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Canadian found guilty of insulting Turkey's president released as lawyer appeals caseMisc CDN | 208385 hits | 4:15 PM on Wednesday | posted by N_Fiddledog
Canadian Ece Heper has been released from jail despite being found guilty of insulting the Turkish president on Facebook. Misc CDN | 208282 hits | 10:02 AM on Wednesday | posted by N_Fiddledog
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A week after posting a video of himself and a passenger doing a "Chinese fire drill" Halifax Coun. Matt Whitman removed it saying it was a "distraction." Christie Blatchford: B.C. man pleaded for family court reform in suicide note | National PostMisc CDN | 206710 hits | 5:30 PM on Tuesday | posted by shockedcanadian
Canuck the Crow assaulted, injured at kids' soccer game
Beloved Vancouver bird Canuck the Crow was struck on the head and knocked unconscious in an unprovoked attack at a children’s soccer tournament Saturday.
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Beloved Vancouver bird Canuck the Crow was struck on the head and knocked unconscious in an unprovoked attack at a children’s soccer tournament Saturday. 2 Canadians win Gairdner Awards for contributions to medical science
Two Canadian researchers are among the winners of this year's Gairdner Awards, which recognize some of the most significant medical discoveries made by scientists around the globe. Huge gold coin worth millions stolen from Bode museum
German police say a giant gold coin known as the Big Maple Leaf has been stolen from Berlin's Bode Museum by a gang who climbed in through a window at around 3.30am on Monday. How do you rescue a porcupine with 2 holes in her head' Very carefully
When a worried motorist stopped to help a wounded porcupine in Debert, N.S., last weekend, the animal was so weak it fell over when approached. Flag mysteriously appears on Yukon mountain, social media cracks the case
When Ivy Rudell spotted a mysterious flag pole on top of Golden Horn mountain near Whitehorse, a social media probe got us the answers. Some Mounties swapping red serge for blue as they seek jobs with other forces
Heavy caseloads, a toxic workplace culture, concerns about officer safety and low pay are among the reasons cited by Mounties who spoke to CBC News after leaving the RCMP for new careers at other Canadian police forces. Make way, beaver and gray jay: New contest seeks 'Canada's greatest animal'
Now that the dust has settled from a Canadian Geographic competition that anointed the low-profile gray jay as Canada’s national bird, there’s a new popularity contest underway. The Calgary Zoo is hoping to ignite a debate about Canada’s greatest animal w 
A Dartmouth man is furious that after 25 years the Nova Scotia Registry of Motor Vehicles has cancelled his personalized licence plate with his last name Grabher on it, following a single complaint. Canadian military works to iron out challenges ahead of Latvia deployment
Canadian military planners are grappling with how much intelligence they can share with allies deployed with them in Latvia this summer. The other NATO members will also be arriving with restrictions on how their troops are used. Bear in the air: Churchill mother and cub moved to shores of Hudson Bay with help of helicopter
It's not every day that you see a polar bear flying through the air, but that was the scene over David Daley's Churchill, Man. property. Daley runs a dog-sledding company a few kilometres outside of the northern Manitoba town, and came home last Thursday 'Engineering marvel' damaged in pickup truck crash north of Dawson Creek
The Kiskatinaw Bridge, built during WW II, has been damaged after a pickup truck crashed into it early Monday morning. The bridge was constructed as part of the Alaska Highway during the Second World War. Adult kindergarten class brings back play to stressed-out grown-ups
A former kindergarten teacher-turned life coach is bringing playtime to adults. Dog makes four-year journey home to Alberta owner
A dog missing for more than four years has been returned to her owner. Morrow says her Brussels griffon went missing New Year’s Eve 2013 and Morrow, who lives in St. Albert, Alta. just north of Edmonton, believes she was stolen. Maple Ridge woman honoured for saving boys between her cancer treatments
On Saturday, Chapman was among 13 people honoured for her bravery by the Lifesaving Society at a reception at Vancouver's Fairmont Hotel. She said the day of the rescue was the first time in three months she had left the house. Chapman mustered the streng N.S. church packed as 'Momma' leaves behind 178 great-grandkids
It was a packed house at a Baptist church in rural Nova Scotia on Saturday, as family and friends gathered to say goodbye to a woman called “Momma” who left behind more than 300 direct descendants. Mexican asylum seekers flock to CanadaMisc CDN | 206672 hits | 9:42 AM on Saturday | posted by Alta_redneck
In Trump era, some Mexican migrants head north - to CanadaMisc CDN | 207057 hits | 12:12 AM on Friday | posted by N_Fiddledog
Shortly after crossing the Rio Grande into the gang-infested border city of Reynosa, dozens of Mexicans deported during U.S President Donald Trump's first days in office said they would soon try to head north again - but this time to Canada. 
