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Wexit cost Calgary 1,000-person company, says economic development boss
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Ongoing environmental criticism, delays in building oil pipelines and a surge of separatist sentiment following the last federal election are hurting Alberta's reputation, presenters at a business forum in Lake Louise said Friday. -
Former B.C. politician claims Chinese accused him of 'endangering national security'
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A former deputy speaker of the B.C. government claims Chinese authorities accused him of "endangering national security" before ordering him out of the country in 2015 after detaining him for eight hours at a Shanghai airport. -
Federal Court denies Ottawa's attempt to pause First Nations child welfare compensation order
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The Federal Court of Canada denied the federal government’s motion Friday to pause a human rights tribunal ruling ordering compensation for First Nation children apprehended through the on-reserve child welfare system. -
Hockey reckoning amid renewed call for independent body to probe abuse
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Amid a reckoning in the NHL and mounting allegations of abuse and harassment in university sports, athletes are renewing a call for an independent body to probe complaints and oversee a universal code of conduct. -
Stolen fire truck chased through downtown Winnipeg by dozen police vehicles
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A person is in custody after a Winnipeg fire truck was stolen, then pursued by more than a dozen police vehicles Friday afternoon. -
Driver of stolen fire truck swerved toward people during downtown chase: Winnipeg police
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A stolen fire truck swerved toward people as it drove through a downtown Winnipeg park as more than a dozen police vehicles chased it on Friday afternoon, police say. -
3 wounded in stabbing in the Netherlands, manhunt underway
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Dutch police said on Friday three people had been wounded in a stabbing on a shopping street in The Hague, and a manhunt was underway. -
3 wounded in stabbing in the Netherlands
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Dutch police said on Friday three people had been wounded in a stabbing on a shopping street in The Hague. -
François Legault to talk Bill 21 with Doug Ford over dinner in Montreal
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Quebec Premier François Legault and Ontario Premier Doug Ford to discuss economy, infrastructure as well as Quebec's secularism bill. -
Alberta Health Services reducing staff by 750 front-line nurses, union says
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Alberta could lose more than 750 front-line nurses under a "massive downsizing" at Alberta Health Services (AHS), the United Nurses of Alberta said Friday. -
Alberta Health Services plans to lay off 750 front-line nurses, union says
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More than 750 front-line nurses are to be laid off under a "massive downsizing" at Alberta Health Services, the United Nurses of Alberta said Friday. -
Scheer names his caucus critics - and some notable MPs have been left off the list
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Conservative Leader Andrew Scheer has announced what he calls his "shadow cabinet" — the critics who will be in charge of scrutinizing Liberal ministers and their portfolios. Notably absent from the list are some high-profile Tory MPs, including Ed Fast, the former trade minister under Stephen Harper, and Rachael Harder, who was the party's former status of women critic. -
Ed Fast rejects Scheer's offer of critic's post, cites leadership concerns
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Ed Fast, a former trade minister under Stephen Harper, has declined an offer to serve in Andrew Scheer's "shadow cabinet," citing concerns about his leadership. -
Eaton Centre shooter Christopher Husbands sentenced to life in prison
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The man convicted of killing two people and injuring several others in a shooting at the Eaton Centre food court has been sentenced to life in prison. -
Peter Harder to step down as Trudeau government's Senate point man at year's end
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Peter Harder announced Friday he will step down as the Liberal government's representative in the Senate at the end of this year. He'll continue to sit as an Independent senator. -
Peter Harder to step down as Trudeau government's point man in Senate at year's end
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Peter Harder announced Friday he will step down as the Liberal government's representative in the Senate at the end of this year. He'll continue to sit as an Independent senator. -
Calgary Flames to address reports Bill Peters is out as head coach
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Calgary Flames have scheduled a news conference at 12:30 p.m. ET amid reports Bill Peters is no longer the NHL team's head coach in the wake of allegations of racism by former AHL player Akim Aliu. -
Bill Peters resigns as Calgary Flames coach in wake of allegations of racism
