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ST. JOHN'S, N.L. — A Newfoundland and Labrador court will hear the case of a transgender activist vying for a non-binary birth certificate this fall. Gemma Hickey appeared in the province's Supreme Court in St. John's Friday to set a Nov.

A retired Mohawk professional wrestler is suing singer Van Morrison over the use of his image on the cover of an upcoming album.

HALIFAX — A wealthy Toronto family that donated a multi-million-dollar collection of Annie Leibovitz photographs to a small Halifax art gallery is confident the works will eventually be displayed, but warns that a federal board's refusal to recognize

FREDERICTON — A committee of the New Brunswick legislature studying marijuana legalization wrapped up a week of public hearings Friday with lots of unanswered questions and little consensus.

TORONTO — Natasha Penner was in the midst of celebrating her 30th birthday at a West Coast music festival when she accepted a drink from a newfound friend. She felt after spending most of the day with him they had established some trust.

MISSISSAUGA, Ont. — Peel regional police say a man and woman are charged in a double stabbing in Mississauga, Ont. Investigators say they were contacted early Friday by Toronto police after two stabbing victims were treated at a hospital in Toronto.

MILTON, Ont. — An Ontario highway sign has received the "Game of Thrones" treatment. Motorists travelling on the eastbound lanes of Highway 401 in Milton, Ont.

OTTAWA — The Canadian military has laid seven charges of voyeurism against a full-time army reservist in Toronto.

OAKVILLE, Ont. — Even as Jhonattan Vegas makes his way around the course at the RBC Canadian Open, his thoughts are back home in Venezuela.

Premier Kathleen Wynne said Friday she is working on ideas to support Ontario businesses through major labour reforms, suggesting she is looking more at offsetting unrelated costs than pulling back the labour changes themselves.