Amazon has come under fire for selling apparel for St. Patrick’s Day featuring the slogan 'Drunk Lives Matter.' Major deer kill to provide school lunch meat and marksman training for Haida Gwaii
A massive deer eradication on Haida Gwaii will mean venison for school lunches and marksmanship training for local youth. Report to Congress raises spectre of American ships challenging Canadian Arctic claims | National PostMisc CDN | 206602 hits | 9:42 AM on Tuesday | posted by shockedcanadian
No St. Patrick's Day parade in Vancouver this year
Citing weather, sponsorship and attendance issues, the group that organizes Vancouver's St. Patrick's Day celebrations says it will take a new tack in 2017. 'Where is P.E.I.'': Islanders seek recognition after province left off maps
Some residents of Prince Edward Island are fighting for recognition after the province was overlooked on three Canadian maps. Canada Revenue Agency online services running again after being offline since Friday
The Canada Revenue Agency is reporting that all of its online services are back in service after being down since Friday afternoon. Vancouver Park Board votes to end display of cetaceans at aquarium
The Vancouver Park Board has voted to begin work on changing its bylaws that would end the display of cetaceans at the Vancouver Aquarium. Time changes can leave dairy cows udderly unimpressed, farmer says
There's a lot of grumbling over the switch to daylight time on Sunday — and perhaps a bit of unhappy mooing. "They'll be in the barn waiting and they'll be mooing at you and saying, 'come on, we want to get milked," he said. "Once they're full, they're fu Ottawa teacher sent home after cutting hair of 7-year-old boy with autism
An Ottawa teacher has been sent home after he was accused of cutting the hair of a seven-year-old student with autism at school without permission from the boy's mother. Trudeau to get energy and environment award at Houston energy conferenceMisc CDN | 206993 hits | 6:46 AM on Thursday | posted by shockedcanadian
Majestic display: massive Newfoundland blue whale makes its Toronto debut
Blue, a 24-metre female whose skeleton goes on display Saturday at the Royal Ontario Museum in Toronto. Blue's 350-bone skeleton can be viewed until Labour Day. Her skull measures nine metres on its own and researchers figure she weighed about 90 metric t Justin Trudeau marks International Women's Day with $650M for reproductive rightsMisc CDN | 206534 hits | 8:01 AM on Wednesday | posted by shockedcanadian
Ending grizzly hunt among recommendations in new report
The Grizzly Bear Foundation wants to see the end of the grizzly hunt in British Columbia. The recommendation is one of 19 made by the charity following a tour of the province with stops at six towns and cities. Vancouver's 4/20 organizer vows to go ahead without permit
The Vancouver Park Board voted against granting a special event permit for the city's annual 4/20 event. An organizer with Vancouver's 4/20 event has vowed to go ahead with it, even though the Vancouver Park Board voted against granting the organizers a s Five fishermen rescued from stormy waters off the coast of Newfoundland
Five fishermen have been saved after their boat nearly capsized in the stormy waters off Newfoundland. City of Victoria commissioned report details potential devastation of the 'Big One'
The City of Victoria is only the second community in B.C. to commission a report on the effects of a catastrophic earthquake. The study shows nearly 4,000 buildings in the city could be destroyed. New survey finds racism is 'alive and well' in B.C.
The study commissioned by Vancity found that 82 per cent of visible minorities in B.C. say they have experienced prejudice or some form of discrimination. Missing crewman presumed drowned after fishing boat capsizes
"The vessel shifted slightly, one of the crew members went down to the engine room to investigate and whatever happened was catastrophic," says coast guard official. It's believed the man who went to the engine room went down with the vessel. 'No idea what I'm going to do,' says man deported to Netherlands after nearly 6 decades in CanadaMisc CDN | 206609 hits | 10:50 AM on Tuesday | posted by shockedcanadian
Freeland warns Canadians to beware of Russian disinformationMisc CDN | 206972 hits | 8:24 PM on Monday | posted by shockedcanadian
Liberals played politics during House of Commons break with blizzard of cheque handouts worth $1.25B | National PostMisc CDN | 206473 hits | 5:02 PM on Monday | posted by shockedcanadian
'Our hearts are broken': Trucker dies after spending two nights trapped in semi crash
Pat Gaudet was pulled from the cab of high wrecked tractor-trailer two days after a crash.Back to Canada News
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