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G20 finance ministers to discuss Europe crisis Tuesday: Canada
TORONTO (Reuters) - Finance ministers from the Group of 20 will discuss the European debt crisis on Tuesday, Canadian Finance Minister Jim Flaherty said on Monday. Asked whether the crisis was an issue for the G20, Flaherty told reporters ...  
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Cuts to Canadian archives suit the Harper Tories in more ways than one
Last Thursday, the Archivist of Canada got up on his hind legs and tried to explain why there’s nothing to fear from the deep cuts to Libraries and Archives Canada being made by the government of Prime Minister Stephen Harper.read more  
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Media Advisory-BMO Volunteer Day: BMO Employees in Halifax and Across North...
Tomorrow, BMO employees in Halifax will trade their suits and keyboards for smocks and brushes to help spruce up the community room at the Supportive Housing for Young Mothers centre in Dartmouth, Nova Scotia. The initiative is part of the first North American-wide employee volunteer day that the bank has organized in response to employees' interest in connecting more directly with charities and organizations in their communities who can...  
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NBA Draft 2012: Why the Toronto Raptors Need Dion Waiters
I’ve already stirred up quite a bit of commotion with the notion that Dion Waiter’s could be somewhat of a secret potion for the Raptors. Some agree with. Some flat out think I’m off my rocker. Others agree, but want to trade down and take him later ...  
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Just Energy Group Inc. Announces June Dividend
Just Energy Group Inc. (TSX:JE)(NYSE:JE) filed notice with the Toronto Stock Exchange and the New York Stock Exchange today announcing its June dividend. A dividend of Cdn. $0.10333/common share (Cdn. $1.24 annually) will be paid on June 30th, 2012 to ...  
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Michael Den Tandt: Tory, NDP principles may be a gift to the Liberals
This is the worst of times to be a Liberal. Right? Of course right. NDP leader Tom Mulcair is aggressively carving out a commodious niche left of centre. Prime Minister Stephen Harper, finally, is establishing his bona fides as an economic conservative. There’s no room betwixt or between for the old Grits, exhausted as they ...  
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ENTREC Closes $95 Million Credit Facilities
SPRUCE GROVE, ALBERTA--(Marketwire - June 4, 2012) - ENTREC Corporation ("ENTREC") (TSX VENTURE:ENT) is pleased to announce it has closed credit facilities of $95 million with a syndicate of lenders led by Canadian Western Bank ("CWB") and including Bank of Nova Scotia and the Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce. The financing replaces ENTREC's existing CWB credit facility.  
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Tory calls in disputed riding anger Liberals
The Liberals are expected to complain in the House of Commons today that voters in the suburban Toronto riding of Etobicoke Centre received calls accusing Liberal Borys Wrzesnewskyj of plotting to "overthrow" the vote there, and saying voters will have ...  
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Edmonton Eskimos secure two, 2012 CFL draft picks
Capicciotti is the first Simon Fraser University player taken by the Eskimos, since James Gardner in 1991 and Sean Millington in 1990. King was selected 53rd overall in the 2012 CFL Draft. He played his college football at Saint Mary’s University (08-10 ...  
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Cameco Elects to End Option on Calypso Uranium Argentina Properties
Calypso Uranium Corp. (TSX VENTURE:CLP) ("Calypso" or the "Company") - Calypso announced the Company has been provided with notice by Cameco Global Exploration Ltd. ("Cameco") that Cameco will not be exercising its right to proceed with the third year of ...  
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Bombers open training camp Sunday with lots of competition for starting slots...
WINNIPEG - Paul LaPolice's message to the Winnipeg Blue Bombers as training camp opens is pretty simple — no one's job is guaranteed. "Just because they started last year doesn't mean they start this year," said Winnipeg's coach Sunday, as perhaps 8,000 ...  
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Sask. premier has 'concerns' with Mulcair's Dutch Disease
In February, Ontario Premier Dalton McGuinty also got into hot water with the Western Premiers after he said that a strong oilsands industry means a high Canadian dollar, which hurts Ontario's manufacturing and export sectors. "The only reason the dollar ...  
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Liberals upset with Tories over weekend tactics in disputed riding
The Liberals are expected to complain in the House of Commons Monday that voters in the suburban Toronto riding of Etobicoke Centre received calls accusing Liberal Borys Wrzesnewskyj of plotting to "overthrow" the vote there, and saying voters ...  
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Tories plan to revamp defence spending plans
Although Defence Minister Peter MacKay describes the hallmark plan as a “living document,” the reset comes at a time when the government has been hammered politically over the F-35 stealth fighter, an issue that tarnished the fiscally responsible image ...  
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Edmonton Eskimos lock up first round draft pick Shamawd Chambers ...
Edmonton - The Edmonton Eskimos have signed non-import wide receiver Shamawd Chambers who was selected in the first round (6th overall) in the 2012 CFL Canadian Draft, the club announced today. Chambers has recently signed for two years and an option.  
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Tories to revamp defence spending plans: sources
Although Defence Minister Peter MacKay describes the hallmark plan as a "living document," the reset comes at a time when the government has been hammered politically over the F-35 stealth fighter, an issue that tarnished the fiscally responsible image ...  
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Halifax gymnast highlights winners at Sport Nova Scotia awards
Olympic hopeful Ellie Black was crowned Sport Nova Scotia’s female individual athlete of the year at the 16th annual Ricoh Sport Awards on Saturday. Black, who is one of 12 female gymnasts still vying for five Canadian spots in London, edged out sprinter ...  
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Regina holds diabetes walk
“She was just feeling sick … My wife could tell, actually, that something was wrong,” said Daryl, one of the participants in this years Telus Walk to Cure Diabetes event on Sunday at Wascana Park. “It totally changes the way your ...  
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Saskatchewan Roughriders head coach Corey Chamblin makes his point
Corey Chamblin sent a message Sunday ... Chamblin then suggested that dropping a player down the depth chart for doing something wrong is not simply an attempt on his part to inspire his charges. For Chamblin, the practice represents part ...  
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Bomb threat at Canadian Tire a hoax
A bomb threat called into the Grande Prairie Canadian Tire location on 99 Street Sunday evening turned out to be a hoax, but RCMP officials are not treating the matter as a laughing matter. According to Community Policing and Media Relations officer Cpl.[...]  
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Xavier Fulton ready to fight for a job with the Saskatchewan Roughriders...
The 26-year-old product of Chicago won a Golden Gloves championship in the Illinois city on April 13, improving his record as a boxer to 3-0 with a victory by decision over Terry Lance in the super-heavyweight (201 pounds and over) final.  
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Liberals Turn On Barack Obama As Election Nears
When you're a politician, you know things are getting bad when your own biggest supporters start turning on you. In the article you may read by clicking the image below, long time liberal writer Maureen Dowd outlines the bad week President Barack Obama just finished. It appears Obama's biggest supporters are not carrying the water for him anymore. Watch VideoSubscribe To The "Hutch Report" Daily Email.Enter Your Address In The Box To Continue...  
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General Motors Company : Canada Fin Min : Expects GM Will Maintain Strong...
The Canadian government expects General Motors Co. (GM) will maintain a "strong presence" in the country, Finance Minister Jim Flaherty said Friday, in reaction to news that the U.S. automaker will shut a vehicle assembly line at its plant in Oshawa, Ont.  
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NATO rescues aid workers held by Afghan militants
It was a risky but successful operation: British and other NATO forces stormed a cave tucked in the mountains before dawn Saturday and rescued two foreign female aid workers and their two Afghan colleagues being held hostage by Taliban-linked militants.  
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Unsolved crimes: Kelowna
You could have the missing piece of the puzzle that will help the RCMP put someone behind bars. Here are some recent crimes that Central Okanagan Crime Stoppers hope you can help solve by calling our anonymous tips line at 1-800-222-TIPS (8477), visit our website at www.crimestoppers.net or text ...  
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GM plant closing in Oshawa 'absolutely sickening'
He said he couldn’t say when Canada would sell its GM shares, saying that’s up to Finance Minister Jim Flaherty. Mr. Buckley of the CAW said workers should not be losing their jobs after the concessions they made during the 2008-2009 auto crisis ...  