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Bill Peters has resigned as head coach of the Calgary Flames in the wake of a former player's accusations that his onetime coach used racial slurs a decade ago in the minor leagues. -
Andrew Scheer makes plea for Conservative unity at UCP AGM
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Embattled federal Conservative leader Andrew Scheer told hundreds of Alberta conservatives Friday he will stay on and fight despite the efforts of detractors trying to push him out. -
Andrew Scheer joins Jason Kenney at United Conservative Party convention in Calgary
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Members of Alberta's United Conservative Party are meeting for their first AGM since the party formed government after winning the spring election. -
Andrew Scheer addresses UCP convention in Calgary
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Members of Alberta's United Conservative Party are meeting for their first AGM since the party formed government after winning the spring election. -
Democrats' concerns are 'very valid,' says Mexico's point person on new NAFTA
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Mexico's point man on the new North American free-trade agreement says concerns raised by U.S. Democrats "are very valid" but not insurmountable as the three sides work to get the deal over the final hurdle. -
Alberta golfer fights to claim hole-in-one prize SUV from summer tournament
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An Alberta man is fighting to claim the hole-in-one prize he won 3 months ago at Alexander First Nation Golf Open. -
Suspect shot dead by police on London Bridge after several people stabbed
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Several people were stabbed and a male suspect fatally shot by police Friday afternoon on London Bridge. -
Suspect shot dead by police at London Bridge after several people stabbed
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A man wearing a fake explosive vest stabbed several people Friday in what police are treating as a terrorist attack before being tackled by members of the public and then fatally shot by officers at London Bridge, police and the city's mayor said. -
Suspect in deadly London Bridge knife attack had prior terrorism convictions, police say
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A man wearing a fake explosive vest stabbed several people Friday in London, killing two, before being tackled by members of the public and then fatally shot by officers on London Bridge, officials said. Police are treating the incident as a terrorist attack -
Police treating deadly London Bridge stabbings as 'terrorist incident'
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A man wearing a fake explosive vest stabbed several people Friday in London, killing two, before being tackled by members of the public and then fatally shot by officers on London Bridge, officials said. Police are treating the incident as a terrorist attack -
London Bridge stabbing call being investigated by British police
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British police said Friday they were dealing with an incident on London Bridge involving a call about a stabbing, and witnesses have reported hearing gunshots. -
London Bridge evacuated, man shot by police after stabbing report
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One man was shot by police and several people were wounded following an incident Friday on London Bridge that was initially reported to Metropolitan Police as a stabbing. -
2 stabbed to death in London, suspect fatally shot by police
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A man wearing a fake explosive vest stabbed several people Friday in what police are treating as a terrorist attack before being tackled by members of the public. Two were killed, and the suspect was fatally shot by officers at London Bridge. -
Amid Black Friday, activists stage global climate protests
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Against the backdrop of the Black Friday shopping frenzy, activists around the world are protesting consumerism and its impact on the climate ahead of the United Nations climate summit in Madrid next week. -
Canadian economy cooled off in 3rd quarter, Statistics Canada says
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Real gross domestic product grew at an annualized rate of 1.3 per cent in the third quarter, down from 3.5 per cent in the previous three-month period, Statistics Canada said Friday. -
Supreme Court to rule on case of woman fined for refusing to hold escalator handrail
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Bela Kosoian was at the Montmorency Metro station in Laval, Que., when a police officer told her to respect a pictogram with the instruction, "Hold the handrail." She refused. The case went to Canada's top court, and a decision is expected today. -
Supreme Court rules in favour of woman fined for refusing to hold escalator handrail
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Bela Kosoian was at the Montmorency Metro station in Laval, Que., when a police officer told her to respect a pictogram with the instruction, "Hold the handrail." She refused. Canada's top court ruled Friday that it was "an unlawful order." -
