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Leafs stay the course at deadline day: 'We don't want to get ahead of ourselves'

Leafs stay the course at deadline day: 'We don't want to get ahead of ourselves'

TORONTO — Even a surprisingly successful season wasn't about to throw the Toronto Maple Leafs off a patient plan of reconstruction.

Victoria police chief says allegations come from group that wants him turfed

VICTORIA — The suspended head of Victoria's police department says he is being targeted by a group of people who want him ousted from his position as chief constable. In an affidavit filed in B.C.

Minister open to allowing appeal process in revoking citizenship

OTTAWA — Immigration Minister Ahmed Hussen says he's open to the idea of adding a new appeal process in cases where people are being stripped of their citizenship.
Gordie Howe International Bridge to feature bike lanes, pedestrian access

Gordie Howe International Bridge to feature bike lanes, pedestrian access

WINDSOR, Ont. — Pedestrians and cyclists will be able to use the new cross-border Gordie Howe International Bridge that will connect Windsor, Ont., with Detroit.

Low results in Quebec-California cap-and-trade auction weeks ahead of Ontario's

A joint Quebec-California cap-and-trade auction has yielded less-than-stellar results, just three weeks ahead of Ontario's first auction and a year before the province plans to link its own system with that market.

More malicious messages targeting female student sent to school emails

MONCTON, N.B. — Two more malicious mass emails targeting a female University of Moncton student were sent to students and staff at the New Brunswick school late Tuesday evening, bringing the total number of such emails to six.
Canadian edition of U.K.'s Big Feastival launches this August in Ontario

Canadian edition of U.K.'s Big Feastival launches this August in Ontario

TORONTO — A food and music festival conceived by British celebrity chef Jamie Oliver in the United Kingdom is coming to Canada this August.
Garneau calls for tough national standard for distracted drivers using cellphones

Garneau calls for tough national standard for distracted drivers using cellphones

MONTREAL — Transport Minister Marc Garneau is calling for the creation of a tough national standard to penalize distracted drivers using their cellphones on the road.

Trump's likely envoy to Canada: Political donor, philanthropist from coal family

WASHINGTON — A big-money political donor and philanthropist with personal ties to the coal industry and professional connections to the White House and the U.S. Senate is expected to be named Donald Trump's ambassador to Canada.
Trudeau to meet with Victoria mayor, Canadian sailors in B.C. on Thursday

Trudeau to meet with Victoria mayor, Canadian sailors in B.C. on Thursday

VICTORIA — Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is touring a military base in British Columbia on Thursday and meeting with Victoria's mayor.
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