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Sask premier has 'concerns' with Mulcair's Dutch Disease
NDP leader Tom Mulcair's tone may have changed following his first trip to Alberta's oilsands but his diagnosis for what is ailing Canada's economy remains the same, says Saskatchewan Premier Brad Wall. In an interview airing on CBC Radio's The House on ...  
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NATO Rescues Aid Workers Held By Afghan Militants
The four work for Medair, a humanitarian non-governmental organization based near Lausanne, Switzerland. "They were kidnapped by an armed terrorist group with ties to the Taliban," said Lt. Col. Jimmie Cummings, a spokesman for the U.S.-led ...  
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Tories, NDP trade barbs over oilsands before Mulcair's Alberta tour
Although he's been accused of driving a wedge between Eastern and Western Canada by suggesting the premiers of British Columbia, Saskatchewan and Alberta were nothing but "messengers" for Prime Minister Stephen Harper, he insisted his beef is ...  
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MacKay – Afghan mission will prompt NATO reform
Peter MacKay, in an interview with Reuters, said both Canada and NATO had learned tough lessons about counter-insurgency during their efforts to maintain stability after the removal of the Taliban from power in 2001. He said the Afghan mission ...  
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Finance Minister confirms RIM won't receive Canadian bailout
Fredericton - Research in Motion, the struggling Canadian-owned BlackBerry-maker, will not receive a bailout from the federal government, confirmed Conservative Finance Minister Jim Flaherty Thursday in New Brunswick. For months now, there has been ...  
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Thomas Mulcair tours Alberta oilsands
NDP leader creates furor among three Western premiers with his view that the resource-driven economies in Alberta, Saskatchewan and B.C. have inflated the Canadian dollar.  
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RCMP: We'll help find him
OTTAWA -- The Mounties are offering a pat on the back to fellow police forces in their search for suspected killer Luka Rocco Magnotta. "I'm very impressed with the speed and the developments that the Montreal and the Ottawa police are making and it sounds ...  
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Most actively traded companies on the TSX, TSX Venture Exchange markets...
TORONTO - Some of the most active companies traded Friday on the Toronto Stock Exchange and the TSX Venture Exchange: Toronto Stock Exchange (11,361.20, down 152.01 points): Rubicon Minerals Corp. (TSX:RMX). Miner. Up 16 cents, or 5.61 per cent ...  
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Afghan mission will prompt NATO reform: MacKay
SINGAPORE - The NATO alliance will emerge strengthened from its decade-long mission to crush Taliban militants in Afghanistan with a general will to reform the 28-nation bloc, Canada’s defence minister said on Saturday. Peter MacKay, in an interview with ...  
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Biden thanks Harper for Afghan funding
U.S. Vice President Joe Biden called Prime Minister Stephen Harper on Thursday to thank him for Canada's recent commitment to contribute funds to Afghan security forces, the vice-president's office said. The call came in the wake of the recent NATO summit ...  
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Americas think-tank 'disingenuous' to blame Tories for demise: memo
That sharp viewpoint is revealed in a briefing note prepared by bureaucrats last summer for Foreign Affairs Minister John Baird in the months leading up to the shuttering of the Canadian Foundation for the Americas, or FOCAL. The memo offers a view ...  
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NDP grassroots defer decision on PST hike
NDP grassroots decided this morning at the party’s annual convention to defer a resolution calling for the provincial government to hike the PST to raise more money to fix Manitoba's crumbling roads and bridges. The decision means a call by the Manitoba Federation of Labour to increase the  
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China steps up Afghan role as Western pullout nears
China steps up Afghan role as Western pullout nearsReutersBy Sanjeev Miglani | KABUL (Reuters) - China and Afghanistan will sign an agreement in the coming days that strategically deepens their ties, Afghan officials say, the strongest signal yet that Beijing wants a role beyond economic partnership as ...and more »  
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NATO forces rescue foreign aid workers held by Taliban
This undated family photo released by the family of British aid worker Helen Johnston Saturday June 2, 2012 shows British aid worker Helen Johnston in London. KABUL, Afghanistan (AP) — NATO forces swooped in by helicopter before dawn Saturday ...  
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BlackBerry-maker RIM won’t get help from Ottawa, Jim Flaherty says
BlackBerry-maker RIM should restructure without aid from the government, Finance Minister Jim Flaherty says. Not that they’ve asked for any.  
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CANADA STOCKS-TSX sinks as growth fears intensify
Petursson said Canada's energy index, down almost 15 percent since the beginning of May, has been hurt by speculators getting out of the oil trade as prices fall. The Toronto Stock Exchange's S/TSX composite index closed down 152.01 points ...  
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BlackBerrys aren’t cars: Jim Flaherty rules out RIM aid
That's not to suggest that RIM is going to need Ottawa's help amid its mounting troubles - and it doesn't appear to have asked for any - only that Finance Minister Jim Flaherty is already ... growth is slowing at a faster pace than projected.  
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NATO rescues doctors kidnapped by Taliban in 'extraordinarily brave...
A NATO rescue team dropped by helicopter in remote mountains of northern Afghanistan early on Saturday freed four aid workers, including two doctors, who had been seized by the Taliban last month, the alliance said. The aid workers, employed by ...  
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Regina athletes win gold medals
The Campbell Collegiate student continued his dominance on the track on Friday at the Saskatchewan High Schools Athletic Association provincial track and field championships in Saskatoon. Endicott, along with O'Neill's Greg Hetterley and Luther's Reis ...  
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Rumer - Rumer's Bizarre Gift For Barack Obama
Pop star Rumer presented U S President Barack Obama with a tin of chocolate biscuits when she performed at the White House last month May12 The singersongwriter was invited to join Stevie Wonder and Sheryl Crow on the bill at the special event in hono...  
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Oh Canada: The Manitoba Legislature All Lit Up for Gay Pride
The Manitoba legislature is joining in Winnipeg Pride celebrations: “This is one of the most significant things we are doing to celebrate the occasion of our 25th anniversary,” said Barb Burkowski, Chair, Pride Winnipeg. “What really started the Pride movement...  
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Kofi Annan and Sir Richard Branson urge Tories to change crime bill
The former head of the United Nations, Kofi Annan, and a billionaire entrepreneur, Sir Richard Branson, have put their names to an open letter delivered to Prime Minister Stephen Harper and the Senate over the government’s omnibus crime bill.  
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Court approves Glencore's $6.1-billion takeover of Viterra
Calgary-based Agrium Inc. (TSX:AGU) will pay $1.8 billion for the majority of Viterra's retail business. Meanwhile, privately held Richardson International of Winnipeg will also acquire a 23 per cent share of Viterra's grain handling assets in Canada ...  
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Deaths in Saskatchewan were murder-suicide, police say
The deaths of three family members in St. Walburg, Sask., were confirmed as a double-homicide and suicide, RCMP say. In a statement released Friday, police said the deaths of Hayley Wourms, 23, and Cayden Wourms, 2, were being classified as homicides, and ...  
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Flaherty says recovery remains fragile, and subject to global, internal shocks
OTTAWA - Finance Minister Jim Flaherty says the Canadian recovery is fragile and vulnerable to shocks either from Europe or from a national rail strike. The finance minister says the Canadian government is doing what it can to shelter the economy from being affected by the European debt crisis. Flah  
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Halifax needs 2 more seats in legislature: report
A Nova Scotia commission has recommended that Halifax should receive two new seats and one constituency ... represent the percentage of Acadians spread across the province. Charles Gaudet, the director of the Nova Scotia Acadian Federation, said the ...  
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Canadian market pressured by energy, mining stocks
SAN FRANCISCO (MarketWatch) -- Canadian stocks slid lower Thursday dragged down by the mining, materials and energy sectors. The S/TSX Composite Index fell 0.3% to 11,397 as the S/TSX Capped Diversified Metals and Mining Index declined 2.1%. The S/TSX Capped Energy Index also fell 1.1% and the S/TSX Capped Materials Index shed 0.9%. Shares of Suncor Energy Inc. declined 1.3%, Potash Corp. of Saskatchewan shares fell 1.5%, Canadian...  