Supreme Court awards $20K to woman fined for refusing to hold escalator handrail
via cbc.ca
Bela Kosoian was at the Montmorency Metro station in Laval, Que., in 2009 when a police officer told her to respect a pictogram saying, "Hold the handrail." She refused. Canada's top court has ruled it was "an unlawful order" and ordered compensation. -
Supreme Court awards $20K in damages to woman fined for refusing to hold escalator handrail
via cbc.ca
Bela Kosoian was at the Montmorency Metro station in Laval, Que., in 2009 when a police officer told her to respect a pictogram saying, "Hold the handrail." She refused. Canada's top court has ruled it was "an unlawful order" and ordered compensation. -
University of Alberta lecturer faces backlash for denying Ukrainian genocide
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Several groups are calling for the dismissal of lecturer Dougal MacDonald after images emerged of Facebook posts in which he called the Holodomor, or Ukrainian genocide, a myth. -
Scheer heads to Conservative heartland after a bruising week of challenges
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Andrew Scheer heads into the Conservative heartland of Alberta today to make a pitch to some of the party's most fervent supporters about why he should keep his job as federal leader, and how he intends to do it. -
Top Iraq cleric urges parliament to 'reconsider its choices' after 400 killed
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Iraq's top Shia Muslim cleric has condemned attacks on protesters and urged lawmakers to reconsider their support for the government, an apparent suggestion they're seeking a change of leadership as violence spirals in the war-weary country. -
In face of deadly protests, Iraqi PM says he will resign
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Iraqi Prime Minister Adel Abdul-Mahdi says he will submit his resignation to parliament in the wake of anti-government protests that have resulted in over 400 deaths, just over a year since he took office. -
Pilot in Kingston, Ont., crash bought plane this year, says flight school
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The Houston resident who piloted a plane that crashed in Kingston, Ont., on Wednesday night, killing all seven aboard, had recently purchased the aircraft in Texas, in part to take his family on trips. -
Some B.C. salmon runs face 'meaningful chance of extinction' after landslide, despite rescue mission
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Scientists fear that some Fraser River salmon populations could be wiped out completely following a landslide that has blocked part of the critical B.C. migration route for the last year. -
'Sustainable' is a trendy word in the food industry — but farmers aren't getting enough credit for it
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Some industries were “sustainable” long before it was marketable but they are not necessarily benefiting from this marketing trend. In fact, one of the more progressive industries in terms of environmental sustainability is also one being heavily scrutinized right now: agriculture. -
Ever wanted your own newspaper? A good essay could win you one for $1
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In Saskatchewan, where newspapers have recently blown away like tumbleweeds, a century-old weekly is holding a competition to find a new owner. -
It's Black Friday — and Canadians are leaving Boxing Day behind
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Canadian shoppers craving a deal increasingly turn to Black Friday — a sales bonanza imported from the U.S., where retailers long slashed prices the day after their Thanksgiving holiday — at the expense of another sales spree, Boxing Day. -
'We have failed you': Halifax police chief apologizes for street checks, mistreatment of black people
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Halifax Regional Police Chief Dan Kinsella acknowledged institutional racism, discrimination and street checks have made black men, women and children fearful police — and issued a historic apology Friday morning for that mistreatment. -
Halifax police chief to apologize today for street checks
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Halifax police Chief Dan Kinsella hopes the apology he delivers today to the black community will help repair damage from police street checks that disproportionately targeted black males. -
Winnipeg General Strike inspires gritty love story for the silver screen
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The simmering social tensions of the 1919 Winnipeg General Strike may seem an unlikely setting for a romance film — and a musical to boot — but exactly such a movie premieres in theatres across Canada this weekend. -
Veterans Affairs rejects pitch for social media influencers in $7M outreach contract
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Canada's veterans department shied away from a proposal to use social media "influencers" to get its message out to an increasingly fractured and frustrated community of former soldiers, sailors and aircrew, federal documents reveal. -
Old-time hockey: How the NHL lags behind when it comes to hiring coaches
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Revelations of bullying and racism among NHL coaches are raising questions about the league's clubby hiring practices.

