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RCMP, Muslims at odds over terror handbookMisc CDN | 206697 hits | 12:07 PM on Thursday | posted by N_Fiddledog
A release issued Tuesday evening by the RCMP said, “upon a final review of the handbook, the RCMP could not support the adversarial tone set by elements of the booklet and therefore directed RCMP Manitoba not to proceed with this initiative.”Slap in the face to be told new $5-billion Montreal bridge should be paid for by the rest of Canada
Attention, all you spoiled Lower Mainland commuters out there who hate paying tolls for the special privilege of driving to work: The next time you get whacked in the wallet to cross the Port Mann bridge, just pay your toll, stop your whining and remember
Misc CDN | 207002 hits | 12:34 AM on Thursday | posted by N_Fiddledog
Attention, all you spoiled Lower Mainland commuters out there who hate paying tolls for the special privilege of driving to work: The next time you get whacked in the wallet to cross the Port Mann bridge, just pay your toll, stop your whining and remember First Nations acquire huge swath of Vancouver land valued at $307M
In a deal valued at just over $307 million, three parcels of land—in Point Grey, Cambie and West Vancouver—are now held in joint ownership by a coalition of B.C. First Nations and the Canada Lands Agency. Vimy Memorial Bridge name approved at Ottawa committee
Ottawa's transportation committee has approved changing the name of the recently-opened Strandherd-Armstrong Bridge to the Vimy Memorial Bridge. Military helicopter clips coast guard ship antenna off Nova Scotia
A Griffon military helicopter clipped the antenna of a coast guard ship during an exercise off Nova Scotia, forcing it to make a precautionary landing on the front lawn of a summer home. Target baby PJs say boys are heroes, girls can date themMisc CDN | 207139 hits | 11:23 AM on Tuesday | posted by Zipperfish
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Two Hells Angels members were arrested in Lethbridge Saturday night after dozens of bikers rolled into the city they had previously been told to stay away from. Rosemont rocked by explosion, 5 injuredMisc CDN | 208710 hits | 11:21 AM on Sunday | posted by N_Fiddledog
Firefighters are working to determine whether a building in Montreal's Rosemont borough is structurally sound after an explosion and fire tore through the building Sunday afternoon, leaving five people injured. Minor earthquake shakes Haida Gwaii
A 4.5 magnitude rumbler has given the B.C. coastal islands of Haida Gwaii a shake. Old, lazy bear likely sauntered back where it came from
Conservation officers say an enormous, sleepy bear that had a Port Coquitlam neighbourhood on high alert Thursday has likely returned to the wilderness it came from. For Arab immigrants, a Canadian passport and a GCC job may no longer mixMisc CDN | 208288 hits | 3:27 PM on Saturday | posted by N_Fiddledog
Gone are the days when you could benefit from Canada and the Gulf at the same time. Killer whale thrills group in rare Bay of Fundy sighting
A whale watching tour group in the Bay of Fundy got a rare treat during the last trip of the season Friday. 2 CN trains derail in Alberta within 24 hours
CN is facing criticism from an Alberta mayor after two of its freight trains derailed in the province in less than 24 hours. Gitxaala First Nation granted leave to appeal Northern Gateway pipeline
The Federal Court of Appeal has granted leave to the Gitxaala First Nation to apply for judicial review of the Northern Gateway pipeline project's approval. Farah Mohamed Shirdon, jihadi from Calgary, resurfaces with threats of NY terror attackMisc CDN | 208532 hits | 1:10 AM on Friday | posted by N_Fiddledog
Interviewed from Iraq by the U.S. website Vice.com, Farah Mohamed Shirdon, a former Calgary movie theatre employee, appeared erratic and became increasingly enraged as he dished out threats and claimed God was on his side. Big bear won't budge from Port Coquitlam neighbourhood
For the second day in a row, a large black bear is continuing to make itself at home in several yards in one neighbourhood of a Metro Vancouver suburb. Early parole denied to Toronto 18 ringleader who plotted to behead politiciansMisc CDN | 208323 hits | 11:31 AM on Wednesday | posted by N_Fiddledog
The Parole Board of Canada has denied early parole to a leader of the so called Toronto 18 conspiracy, arguing he faces a “high risk” of relapsing into jihadist activities. Girl dragged 15 metres, run over by Edmonton Transit busMisc CDN | 208642 hits | 11:58 PM on Tuesday | posted by N_Fiddledog
EDMONTON - An 11-year-old girl suffered serious injuries after she became stuck in the door of an ETS bus as it pulled away from a stop Tuesday morning. Edmonton Police say rural communities need to pay upMisc CDN | 206460 hits | 11:46 AM on Tuesday | posted by Alta_redneck
Missing Afghan soldiers detained at Canadian borderMisc CDN | 206937 hits | 12:25 AM on Tuesday | posted by N_Fiddledog
Three military officers from Afghanistan who disappeared Saturday while taking part in a training conference on Cape Cod were detained Monday at the Canadian border near Niagara Falls, authorities said. Bald eagle rescue by fisherman posted on YouTubeMisc CDN | 206853 hits | 9:55 PM on Monday | posted by Alta_redneck
A Vancouver Island fisherman gave a very tired looking bald eagle a lift to shore, after finding the exhausted bird floundering in the ocean near Nanoose Bay recently. Ottawa blocks Canadian from getting Syrian husband out of dangerMisc CDN | 207029 hits | 12:58 PM on Monday | posted by N_Fiddledog
A Canadian woman and her Syrian husband are speaking out from a Damascus suburb because they're frightened and desperate to flee the escalating danger together. They're distraught because her government is doing nothing to help. Turkish sailors heading home, thanks to Canadian act of kindness | CTV News
A dozen Turkish sailors are on their way home after being stranded on a ship docked in a Quebec city for the past six months. Misc CDN | 206915 hits | 1:15 AM on Monday | posted by N_Fiddledog
