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Bombers' Medlock and Leggett, Lions' Burnham named CFL top performers

Bombers' Medlock and Leggett, Lions' Burnham named CFL top performers

TORONTO — Winnipeg kicker and punter Justin Medlock and defensive back Maurice Leggett and B.C. receiver Bryan Burnham are the CFL's top performers for Week 7.

Home construction picks up, driven by buildings, condos, CMHC says

OTTAWA — Home construction in Canada picked up last month, driven by British Columbia and Alberta, defying expectations that homebuilding activity would cool down.

Halifax police arrest Hells Angels member in 'significant hit' to biker gang

HALIFAX — Police say they believe organizing efforts by the Hells Angels in Nova Scotia have taken a "significant hit" with the arrest of an alleged member in a drug raid.

Ontario high school teacher facing sex-related charges

MISSISSAUGA, Ont. — A teacher at a Catholic high school in Mississauga, Ont. is facing a number of sex-related charges after allegations surfaced from past students.
Canadian tech sector not immune to sexism and discrimination of Silicon Valley

Canadian tech sector not immune to sexism and discrimination of Silicon Valley

TORONTO — The sexism displayed in a controversial missive written by a now-fired male Google engineer is alive and well in Canada's tech sector, says one of the country's most prominent media bosses.

Hamilton police investigate Progressive Conservative nomination battle

Hamilton police are investigating a Progressive Conservative nomination meeting marred by allegations of ballot box stuffing.

Man drowns while trying to rescue child in Lake Erie

KINGSVILLE, Ont. — A 41-year-old man is dead after trying to help a child swimming in a lake near Kingsville, Ont.

New study suggests link between foster care system and youth homelessness

OTTAWA — A first-of-its-kind study in Canada is drawing a link between youth homelessness levels and a foster care system that researchers say could be playing a more active role in keeping young people off the streets.
Hot, dry conditions see 28 new wildfire starts in less than two days in B.C.

Hot, dry conditions see 28 new wildfire starts in less than two days in B.C.

KAMLOOPS, B.C. — A combination of lightning and tinder-dry conditions has led to more than two dozen new wildfires starting in British Columbia over a two-day period.
Missing, murdered Indigenous women and girls inquiry loses director

Missing, murdered Indigenous women and girls inquiry loses director

OTTAWA — The national inquiry into missing and murdered Indigenous women and girls has lost another high-profile member of its entourage.
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