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Day4 Energy Inc. Announces Delisting of Shares on the Toronto Stock Exchange
BURNABY, BC, May 30, 2012 /PRNewswire/ - Day4 Energy Inc. ("Day4" or the "Company") (TSX: DFE) announces that it has been advised that the Toronto Stock Exchange (the "TSX") will delist the Company's common shares at the close of markets on June 22, 2012 following an application for...  
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Nigeria: Akwa Ibom Guber Tussle - Supreme Court Dismisses ACN's Appeal...
A seven-man panel of the Supreme Court, yesterday unanimously dismissed the appeal instituted by the Action Congress of Nigeria (ACN) governorship candidate in Akwa Ibom State in the April 2011 governorship election, Senator James Akpanudoedehe, seeking to ...  
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Alberta Oilsands Inc. Announces Board of Directors' Changes; Annual and...
Calgary, Alberta CANADA, May 09, 2012 /FSC/ - Alberta Oilsands Inc. (AOS - TSX Venture), (the "Company", "Alberta Oilsands" or "AOS") is pleased to announce that Mr. Wayne Bobye has joined the Board of Directors (the "Board") of AOS.  Mr. Bobye is an ...  
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NATO, Afghan forces kill 14 after rebels attack base
KHOST, Afghanistan (Reuters) - NATO and Afghan forces killed 14 insurgents during a rebel attack ... Taliban spokesman Zabihullah Mujahid said several fighters armed with heavy weapons went inside the base after the blast. Violence has surged ...  
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Esri Canada Recognizes Manitoba Hydro for Seamless, Province-Wide Property...
Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada -Integrates Best Available Data in Support of Improved Decision-Making WINNIPEG, Esri Canada User Conference ? May 30, 2012 ? Utilities need an accurate and consistent basemap of property data to support numerous processes including network planning, design, construction, operation and facility retirement.... Read More  
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Tories quell northern workers' EI anxiety
Manitoba Premier Greg Selinger said he's concerned EI reforms could push ... to collect EI will mean greater poverty in already struggling communities," she said. "(Finley's approach doesn't fit the reality people face in northern Manitoba," she added.  
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Unsolved crimes: West Kelowna
You could have the missing piece of the puzzle that will help the RCMP put someone behind bars. Here are some recent crimes that Central Okanagan Crime Stoppers hope you can help solve by calling our anonymous tips line at 1-800-222-TIPS (8477), visit our website at www.crimestoppers.net or text ...  
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RCMP confirm Airdrie father killed himself after murdering wife and son
CBC.caRCMP confirm Airdrie father killed himself after murdering wife and son660 NewsA picture of Darren and Hayley Wourms. The bodies of the two and their young son were found along a remote highway in Saskatchewan. courtesy of Facebook RCMP in Saskatchewan have confirmed the tragic death of an Airdrie family in St. Walburg is a ...Investigation confirms Airdrie dad killed his wife, son and then himselfCalgary HeraldAlta. man killed family...  
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New bill to address Mountie discipline imminent: Toews
Saying he is "amazed" by what "little authority" commanders have to discipline bad Mounties, Public Safety Minister Vic Toews has vowed to table new legislation "very soon" that would give local RCMP leadership the ability to act quickly in cases of misconduct.  
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Nichols not trying to be Ricky Ray
Edmonton Eskimos' quarterback hopeful Matt Nichols listens to the coaching staff during rookie camp at Commonwealth Stadium on Friday. Perry Mah, Edmonton Sun He’s trying to be the next Travis Lulay, the next Drew Tate. “Obviously Ricky is gone and ...  
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Clarification of Property Disclosures
VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA--(Marketwire - May 15, 2012) - As a result of a review by the British Columbia Securities Commission, Apella Resources Inc. (TSX VENTURE:APA)(OTCQX:APAFF)(FRANKFURT:NWN) wishes to clarify certain disclosures made on the Company ...  
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RCMP shoot, kill Burnaby double murder suspect in Maple Ridge (with video...
On his Facebook page, Mitchell posted a rant May 4 about colleagues at Victoria-based Themis Security Services, calling one an “insignificant lowly little punk who masquerades as a successful person.” He went on to write that the person, whom he identi ...  
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Tories given plum posts
During his days as an opposition MP, Prime Minister Stephen Harper was critical of political appointments made by former prime ministers Brian Mulroney and Jean Chrétien. A spokesman for Harper said Friday that each one of the candidates identified in the ...  
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Saskatchewan Roughriders' new stadium gets go-ahead … with no land, no...
But officials say staff will work on seating, concessions and washroom ideas for the stadium, which would become the new home of the CFL Saskatchewan Roughriders. The city's deputy manager says in a news release that the province needs to make a ...  
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Winnipeg police get their dog house
They work long hard hours, tracking suspects and detecting drugs, now the four legged Winnipeg Police canines are being rewarded with a brand new home. Friday, a ceremony marked the beginning of construction on a state of the art, 4500 square feet facility ...  
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Van Koeverden, Oldershaw paddle into finals
Adam van Koeverden and Mark Oldershaw won their opening heats Friday and advanced directly to finals at the third Sprint Canoe/Kayak World Cup in Moscow. Van Koeverden of Oakville, Ont., and Oldershaw of Burlington, Ont., were the only Canadian athletes to ...  
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Energy, mining stocks weigh on Canadian market
SAN FRANCISCO (MarketWatch) -- Canadian stocks fell Wednesday dragged down by energy and mining stocks as gold and oil prices declined. The S/TSX Composite Index fell 1.3% to 11,460 with the S/TSX Capped Energy Index down 3.2% and the S/TSX Capped Diversified Metals and Mining Index down 2.5%. Suncor Energy Inc. shares fell 2.8%, Canadian Natural Resources Ltd. shares dropped 5.4% and Cenovus Energy Inc. shares shed 3.6%. Also, shares of...  
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Goon actor Grondin says Winnipeg opened his eyes
If actors like to prove their range, Marc André Grondin should be a happy man. The 28-year-old Quebec actor first garnered attention as the troubled teen hero of the 2005 film C.R.A.Z.Y., playing a young gay man coming of age in the homophobic atmosphere ...  
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Cherry 'great candidate' for Order: minister
TORONTO -- Federal Finance Minister Jim Flaherty believes controversial-yet-patriotic hockey commentator Don Cherry would make a "great candidate" for the Order of Canada. Flaherty's comment on Monday came four days after former NHL coach William 'Scotty ...  
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Large audiences view premiere of Haiti documentary in Maritime Canada
Halifax, Nova Scotia--Documentary filmmaker Michele Mitchell completed a successful series of premieres in Maritime Canada of her new film, 'Haiti: Where Did The Money Go?' in this city on May 18. The film was shown in six towns and cities in three provinces--Fredericton, Summerside, Charlottetown, Sydney, Indian Brook and Halifax. The film has been showing on PBS stations in the United States. These were the first public screenings of the...  
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Bob Dylan honoured by Obama - Entertainment News
Bob Dylan honoured by Obama - Entertainment NewsSan Francisco Luxury NewsUS President Barack Obama awards a 2012 Presidential Medal of Freedom to musician Bob Dylan during a ceremony in the East Room of the White House. REUTERS/Jason Reed President Barack Obama gave the United States' top civilian honour to musician Bob ...and more »  
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Technology helps coaches see what Eskimos quarterbacks see
EDMONTON - The quarterback helmet camera was a popular topic of discussion for the second consecutive day at the Edmonton Eskimos rookie camp. The Eskimos are using a pair of digital video cameras through training camp this year to gain a better ...  
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Canada not isolated from Spain's banking woes: Flaherty
The Canadian economy is vulnerable to any collapse of European banks largely because of the impact it would have on the Americans, Finance Minister Jim Flaherty said Monday as a major Spanish bank teetered. Flaherty's warning comes as opposition MPs ...  
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Canada Lithium Appoints General Manager; Process Plant Manager
TSX: CLQ; U.S. OTCQX: CLQMF TORONTO, May 31, 2012 /CNW/ - Canada Lithium Corp. (TSX: CLQ) (OTCQX: CLQMF) announced today the appointments of Yves Desrosiers as General Manager and Joël Gagnon as Process Plant Manager of the Québec Lithium mine and processing plant under...  
