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Art Briles won't be resuming his coaching career with the Hamilton Tiger-Cats. The CFL and Ticats issued a joint statement Monday night saying Briles wouldn't be heading north.

Quebec provincial police say a 24-year-old man will be charged in connection with a slaying in a small town south of Quebec City.

TORONTO — The key to ensuring kids are prepared for the unpredictable world that awaits is to make sure today's schools allow them to take risks, try new things and learn how to adapt to change, says educator Nancy Steinhauer.

TORONTO — Home Capital Group Inc. (TSX:HCG) is continuing to rebuild its executive ranks with the hiring of a new chief financial officer who has extensive experience in Canada's financial services industry.

Toronto school boards say a small number of bus routes do not have permanent drivers for the coming academic year.

TORONTO — Bank of Montreal is reporting nearly $1.4 billion of net income for its third quarter, an increase of 11 per cent from the same time last year. The profit amounted to $2.05 per common share (TSX:BMO), up from $1.

TORONTO — Scotiabank is reporting a $2.1-billion profit in its third quarter and a dividend increase. The bank (TSX:BNS) says its net income equalled $1.66 per share, up from $1.54 per share in last year's third quarter.

MONTREAL — As the fifth anniversary of Quebec's election shooting approaches, Pauline Marois says she has forgiven the man who murdered a lighting technician that night and who was also intent on killing her.

Five stories in the news for Tuesday, Aug. 29 ——— NEW BRUNSWICK PREMIER MAKING FINAL SOFTWOOD PITCH New Brunswick's premier heads to Washington today to meet with a member of U.S.

VANCOUVER — Too many men working in trades are overdosing on opioids, says a chief medical health officer in British Columbia who wants the industry to be involved in identifying interventions that could save lives. Dr.