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TORONTO — Celebrated author Emma Donoghue is making her first foray into children's literature. The award-winning London, Ont.-based writer behind the bestseller "Room" is publishing her debut novel for younger readers this spring.

QUEBEC — The case of the man charged with murder in last month's mosque shootings in Quebec City will resume March 30. Alexandre Bissonnette, 27, appeared in court on Tuesday as the Crown handed over evidence to the defence lawyer.

TORONTO — Canada's women's soccer team will host Costa Rica in a pair of June friendlies in Winnipeg and Toronto. The series starts in Winnipeg on June 8 before shifting to Toronto for a June 11 game.

HALIFAX — A man accused of killing an off-duty Nova Scotia police officer has been charged with breaching his bail conditions.

TORONTO — Sometimes when three players click on the same line, the unit becomes bigger than the sum of its parts. In the latest edition of NHL 100, a weekly series from The Canadian Press, we look back at some of the iconic lines in NHL history.

ERBIL, Iraq — Canadian special forces have shifted their operations in northern Iraq to put pressure on ISIL in places outside the strategic city of Mosul — including along the border with Syria.

MONTREAL — The Prime Minister has promised to answer questions from the public in the language they are asked, after receiving a slew of complaints from angry citizens who felt he recently violated the country's bilingualism policy.

AIRDRIE, Alta.

EDMONTON — The woman who was viciously beaten while working at a youth home northeast of Edmonton has had hours of surgery and faces a long road to recovery.

Montreal city council passed a motion Monday making it the latest Canadian jurisdiction to declare itself a "sanctuary city" for non-status immigrants.