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RED DEER, Alta. — An Alberta man who burned "snitch" on his captive's chest has been sentenced to three years in prison.

TORONTO — Jim Popp and Marc Trestman are together again. Two sources said Monday the Toronto Argonauts have agreements in principle for Popp and Trestman to become the CFL club's GM and head coach, respectively.

VAUGHAN, Ont. — Police in southern Ontario are investigating a violent home invasion after a man allegedly posing as a pizza delivery person forced his way into a residence in Vaughan, Ont.

MONTREAL — The value of customer loyalty programs is under increased scrutiny by companies and users in the wake of Air Miles' recent reversal of an unpopular expiration policy.

Canada will slash anti-dumping duties on U.S. drywall imports after a trade panel ruled that maintaining levies imposed last fall would harm consumers and businesses, federal Finance Minister Bill Morneau announced Monday.

SAINT-JEROME, Que. — A trial for a former national ski coach who faces dozens of sex-related charges involving allegations from girls as young as 12 has been put off until Thursday.

TORONTO — The Ontario government said Monday that it was improving access to specialized care for people living with rare diseases.

TORONTO — Electricity bills in Ontario could be cut by ending mandatory time-of-use pricing, reducing the delivery charge for rural customers and renegotiating power contracts, the NDP proposed Monday.

TORONTO — Film, television and digital productions contributed more than $2 billion to Toronto's economy in 2016, Mayor John Tory said Monday as he promised to streamline regulations, helping the city compete with other global destinations.

TORONTO — A suspect who held up the same Toronto subway station three times and shot a TTC fare collector in the neck five years ago has not been linked to any crimes since then, police said Monday in appealing for information in the case.