In a 42-minute audio speech an ISIS spokesman urged supporters to kill Canadians, regardless of whether they were civilians or members of the military BC Ferries fare hikes forcing some to rethink island work, life
Complaining about BC Ferries is almost part of the culture along B.C.'s coastal islands and waterways, but constant fare hikes are wearing on the island way of life — and the Union of B.C. Municipalities says it has proof of the economic toll it's taking. Ottawa revoking passports of Canadians who join extremist groups
Canadians who travel overseas to join extremist groups can expect to have their passports revoked, the government is warning. Greenpeace hosts training camp for volunteers wanting to protest
Dozens of volunteers participated at Climate Action Camp on Saturday, an event hosted by Greenpeace just outside of Edmonton teaching people different ways to push for climate change. Fire destroys St. John the Baptist church in Edmundston
A church in Edmundston, N.B., built in the 1880s was destroyed by a fire that broke out early Saturday morning. BC Ferries won't get more government subsidies
The B.C. government is trying to undercut a report that claims rising ferry fares are hurting the economy ahead of the Union of B.C. Municipalities' annual general meeting next week. B.C. teachers trade in pickets for pencils, head back to classrooms
B.C. Education Minister Peter Fassbender says he hopes the relationship between teachers and the province can be healed over the next five years of labour peace under the hard-fought new contract. Los Cabos hurricane: B.C. mom Audrey Santiago can't reach daughter
A B.C. woman is stressed and scared because she has heard from her vacationing daughter, who described a precarious situation in Cabo San Lucas, Mexico, only once since Hurricane Odile hit. Misc CDN | 206866 hits | 12:12 AM on Thursday | posted by N_Fiddledog
Statistics Canada published its latest population projections on Wednesday, drawing on input from demographers across the country Dalton McGuinty, ex-Ontario premier, registers as government lobbyistMisc CDN | 206738 hits | 10:40 PM on Wednesday | posted by N_Fiddledog
Former Ontario premier Dalton McGuinty is lobbying the government to increase its use of one company's education technology in the province's schools. Volunteers find bones while searching banks of Winnipeg's Red River
Volunteers searching for clues about the fate of missing and murdered aboriginal women have found bones along the banks of the Red River in Winnipeg. Police are now analyzing the remains, found Tuesday evening, but don't know yet if they are human. German kayakers reach Bering Sea from Hay River, N.W.T.
Four months after shoving off from Hay River, N.W.T., high school buddies Jan Kruger and Janosch Hagen have reached the Bering Sea in Alaska after paddling the Mackenzie and Yukon Rivers and braving a 160-kilometre portage through the Richardson Mountains Nova Scotia fishing industry continues to be most deadly
Nova Scotia's fishing industry continues to be the deadliest workplace in the province because health and safety are not priorities, a legislature committee heard Wednesday. Misc CDN | 206888 hits | 12:37 AM on Wednesday | posted by N_Fiddledog
The GTA man heavily defends the Islamic State on Twitter for its activities. Jamila Bibi risks stoning if deported to Pakistan, lawyer saysMisc CDN | 206951 hits | 12:52 AM on Tuesday | posted by N_Fiddledog
Jamila Bibi, a Saskatoon, Sask., woman facing criminal charges for adultery in Pakistan, could be the target of a so-called honour killing by her husband's family if she is deported, her lawyer says. Prince Edward meets with Duke of Edinburgh award winners in B.C.
His Royal Highness Prince Edward Earl of Wessex shook hands with 87 young high achievers on Saturday in Victoria. They were awarded the Duke of Edinburgh's Gold Award during a ceremony at Government House. At least 2 dogs dead, others injured after vehicle travelling from California flips on Alberta highway
At least two dogs have died and numerous others were injured when a vehicle that was hauling dogs from California flipped on an Alberta highway. Fire destroys two-storey building in downtown Halifax
Smoke filled the air for several hours in an area of downtown Halifax after a fire destroyed a two-storey commercial building. Regina RCMP memorial honours 3 Mounties killed in Moncton
All RCMP Members begin their duties at the Mounties' training academy, known as RCMP Depot Division in Regina. It's also where RCMP members who die in the line of duty are honoured in a ceremony each year. Nine Canadian firefighters honoured at national memorial today
The national firefighters' memorial on Sunday honours nine people who died in the line of duty or as a result of their work, including members from Toronto, B.C., Lethbridge, Alta., and Nova Scotia. Hiker falls to his death climbing glacier near Squamish
Golbeck said police and emergency crews rushed to the scene, which is a three-hour hike from the Sea-to-Sky Gondola, but the climber died before rescuers reached him. $50-million Lotto Max winner, where are you'Misc CDN | 207140 hits | 12:25 AM on Sunday | posted by N_Fiddledog
There are a number of reasons why you haven’t claimed your $50 million Lotto Max jackpot — the biggest jackpot in B.C. history and sixth-largest ever in Canada — six months after the ticket was drawn. Elk mating season ramps up as Parks Canada warns people to steer clear
It's the time of year when a male elk's thoughts turn to romance - and Parks Canada's turn to keeping people safe. Morris Home Hardware facing human rights complaint
The owner of Morris Home Hardware in Ottawa is being accused of discrimination following an interaction with a First Nations customer on Thursday. 49 new Order of Canada recipients include composer, judge
Governor General David Johnston presented Order of Canada honours today at Rideau Hall, as 4 Companions, 14 Officers and 31 Members joined or were promoted up the ranks.Back to Canada News
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