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Investigation launched into allegations of police abuse of northern B.C. women
OTTAWA - The independent agency that fields public complaints about the RCMP is formally investigating allegations that aboriginal women were abused and mistreated at the hands of Mounties in northern British Columbia.
Two arrests, one injury at surreal Denis Coderre mayoral campaign launch
MONTREAL - Denis Coderre's arrival in municipal politics wound up being crafted in the image of the man himself - destined to get attention.
Telus would like quick approval to buy financially struggling Mobilicity
Telus announced a plan Thursday to buy upstart wireless company Mobilicity for $380 million, a deal which it said needs quick regulatory approval because the small carrier can't make it financially on its own.
Fine art auction brushed by success as sales sizzle for Canadian masterworks
VANCOUVER - Collectors continue to push the value of Canadian fine and contemporary art into the stratosphere.
Man charged with confining, assaulting boy to plead guilty next week: lawyer
HALIFAX - A man accused of confining and sexually assaulting a teenage boy at a home in rural Nova Scotia will plead guilty to some charges in the case, his lawyer said Thursday.
Giant pandas from China to make invitation-only debut at Toronto Zoo today
TORONTO - A pair of giant pandas on loan from China made their debut at the Toronto Zoo today, but only one of them seemed to embrace the spotlight.
Rising cost of food causing Canadians to shop more carefully, survey finds
TORONTO - A recent survey of Canadian adult consumers found a large majority of them believe the price of the food they buy has gone up in the past year and more than half said they are doing more comparison shopping than before.
One arrest, one injury at surreal Denis Coderre mayoral campaign launch
MONTREAL - Denis Coderre's arrival in municipal politics wound up being crafted in the image of the man himself - destined to get attention.
Critics take to web as Harper visits New York to sell merits of Keystone XL
NEW YORK, N.Y. - Prime Minister Stephen Harper is in New York today to persuade influential Americans that the Keystone XL pipeline will give them the North American energy independence they have been seeking.
Boos, taunts, masks make for a wild Montreal mayoral campaign launch by Coderre
MONTREAL - It's not quite the mayoral campaign launch Denis Coderre would have scripted.
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