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CBU students' union
The students' union at Cape Breton University is endorsing an internet site that offers Canadian students the chance to win free tuition by playing poker.
Categories: Canadian Public Service News
OC Transpo bus allegedly drives away with tot after clash with mom
An Ottawa mother wants an OC Transpo bus driver fired after she got into an argument with him and he drove away with her two-year-old daughter while she screamed and chased the vehicle.
Categories: Canadian Public Service News
Police enforce the law, says Montreal mayor after weekend shooting
Montreal Mayor Gérald Tremblay is defending the actions of police officers who shot and injured a teenaged suspect on the weekend.
Categories: Canadian Public Service News
N.W.T. MLAs set to choose new cabinet minister
At least two of three Northwest Territories MLAs who are eligible to vie for a cabinet spot say they plan to run for the job.
Categories: Canadian Public Service News
Silent witness in Ont. child sex abuse inquiry out of jail
A former police officer jailed for refusing to testify at a public inquiry into child sex abuse allegations in eastern Ontario has been released from an Ottawa cell.
Categories: Canadian Public Service News
Strike over at University of Windsor
The students at the University of Windsor are returning to class on Monday following an 18-day strike by the school's faculty.
Categories: Canadian Public Service News
Bush's Concerns Over Voter Fraud Led to Iglesias's Firing
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President George W. Bush and Karl Rove, the former White House political adviser, both appear to have helped orchestrate the firing of former New Mexico U.S.
Categories: Media News, World Public Service News
Manitoba police search for escaped prisoner
Police are searching the Headingley area, west of Winnipeg, for a prisoner who escaped Sunday from a local jail.
Categories: Canadian Public Service News
Jury selection begins in HIV murder trial
The jury selection in the trial of an HIV-positive man charged with first-degree murder in the death of two of his sex partners is scheduled to begin in Hamilton on Monday.
Categories: Canadian Public Service News
Algonquin protesters blockade Quebec highway
A group of Algonquin demonstrators has barricaded a major highway in western Quebec that connects the Laurentian and Abitibi regions.
Categories: Canadian Public Service News
Car rams Charlottetown courthouse
A 45-year-old Charlottetown woman has been arrested after her car slammed into the front doors of the P.E.I. Supreme Court building on Water Street early Monday morning.
Categories: Canadian Public Service News
Canadian economists to talk about world economy
Five senior Canadian economists were expected to speak in Toronto about the state of the worldwide economy on Monday at a meeting hosted by the Economic Club of Canada.
Categories: Canadian Public Service News
Accused in Manitoba bus killing to appear in court
A man accused of beheading a passenger on a Greyhound bus in Manitoba was expected to appear in court in Portage la Prairie, Man. on Monday.
Categories: Canadian Public Service News
Policy change delayed alarm signal over listeria, inspectors say
Inspectors with the Canadian Food Inspection Agency say their hands-on role at meat plants changed with a CFIA policy introduced three months before the listeriosis outbreak.
Categories: Canadian Public Service News
Layton addresses supporters at P.E.I. airport
NDP Leader Jack Layton touched down on P.E.I. Saturday, giving a 10-minute pep talk to supporters at Charlottetown Airport before lifting off again.
Categories: Canadian Public Service News
Don't be left in cold, MacKay warns N.L. voters
Conservative heavyweight Peter MacKay warned Newfoundland and Labrador voters to mind the risks of following Danny Williams's advice to boycott the federal Tories.
Categories: Canadian Public Service News
Crew member's body found in Labrador harbour
RCMP are investigating the death of a mariner whose body was recovered from a Labrador harbour this weekend.
Categories: Canadian Public Service News
Time Has Come to Craft a Coalition (in Views)
A centre-left government is doable. See Europe.
Categories: Canadian Public Service News
Did Libs Shush Their Scientist? (in Views)
Big real estate projects threaten Mission habitat.
Categories: Canadian Public Service News
Charting the Votes for Hedy Fry (in Views)
Vancouver Centre's Grit incumbent faces strong foes -- and the Dion factor.
Categories: Canadian Public Service News