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HMCS Regina Prepares for Upcoming Deployment
The ship's company of Her Majesty's Canadian Ship (HMCS) Regina is currently preparing to deploy overseas as part of Canada's continued involvement in international operations. The ship is expected to set sail in July 2012 and replace HMCS Charlottetown.read more  
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Vicwest Inc. Appoints Neil Manning to Board of Directors
OAKVILLE, ON, June 1, 2012 /CNW/ - Vicwest Inc. (TSX: VIC) (TSX: VIC.DB) today announced the appointment of Neil D. Manning as a Director of the Company, effective immediately. Mr. Manning is an accomplished senior business executive and entrepreneur with ...  
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Potash Corp./Saskatchewan, Hess Among Stocks hitting 52-Week Lows Friday...
The stock is trading at 91.6% of its 50-day moving average and 86.4% of its 200-day moving average. While trading on below-average volume, Hess (HES) dropped today, hitting and then dropping past its previous 52-week low to $42.22. On volume of ...  
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Video: Tories grilled over Flaherty's EI comments
Under fire during question period Tuesday, the human resources minister said there's no plan to force unemployed workers receiving EI to take any job available. But Finance Minister Jim Flaherty has said that there are no bad jobs  
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Afghan refugees to get temporary documents
ISLAMABAD: Pakistan and Afghanistan have agreed on developing a mechanism to address the issue of Afghan refugees and illegal immigrants as Afghan Minister for Refugees and Rehabilitation Dr Jamaher Anwari left for Kabul on Thursday after conclusion of his ...  
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Governments of Canada and Manitoba Celebrate New Affordable Housing for...
WINNIPEG, MANITOBA--(Marketwire - June 1, 2012) - The Governments of Canada and Manitoba today announced $7.77 million in joint funding for a new affordable housing co-operative in the Brooklands area of Winnipeg. The 36 units will enhance housing quality ...  
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TSX tumbles on global growth fears
TORONTO (Reuters) - Canada's main stock index slumped on Friday, led by energy and financial issues, after a slew of weak data - including reports showing lackluster U.S. jobs growth and Canadian economic expansion - compounded fears of slowing global growth. After one of the worst Mays in recent years for equity markets, June began with a whimper, amid a backdrop of euro zone debt worries, a tentative recovery in the United States and a more...  
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Blue Bombers want larger fan experience this season
WINNIPEG — They may have two stadiums to call home this season but the Winnipeg Blue Bombers are doing what they can to make fans feel welcome in both. Next Sunday coach Paul LaPolice would like to see double the number of fans show up this season, when ...  
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Toronto Stock Exchange and TSX Venture Exchange Host Life Sciences Finance...
TORONTO, May 30, 2012 /CNW/ - Toronto Stock Exchange and TSX Venture Exchange yesterday hosted their first Life Sciences Finance event in Toronto in conjunction with the annual BioFinance conference. The event was held in partnership with BIOTECanada, a ...  
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TSX up amid Scotiabank earnings, RIM hires JPMorgan, RBC to review operations
TORONTO - The Toronto stock market closed modestly higher Tuesday as Scotiabank (TSX:BNS) delivered quarterly earnings that beat expectations and mining stocks continued to recover from sharp losses racked up earlier this month. Focus quickly switched to Research In Motion Ltd. after the close. Shar  
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RCMP nab two after standoff, one injured
Ann Harvey Mayerthorpe Freelancer Two men who were arrested following an early-morning standoff at Alexis Nakota Sioux First Nation on Wednesday, May 23, are scheduled to appear in Provincial Court in Stony Plain today (May 30) for a bail hearing.[...]  
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Supreme Court acquits British Columbia man in fatal car crash case
OTTAWA - The Supreme Court of Canada has overturned the conviction of a British Columbia man in a case of dangerous driving causing death. The court ordered an acquittal for Randy Leigh Roy, who was convicted in 2006 over a crash in which his passenger ...  
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CANADA STOCKS-TSX set to open higher, but euro crisis weighs
May 31 (Reuters) - Toronto's main stock index was set to edge higher at the open on Thursday, but gains were expected to be limited by escalating tensions in the euro zone crisis and weak U.S. economic data. The S/TSX composite index was still ...  
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Uranium North and Diamonds North Acquire Gold Projects in Washington State...
Diamonds North Resource Corp. (TSX VENTURE:DDN) and Uranium North Resources Corp (TSX VENTURE:UNR) ("the Companies") announce the formation of a 50:50 strategic partnership, Minerals North LLC, a Nevada incorporated company. The partnership allows both ...  
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CANADA STOCKS-TSX tumbles 1 pct on weak global data
TORONTO, June 1 (Reuters) - Toronto's main stock index fell sharply on Friday as energy and financial issues slid after a slew of weak global economic data, including a disappointing U.S. jobs report and soft Canadian GDP, increased growth fears.  
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Flaherty says recovery fragile, subject to global shocks
The Canadian economy remains fragile almost three years removed from the recession and must avoid "shocks" that can derail the recovery, Finance Minister Jim Flaherty said Monday.  
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Queen’s Park postpones summer break to pass minority Liberals’ budget bill
TORONTO — Ontario politicians have agreed to postpone their summer break by at least a week as part of a deal to get the minority government’s budget bill passed. The legislature will add one extra week to the spring session, sitting until June 14, and will have to come back again towards the end of ...  
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North American Potash Developments Notified that it is in Breach of Option...
On May 18, 2012, Passport Potash Inc. (TSX VENTURE:PPI)(OTCQX:PPRTF) ("Passport" or the "Company") through its solicitors delivered a letter to North American Potash Developments ... Looking Statements This news release includes certain ...  
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Canadian stocks climb on China stimulus hope
SAN FRANCISCO (MarketWatch) -- Canadian stocks rose on Tuesday as investors pinned their hopes on signs that China is pressing ahead with measures to stimulate its slowing economy by lowering the overall tax burden. The S/TSX Composite Index gained 85.01 points, or 0.7%, to 11,651.16. The S/TSX Capped Diversified Metals and Mining Index rallied 2.5% and the S/TSX Capped Energy Index rose 1.4%. Teck Resources Ltd. soared 4.7% and Agrium Inc...  
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Algonquin Power & Utilities Corp. announces approval of New Hampshire...
OAKVILLE, ON, May 30, 2012 /PRNewswire/ - Algonquin Power & Utilities Corp. ("APUC") (TSX: AQN) is pleased to announce that New Hampshire Public Utilities Commission has approved the acquisition of New Hampshire based electricity and natural gas distribution businesses by Liberty...  
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Mitch MacDonald - Prince Edward Island Guardian
Pace was at home with her family in ... The Road to 100: Don't forget the sunscreen Does anybody remember that Baz Luhrmann song about sunscreen from the 1990s?Well, like the song’s speaker, if I could only offer you only one tip ... RCMP investigate dog ...  
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Canada Fin Min: Shocks To European Banks Would Affect Canada
TORONTO (Dow Jones)--Canadian Finance Minister Jim Flaherty said Canadian banks' exposure to their European counterparts is "modest" and any shocks to the European banking sector would be of "consequence to Canada." Flaherty said Canada can ...  
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Walkom: Afghan War Now an Orphan
Thomas Walkom: Now the Afghan war is a political orphan. Even [Canada Prime Minister Stephen] Harper and U.S. President Barack Obama, who came to power promising to win "the good war," have disowned it. The war, it seems, was no one's idea -- just something that happened. No one has taken responsibility for it. We have again learned nothing.  
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Mining company sues B.C. gov't over conservation act
Cline Mining Corp. (TSX:CMK) is suing the Province of British Columbia for potentially hundreds of millions of dollars in compensation as a result of passage of the Flathead Watershed Area Conservation Act.  
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Afghan parliament approves U.S.-Afghan security pact
KABUL, (Reuters) - Afghanistan's parliament approved on Saturday a strategic pact between Kabul and Washington, clearing the way for a U.S. presence in the country for at least a decade after most foreign combat troops leave in 2014. "This was done for the interest of Afghanistan," said Daoud Kalakani, an MP from Kabul. Around 180 MPs were present and only four voted against, Kalakani said. The deal, signed by U.S. President Barack Obama and...  
