columbia legislature were Johnny and Anna — a pair of "street punks" who struggled with addiction and poverty but seemed to be getting their lives back together.

Canada's telecom companies want clarity on part of the new wireless code Posted: 03 Jul 2013 04:36 PM PDT MONTREAL - Canada's major telecom companies are challenging part of the CRTC's new wireless code of conduct, saying it would affect millions of three-year cellphone contracts retroactively.

Canada bombing suspect's past: A tale of violence, drugs, punk music Posted: 03 Jul 2013 04:34 PM PDT By Nicole Mordant and Jennifer Kwan SURREY, British Columbia (Reuters) - One of the suspects in a Canadian bomb plot is a former drug user with a history of violence, a self-styled "Muslim Punk" who also wrote songs about his love for Satan. Descriptions of John Nuttall by four people who knew him, combined with court records and his own postings online, portray a sometimes troubled man on the margins of society. ...

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