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Family loses fight for autistic son to have service dog in class

Family loses fight for autistic son to have service dog in class

TORONTO — Ontario's human rights tribunal has ruled that a nine-year-old autistic boy can't bring his service dog with him into class.
Former Tory minister retiring, says he won't run to lead Saskatchewan Party

Former Tory minister retiring, says he won't run to lead Saskatchewan Party

OTTAWA — Gerry Ritz won't enter the race to lead the Saskatchewan Party, the long-serving Conservative MP said Thursday, after announcing he's leaving federal politics.

Northern Ontario woman dies after kayak capsizes, provincial police say

KENORA, Ont. — Provincial police in northern Ontario say a 57-year-old woman died after a kayak capsized in a lake. Kenora OPP say they received a call of a possible drowning in Bruin Lake near the Manitoba border at about 3:30 p.m. Wednesday.

Toronto school board puts program that puts cops in schools on hold

TORONTO — Canada's largest school board has suspended a controversial program that placed Toronto police officers in certain schools in the city.

Former B.C. health minister Terry Lake joins medical marijuana industry

KAMLOOPS, B.C. — Former British Columbia Health Minister Terry Lake has jumped from politics to the medical marijuana industry. Lake, who says he will continue to live in Kamloops, B.C.

Single-screen theatre with 80-year history in Halifax closing its doors

HALIFAX — It is where Haligonians watched "Casablanca," "Gentlemen Prefer Blondes," "The Graduate" and "Titanic.

Couche-Tard raising funds after Harvey forces 120 stores in Texas to close down

Alimentation Couche-Tard (TSX:ATD.B) has launched a fundraising campaign to support staff and customers after 120 of its convenience stores in Texas were forced to close earlier this week due to damage from Hurricane Harvey. The Laval, Que.

Single-screen theatre with 80-year history in Halifax closing its doors

HALIFAX — It is where Haligonians watched "Casablanca," "Gentlemen Prefer Blondes," "The Graduate" and "Titanic.
Trump's NAFTA threats spur municipality's trade delegation to Colombia

Trump's NAFTA threats spur municipality's trade delegation to Colombia

TORONTO — Canadian municipalities must take the initiative to seek out international business and economic opportunities, especially given U.S.
Toronto group heading to Houston to rescue dogs from overwhelmed shelters

Toronto group heading to Houston to rescue dogs from overwhelmed shelters

TORONTO — Next week, a small team of Canadian volunteers will get into two vans, drive for two days to flood-ravaged Houston, pick up a group of rescue dogs from overwhelmed shelters, and head home.
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