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B.C. double homicide suspect had wealthy upbringing
The murder suspect shot and killed by RCMP officers in B.C. Wednesday grew up in a wealthy family in the Okanagan region, but his life started to go off the ... the suspect in an attempted murder Tuesday in and a double homicide Sunday at a sushi restauran ...  
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Barack Obama honours Bob Dylan with Presidential Medal of Freedom
London, May 30 : President Barack Obama awarded the Presidential Medal of Freedom, America's highest civilian honour, to Bob Dylan at the White House on Tuesday, insisting that there was "not a bigger giant in the history American music" than the ...  
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Neo Material Technologies Announces Results Of Shareholder Elections...
TORONTO, May 31, 2012 /CNW/ - Neo Material Technologies Inc. (TSX: NEM) ("NEM" or the "Company") today announced that aggregate shareholder elections in conjunction with the previously announced plan of arrangement (the "Arrangement") with Molycorp, Inc ...  
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Dion: Real reform of the Senate won't be that easy
Re: "Momentum is building for Senate reform," Bert Brown, Opinion, May 20. Will Prime Minister Stephen Harper admit, like Senator Bert Brown, that to correct the damage his Senate reform would inflict on Alberta, British Columbia and the whole of Canada ...  
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Harper names Prince Charles honorary RCMP commissioner
Prime Minister Stephen Harper made the announcement after a performance by the Regina Symphony Orchestra at the RCMP’s training centre in Regina, Sask. He drew a connection between the traditions of the police force and those of the British monarchy.  
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Saskatchewan, Manitoba want tobacco industry to pay up for health care costs...
Saskatchewan and Manitoba used "World No Tobacco Day" on Thursday to announce that they've joined the list of provinces suing the tobacco industry for the costs of treating smoking-related illnesses. Both provinces proclaimed legislation allowing them to ...  
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Western Potash Corp : Western Potash Corp. Adopts a Shareholder Rights Plan...
Vancouver, British Columbia -- Western Potash Corp. (the "Company") (TSX: WPX  FSE: AHE) announces, that the Company has adopted a Shareholder Rights Plan Agreement (the "Agreement") dated March 26, 2012, with Computershare Trust Company of Canada for a ...  
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TSX SNAPSHOT: Mawson Resources, National Bank, CIBC, CGI Group and more...
Sun Life Financial (TSE:SLF) Thursday inked a deal to start a joint venture with PVI Holdings (HNX:PVI) as the insurance company expands its footprint in Asia. Sun Life’s unit, Sun Life Assurance, made the deal with Vietnam-based PVI to form a joint ...  
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As provinces balk at EI changes, Flaherty says let’s talk
While she’s concerned with the changes, the Premier suggested she doesn’t see the point in challenging Prime Minister Stephen Harper in the style of her colourful predecessor, Danny Williams. “That didn’t work for us either,” she said.  
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Barack Obama honours his heroes
President Barack Obama has given the United States' top civilian honour to musician Bob Dylan, novelist Toni Morrison and 11 other people he described as his personal heroes because of their powerful words, songs and actions.  
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WRAPUP 1-Canada beating deficit target, but risks looms
OTTAWA/TORONTO, May 25 (Reuters) - Canada on Friday posted a smaller-than-expected budget deficit for 2011-12, giving Finance Minister Jim Flaherty some leeway to react if needed to what he called an "unstable" situation in Europe. In addition ...  
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TSX tumbles on global growth fears, RIM
Canadian stocks hit a one-week low on Wednesday, led by mining and oil and gas firms, as risk sentiment was hurt by a slew of bad news from Europe, China and the United States, and Research In Motion’s stock sank after its surprise warning of a likely operating loss for its fiscal first quarter.  
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Andrew Coyne: If the Tory EI reform plan is too radical, why did the Liberals...
How mild are the Conservative employment insurance reforms? Even the opposition seems unable to muster much more than a frowsy “you could have consulted more,” its default response when there’s little political blood to be drawn. How mild? Compare them with the last attempt at EI reform, the package of changes introduced by Lloyd Axworthy, ...  
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Global malaise impacting Canada, as current account deficit expands...
Wed, May 30 - Federal NDP leader Thomas Mulcair is set to arrive in Edmonton tonight. As Vassy Kapelos explains, Premier Alison Redford won't be here to greet him. Wed, May 30 - A made-in-Edmonton reality TV show is casting 'real-life' people from the ...  
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Tigris Releases Resource Estimates
TSX.V:TU VANCOUVER, May 29, 2012 /PRNewswire/ - Tigris Uranium Corp. (TSX.V: TU) ("the Company") is pleased to announce that it has received a resource estimate covering the Company's Crownpoint and Hosta Butte Project located in the Grants Uranium District of McKinley County, New...  
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RCMP women who launch suits improve the world for everyone
I have mixed feelings about recent lawsuits by women RCMP officers who allege they have been abused. On one hand, I deplore the effects on our Mayerthorpe RCMP, people I know, like and respect. People tend to lump together everyone who wears the uniform, and good people are hurt.[...]  
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Cooler Vancouver housing market welcome- Flaherty
OSHAWA Ontario May 25 (Reuters) - Canadian Finance Minister Jim Flaherty said on Friday he welcomed signs that Vancouver's housing market is cooling, but signaled concern that Toronto is still hot. "It is good to see some moderation. That means ...  
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B.C. police gun down homicide suspect
Craig Marquis, who works at MREC Feed and Tack in the community ... On Wednesday morning, Burnaby RCMP sent out an urgent warning that Angus David Mitchell was wanted by Burnaby RCMP for the attempted murder of a 51-year-old Burnaby man who was shot ...  
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Canadian Stocks Snap Four-Day Rally Amid Spain Concern
Proactive Investors USA & CanadaCanadian Stocks Snap Four-Day Rally Amid Spain ConcernBloombergCanadian stocks declined as concern about Spain's finances overshadowed rallies in gold and oil, preventing the fifth straight advance in the Standard & Poor's/TSX Composite Index. Royal Bank of Canada, Toronto-Dominion Bank (TD) and Bank of Nova ...TSX Ends Modestly Higher Amid Eurozone Concerns -- Canadian CommentaryRTT Newsall 25 news articles »  
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Changes coming to allow RCMP chief to fire bad cops
OTTAWA - Public Safety Minister Vic Toews says legislation is coming to give RCMP Commissioner Bob Paulson the hammer he needs to help stomp out sexual harassment on the force and weed out bad Mounties. Paulson says his hands are tied when it comes to ...  
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Eskimos find it difficult to catch Chambers’ signature
EDMONTON - The Edmonton Eskimos rookie camp will get underway on Wednesday, but without Shamawd Chambers. The Wilfrid Laurier University receiver, the sixth-overall choice in the recent Canadian college draft, doesn’t appear to be anywhere ...  
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Craig Thomson Sits, Votes with Liberals
Embattled MP Craig Thomson caused a stir in Parliament on Wednesday by sitting with Liberals and voting against the Gillard government. Mr Thomson's move made Opposition leader Tony Abbott - who has been pushing for Mr Thomson's resignation - uncomfortable and scurry for the parliament door.  
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The Mounties are coming
Norine Baron from Beaver Valley Outreach, Mayor Ellen Anderson, RCMP officer Terry Russel and Cedar Run's Nicole Paara officially launched the 80-day countdown to the RCMP musical ride coming to The Blue Mountains during the Cedar Run Rodeo Weekend.  
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TSX Opens Strong On Early Reaction To CIBC and National Bank Results, Europe...
Canada's main stock index jumped out of the traps in the early minutes of Thursday's session in racing to a 11,518.44 level, but it has retreated since then just as dramatically. Investors may be wary about getting too far ahead of themselves ...  
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Rifle connected to Burnaby double murder obtainable legally: RCMP
Mitchell, who was fatally shot by Ridge Meadows RCMP Wednesday, obtained the gun — described by police as a Mossberg Maverick rifle with a scope — in B.C. within the last six months, Burnaby RCMP Insp. Tim Shields said at a news conference Wednesday.  
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Ex-Hydro boss slams closure
Closing down a world-class freshwater research program would be a shame, says former Manitoba Hydro boss Bob Brennan, who joins hundreds of scientists, cottagers and Manitoba politicians who object to Ottawa's decision. Brennan, who retired in February after 22 years at the helm of the  
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Bob Dylan honoured by Barack Obama at the White House
Bob Dylan was honoured with the Medal Of Freedom by US president Barack Obama at the White House last night (May 29). The singer-songwriter, among 13 new recipients of the US' highest civilian award, was paid a glowing tribute by Obama, who said there was ...  
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Stéphane Dion criticizes Thomas Mulcair for East-West strategy
Stéphane Dion, the former Liberal leader, says he turned down a proposal from advisors to accuse Prime Minister Stephen Harper of favouring Alberta and the oil sands industry during the 2008 election campaign because he feared it would harm national unity  
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Petro-Reef Resources Ltd. Postpones Annual and Special Meeting
The Company has no subsidiaries. The Company's head office address is Suite 970, 10655 Southport Road SW, Calgary, Alberta T2W 4Y1. The Company's shares are listed on TSX-V (Symbol: PER). There are 62,239,477 common shares issued and outstanding.  
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Sask. puts forward only balanced provincial budget
The spring session of the Saskatchewan Legislature ended last week. “I think it went very well. This spring session, we put forward the only balanced provincial budget which was very important for us and the province of Saskatchewan.[...]  
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Portage RCMP make another drug bust
The recent string of drug busts in the Portage area has continued. Portage la Prairie RCMP and the Portage la Prairie Police Dog Service executed a search warrant at the 800 block of Saskatchewan Avenue on Sunday.[...]  
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Energy, Mining Stocks Weigh On Canadian Market
SAN FRANCISCO – Canadian stocks fell Wednesday dragged down by energy and mining stocks as gold and oil prices declined. The S/TSX Composite Index fell 1.3% to 11,460 with the S/TSX Capped Energy Index down 3.2% and the S/TSX Capped ...  
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Teck Announces $2 Million Contribution to Support Columbia Lake Conservation
VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA--(Marketwire - May 28, 2012) - Teck Resources Limited (TSX: TCK.A and TCK.B, NYSE: TCK) ("Teck") is pleased to announce that it is contributing $2 million to the Nature Conservancy of Canada to help conserve Lot 48 on Columbia Lake in southeast British Columbia.  
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Stephane Dion rejected east-vs-west election strategy in 2008
Stephane Dion, a former federal minister of both the environment and national unity before becoming Liberal leader, confirmed Monday he turned down a proposal from advisers to accuse Prime Minister Stephen Harper of favouring Alberta and the oilsands industry during the 2008 election campaign.  
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Cops Defending Taser Use Against Pregnant Motorist Won’t Get Supreme Court...
The U.S Supreme Court has refused to grant cert in an appeal by Seattle police officers who say they did not use excessive force when they used a Taser stun gun on a pregnant woman. The court denied cert today, report SCOTUSblog, Reuters and CNN. The woman, Malaika Brooks, was seven months pregnant when she was pulled over for going 32 miles an hour, 12 miles an hour over the limit in a school speed zone. She refused to sign the ticket and...  
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Tories train their intellectual big guns on Tom Mulcair: if Rex Murphy fails...
"BRIEFING NOTE: Respond to criticism about economic impact of high-Loonie, everything-for-petrochemical-industry policy by making voters see Thomas Mulcair as recklessly un-Canadian…" This isn't an actual quote from the Tories' current list of talking points, but it seems to be what the Strategic Heavy Lifters in Prime Minister Stephen Harper's Conservative brain trust have in mind for their main attack on the leader of the NDP Opposition...  
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Prince Charles, Camilla head to Regina after Toronto tour
Prince Charles inspected the Guard of Honour as Prime Minister Stephen Harper, Defence Minister Peter MacKay and Chief of Defence Staff Gen. Walt Natynczyk looked on. The couple then spoke privately with the families of fallen soldiers. Prince Charles also ...  
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ID Watchdog Announces First Quarter 2012 Results
DENVER, CO--(Marketwire - May 30, 2012) - ID Watchdog, Inc. (TSX VENTURE: IDW) (PINKSHEETS: IDWAF) ("ID Watchdog" or the "Company"), provider of consumer-facing identity theft protection and resolution services, today announced its results for the first ...  
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Nova Scotia's old, but Halifax is hip, new census data show
Toronto StarNova Scotia's old, but Halifax is hip, new census data showTheChronicleHerald.caNew census data revealed today show the province has more of its population over the age of 65 – a total of 16.6 per cent – than anywhere else in the country. New Brunswick comes in second at 16.5 per cent. Every province in the country is getting ...Canada's aging boomers place new strain on pensions, health care: CensusNational PostCensus: Canada's...  
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Third suspect in recent homicide surrenders to RCMP
Days after a 41-year-old man was found dead outside a north Edmonton apartment building, a third suspect is in custody, after turning himself in to police in Saskatchewan. On Monday afternoon, Edmonton homicide detectives issued a second-degree murder ...  
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Automated Benefits Corp. Increases Revenue 42% Q1 2012 vs. Q1 2011
TORONTO, ONTARIO -- (Marketwire) -- 05/30/12 -- Automated Benefits Corp.?? (the "Corporation") (TSX VENTURE:AUT), a software company dedicated to developing applications for the insurance industry, today reported revenue increased by 42% to approximately $ ...  
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Rifle connected to case obtainable legally, RCMP says
Mitchell, who was fatally shot by Ridge Meadows RCMP Wednesday, obtained the gun - described by police as a Mossberg Maverick rifle with a scope - in B.C. within the last six months, Burnaby RCMP Insp. Tim Shields said at a news conference Wednesday.  
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Willis regrets being off-season distraction for Saskatchewan Roughriders...
REGINA — Odell Willis is sorry. The veteran defensive end expressed his remorse Thursday for being an off-season distraction to the Saskatchewan Roughriders. Willis became one when he was arrested for driving under the influence in an Atlanta suburb on ...  
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Canada set to join other NATO countries in providing funding to Afghan...
How much Canada will cover of the estimated $4.1 billion bill for the Afghan military post-2014 is expected to be announced by Prime Minister Stephen Harper on Monday at the close of the NATO meetings in Chicago. Defence Minister Peter MacKay hinted Sunday ...  
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"Judge's departure continues Supreme Court's makeover"
"Judge's departure continues Supreme Court's makeover": In today's edition of The Toronto Globe and Mail, Kirk Makin has an article that begins, "A dramatic reshaping of the Supreme Court of Canada under Prime Minister Stephen Harper has taken another step...  
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Canada's Flaherty says rising confidence important
TORONTO (Reuters) - Canadian Finance Minister Jim Flaherty said on Friday that rising consumer confidence in North America is a more important economic signal than the recent depreciation of the Canadian dollar. "I think consumer confidence is what's important," Flaherty told a reporter from Business News Network television when asked which of the two trends is a more accurate indicator. "If the range of movement of the dollar is relatively...  
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Neo Material Technologies Announces Results of Shareholder Meeting
TORONTO, May 30, 2012 /CNW/ - Neo Material Technologies Inc. (TSX: NEM) ("NEM" or the "Company") today announced that it has received shareholder approval of the previously announced plan of arrangement (the "Arrangement") with Molycorp, Inc. ("Molycorp ...  
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Manitoba Hydro Place sets new record with LEED Platinum
First and Only Large Office Tower in Canada to Achieve LEED Platinum Certification WINNIPEG, May 25, 2012 /PRNewswire/ - The speculation is over. Manitoba Hydro Place, the game-changing headquarters designed to meet the extremely challenging objectives of the fourth largest...  
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Canadian kids back home after abduction 4 years ago
WINNIPEG, Manitoba (Reuters) - Two Canadian children who went missing during a court-ordered visit with their father have been reunited with their mother in Winnipeg, Manitoba after a nearly four-year manhunt across North America. Winnipeg police said the ...  
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Finance Minister Jim Flaherty’s “no bad jobs” claim is sadistic
Employment Minister Diane Finley says unemployed teachers won’t be forced ... Icing means you lose your goalie, and the ref can confiscate the puck, right? So keen is Flaherty to not pay EI that he may well mandate such catastrophic hiring.  
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Mounties honoured for service, two receive bravery awards
THE RCMP honoured 40 of its best in a ceremony at Lower Fort Garry Wednesday. Most of the award recipients celebrated between 20 and 35 years of service, but two Mounties received coveted Bravery Awards. Const. Kevin Bernier was recognized for coming to the aid of woman who was being attacked  
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RCMP commish Paulson slams case of misbehaving Alberta Mountie
The actions of a senior Alberta Mountie who engaged in a pattern of inappropriate behaviour and sexual misconduct, as well as the punishment he received, represent a "sorry, sad and shameful set of facts," the RCMP commissioner has told Postmedia News in a series of candid emails.  
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Manitoba homes still affordable
The fact homes are more affordable here also means Manitobans should be better ... "Affordability headwinds are likely to increase next year, as interest rates make their way towards more normal levels." RBC expects Canada's central bank will hike rates ...  
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Flaherty should try out our shoes
Re: Feds backing away from Flaherty's 'no bad job' EI comment, by Jason Fekete and Mark Kennedy, Postmedia News, May 15. According to Finance Minister Jim Flaherty, there are no bad jobs. I guess that's easy to say when in one year he makes more than most ...  
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EI reforms to place Canadian workers into categories: Human Resources...
Ottawa - After weeks of warning about changes to EI, the Conservative government finally announced measures that would reform EI, which would place recipients into different tiers.  The revisions come as Finance Minister Jim Flaherty told ...  
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Afghan parliament approves strategic pact with U.S.
Earlier this month, President Barack Obama paid a surprise visit to Kabul to sign a deal with his Afghan counterpart Hamid Karzai that will cement post-war ties with Kabul after 2014, when NATO-led combat forces leave Afghanistan. The pact ...  
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Western Potash Corp. Adopts a Shareholder Rights Plan Agreement
Western Potash Corp. (the "Company") (TSX: WPX FSE: AHE) announces that the Company has adopted a Shareholder Rights Plan Agreement (the "Agreement") dated March 26, 2012, with Computershare Trust Company of Canada for a term of three years. The Agreement ...  
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Military envoy job 'a retirement plan for NDP MLAs,' accuse Tories
Bonnie Korzeniowski, who served 12 years as the representative ... With Ottawa cutting positions in its Veterans Affairs Department and closing a regional office in Brandon, the role of special envoy is becoming more important, he said, adding that ...  
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TD, BMO join RBC in lowering mortgage rate; 5-year fixed falls to 5.34%
TORONTO - Two more big banks on Thursday lowered their five-year fixed mortgage rates. TD (TSX:TD) and Bank of Montreal (TSX:BMO) dropped their five-year rates by a tenth of a percentage point to 5.34 per cent, matching a rate announced Wednesday by the Royal Bank (TSX:RY). TD and BMO's new...  
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Burnaby RCMP warn about dangerous man armed with sniper
Burnaby RCMP are issuing an urgent public safety warning involving a man wanted for attempted murder with a sniper. Police say 26-year-old Angus David Mitchell is armed with high-powered rifle and scope. He wanted in connection with the attempted murder of ...  
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President's Message: CuOro Resources Seeks Shareholder Consent for...
CuOro Resources Corp. (TSX VENTURE:CUA)(FRANKFURT:6BC) ("CuOro" or the "Company"), is pleased to present a long-term financing plan for the Company to its shareholders for consideration and approval as per the news release dated May 28, 2012 concerning the ...  
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Finance Minister Jim Flaherty says NDP’s Thomas Mulcair is wrong about...
TORONTO - NDP Leader Thomas Mulcair has it wrong when it comes to the oilsands, Finance Minister Jim Flaherty said Friday. Mulcair told a CBC radio program last weekend that the oilsands are artificially inflating the Canadian dollar and hollowing out the ...  
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NATO allies focus on ending unpopular Afghan war
Chicago (AFP) May 21, 2012 US President Barack Obama and NATO allies will focus Monday on logistical aspects of ending the protracted Afghan war after President Hamid Karzai vowed his country will no longer be a "burden" for the international community. Pakistani President Asif Ali Zardari's attendance at the summit here had raised hopes his government was ready to lift a blockade on NATO convoys, but talks on reopen  
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Financials pressure TSX on eurozone worries; market seeks to snap losing streak
TORONTO - The Toronto stock market was little changed Friday afternoon with buyers inclined to be cautious going into the weekend as the eurozone debt crisis continued to cast a pall over trading. The S/TSX composite index inched up 2.4 points to 11,568.47, finely balanced as gold and energy...  
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RCMP shoot and kill man possibly tied to Burnaby double murder
He did exit the van but there was an exchange of gun fire with police ... Mitchell is wanted in connection with the attempted murder of a 51-year-old Burnaby man who was shot last night in front of his home located in the 4400 block of Gilpin ...  
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Matt Gurney: Canadians who won’t work shouldn’t get EI
Though there is much we still have yet to learn, based just on what Finance Minister Jim Flaherty has already said, the Conservative plan to reform the Canadian Employment Insurance (EI) program is the right idea. Ahead of a House of Commons vote to further passage of the government’s budget implementation bill, Mr. Flaherty spoke ...  
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Morning Brief: Afghan war dominates NATO summit
Afghan war dominates NATO summit Top news: A two-day NATO summit got underway in Chicago on Sunday shortly after a deal to reopen supply lines through Pakistan to Afghanistan collapsed, placing the brittle relationship between the two countries at the center of the conference. President Barack Obama has reportedly refused to meet with Pakistani President Asif Ali Zardari without a deal on the supply routes, which were closed after an...  
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Burnaby RCMP arrest five people after raid on two Royal Oak homes
Five people were arrested on Friday after police executed search warrants on two homes in the Royal Oak Avenue and Imperial Street area. According to a police press release, members of the Burnaby RCMP's prolific offender suppression team and ...  
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Blue Bombers Announce First Grand Prize Winners in Blue Bomber Scratch...
WINNIPEG, MB - The Winnipeg Blue Bombers, in conjunction with Manitoba Lotteries ... Mike and Tracy are the first big winners in the first SCRATCH'N WIN lottery in Canadian Football League history. There is still another $100,000 prize waiting for another ...  
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Afghan parliament approves U.S. partnership
KABUL, Afghanistan (AP) — Legislators say Afghanistan's parliament has approved a strategic partnership agreement with the United States. The approval came in a vote Saturday and by a simple majority of those present in the 249-seat body.Parliamentarian Mohammad Iqbal Safi from Kapisa province and others say more than 150 representatives were present.He said the vote was by show of hands, with an overwhelming majority approving and less than...  
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Burnaby RCMP warn about dangerous man armed with high-powered rifle...
Police say 26-year-old Angus David Mitchell is armed with Mossberg Maverick high-powered rifle and scope. He wanted in connection with the attempted murder of a 51-year-old Burnaby man who was shot May 29 in front of his home on Gilpin Crescent in Burnaby.  
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CIBC Debt Poll: 77 per cent of Manitoba and Saskatchewan residents are in...
Lump sum payments primarily directed to credit cards and lines of credit; having a plan is key to successful debt reduction TORONTO, May 28, 2012 /CNW/ - More than half of all Manitoba and Saskatchewan residents holding debt made at least one extra payment ...  
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RCMP probe sudden death of cruise ship passenger
Nova Scotia RCMP are investigating the sudden death of a passenger on a cruise ship that was travelling from Charlottetown to Sydney. The body of an 82-year-old man from San Diego, California was removed from the Maasdam — a ship from the Holland America ...  
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Canada exposed to aftershock from eurozone crisis: Flaherty
Finance Minister Jim Flaherty says the eurozone is reaching a turning point but that Greece's departure is not yet inevitable. Flaherty says he's concerned failure to resolve the issue could have serious rebound effects on the Canadian banking sector and economy.  
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Cadence Weapon: A Poet Hones A Musical Personality
Rollie Pemberton is a poet — in fact, he was poet laureate of his hometown, Edmonton, Alberta, for a couple of years. That meant he was expected to write three poems a year about events in a town sometimes nicknamed "Dirt City." But outside of Edmonton, Pemberton is better known under a different name: Cadence Weapon, the hip-hop artist. In poetry and song, Pemberton finds inspiration, tough and otherwise, in his Edmonton roots. The latest...  
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BNS.CA Makes Bullish Cross Above Critical Moving Average
In trading on Tuesday, shares of Bank of Nova Scotia Halifax (Toronto: BNS) crossed above their 200 day moving average of $52.44, changing hands as high as $52.48 per share. Bank of Nova Scotia Halifax shares are currently trading up about 2.4% ...  
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BC Liberals try to corner NDP on Mulcair's 'Dutch Disease' comments
Globe and MailBC Liberals try to corner NDP on Mulcair's 'Dutch Disease' commentsGlobe and MailWestern premiers are expected to roundly condemn Thomas Mulcair's position on resource extraction when they meet this week, but BC's governing Liberals are finding there might be something to love in the federal NDP Leader's controversial statements.Mulcair tones down oilsands rhetoric ahead of Alta. visitCTV.caMulcair to get an earful during...  
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Hébert: Red and orange ridings feel Tories’ EI blues
So do the two semirural ridings held by Conservatives in the Quebec City area. The last government to tackle EI was that of Jean Chrétien in the mid-1990s. But to compare the politics of Chrétien and Harper’s reforms is akin to comparing hand-to-hand ...  
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Afghan Parliament Approves US Partnership
Afghanistan's parliament has approved a strategic pact between Kabul and Washington.   The deal was approved Saturday in the lower house of parliament with more than 150 lawmakers turning out for the vote in the 249-seat body. Only a handful of lawmakers voted against the measure.   The pact covers security, economics and governance, and spells out the U.S. relationship with Afghanistan beyond 2014 when most NATO forces are planning to...  
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CANADA STOCKS-TSX tumbles on Spain, China worries
* TSX ends down 176.08 pts, or 1.52 pct, at 11,433.22 * Index has shed more than 7 pct in May * Energy, materials tumble on Spain, China woes * RIM's shares plunge more than 7 pct By Jon Cook TORONTO, May 30 (Reuters) - Toronto's main stock ...  
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TSX tumbles on Spain, China worries
TORONTO (Reuters) - Toronto's main stock index hit a one-week low on Wednesday as oil and gas and mining firms slumped on increased global growth fears, fueled by the escalating euro zone debt crisis and signs from China that it is not planning a large economic stimulus. Rising borrowing costs for Spain and Italy and the latest poll showing a lead for Greece's left-leaning, anti-austerity parties ahead of next month's elections added to...  
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Ladner Storm From British Columbia Takes Home BMO Team of the Week Title...
BMO Financial Group today announced the seventh in a series of weekly BMO Team of the Week winners for 2012. The Ladner Girls Development Team Storm, a group of U-10 girls, was awarded this week's title after being selected by the BMO of Team of the Week ...  
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Suspect in sushi restaurant slaying shot dead by RCMP
The manhunt for Mr. Mitchell had spread as far as Victoria, where the employees of a security firm were warned by police. Mirko Filipovic, president and owner of Themis Security Services Ltd., said he was awakened by a phone call from police at 2 a.m ...  
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Suspect in sushi restaurant slaying confirmed dead following RCMP shots...
The manhunt for Mr. Mitchell had spread as far as Victoria, where the employees of a security firm were warned by police. Mirko Filipovic, president and owner of Themis Security Services Ltd., said he was awakened by a phone call from police at 2 a.m ...  
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The Queen City readies for royalty as Prince Charles, Camilla visit
The royal couple are to end the day — and their visit to Canada — with a concert by the Regina Symphony Orchestra and a reception at the RCMP training academy with Prime Minister Stephen Harper. Prince Charles and Camilla mingled with ...  
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Winnipeg Blue Bombers' Swaggerville to return despite loss of Odell Willis...
Also returning this season is CFL all-star defensive back Jonathan Hefney, who finished 2011 with six interceptions, a team-high 11 pass knockdowns, two fumble recoveries, one forced fumble and one sack. Brandon Stewart and Alex Suber, both settling into ...  
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Saskatchewan Roughriders’ rookie camp pushed back
REGINA — Fans of the Saskatchewan Roughriders will have to wait an extra day to see the CFL team’s rookies. The Roughriders announced Monday that they have revised the schedule for their rookie camp. Instead of beginning on Wednesday, the ...  
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Media Advisory: Minister MacKay Marks a New Chapter of Care
HALIFAX, NOVA SCOTIA--(Marketwire - May 25, 2012) - Media are invited to attend an announcement pertaining to the care and support provided to ill and injured Canadian Forces (CF) personnel and their families at Canadian Forces Base (CFB) Halifax, Windsor Park.  
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Potash Corporation of Saskatchewan Inc. Declares Quarterly Dividend
Listed: TSX, NYSE  Symbol: POT SASKATOON, May 16, 2012 /PRNewswire/ - Potash Corporation of Saskatchewan Inc. announced today that its Board of Directors has declared a quarterly dividend of US $0.14 per share payable August 3, 2012 to shareholders of record July 13,...  
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French president defends early Afghan withdrawal
KABUL, Afghanistan (AP) — France's president defended his decision to pull the country's 2,000 combat troops out of Afghanistan two years early, telling French soldiers stationed in the east on Friday that "the time for Afghan sovereignty has come." While Paris will still support Kabul and keep some trainers behind, France's decision to leave ahead of oth...  
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Caldwell Partners Int'l Says TSX Accepts Notice Of Intention To Purchase...
(RTTNews) - Retained executive search firm The Caldwell Partners International Inc. (CWL.TO: News ) said Wednesday that the Toronto Stock Exchange has accepted its Notice of Intention to purchase through a normal course issuer bid up to 845,000 of its ...  
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Saskatchewan Potash for Burma
SASKATOON, SK, May 17, 2012 /PRNewswire/ - Canpotex Limited (Canpotex) plans to make its first potash shipment to Myanmar following the removal of economic sanctions by the Government of Canada against Myanmar. "The relaxation of economic sanctions and export prohibitions following...  
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There are no bad jobs, says Flaherty
Finance Minister Jim Flaherty said Monday new rule changes to define "suitable employment" and "reasonable" efforts at finding work have yet to come down, but as far as he's concerned people should be prepared to take pretty well any available job.  
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No such thing as a bad job, Flaherty tells picky unemployed workers
OTTAWA - The Harper Conservatives are signalling they are preparing to get tough with unemployed Canadians who refuse jobs they consider below them or too far away. Finance Minister Jim Flaherty said Monday new rule changes to define "suitable employment" and "reasonable" efforts at finding work  
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Tories name first Kitchener-Waterloo byelection nominee
Jason Roy said he wonders whether announcing nominees and selecting a candidate so soon may put those parties at a disadvantage. “I don’t understand why the Conservatives would do it this soon, given that it just gives the other parties so much more ...  
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Former Burnaby RCMP corporal named new Surrey RCMP detachment commander...
A former Burnaby RCMP corporal was announced Tuesday as the new top cop in Surrey. Supt. Bill Fordy, who was in Burnaby from 1998 to 2001 as the officer in charge of the serious crime section, was chosen as the new officer in charge of Canada's ...  
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At midday: TSX falls on Spanish bank sector worries
The Toronto stock market lost early momentum Monday as worries about Spain’s financial sector trumped early optimism about the prospects of Greece remaining in the euro zone monetary union. The S/TSX composite index had risen as much as 59 points to ...  
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CANADA STOCKS-TSX tumbles on global growth fears, RIM
TSX down 161.67 pts, or 1.4 pct, at 11,447.63 * Energy, materials tumble on Spain, China woes * RIM's shares plunge 8 pct By Jon Cook TORONTO, May 30 (Reuters) - Canadian stocks hit a one-week low on Wednesday, led by mining and oil and gas ...  
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