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BURNABY, B.C. — The homicide of a 13-year-old girl found dead in a suburban Vancouver park involved a random attack, police say. Cpl.

CALGARY — Uniformed police officers will not be marching in Calgary's annual Pride parade in September.

SASKATOON — A Saskatoon pastor is taking a page out of Charles Schultz’s classic “Peanuts” comic strip by offering spiritual advice and a glass of fruit punch at a roadside stand in his neighbourhood.

MONTREAL — With only a few bleats of protest, a flock of woolly, four-legged lawnmowers took a rare stroll through the streets of Montreal on Wednesday to take up their duties in a new city park.

OTTAWA — "The (Canada Child Benefit) means more money for nine out of 10 Canadian families, and it means 300,000 fewer kids living in poverty across this country.

TORONTO — A prominent drug safety expert says some people dependent on high-dose prescription opioids should consider having another drug on hand at all times — a naloxone kit in case of overdose. Dr.

ALTON, Ont.

Six stories in the news for Thursday, July 27 ——— CANADIAN MILITARY TROLLS TRUMP ON TRANSGENDER ISSUE U.S.

TORONTO — Four months after acquiring Jean Machine, the new owner of the denim retailer says it plans on "cleaning up" the look of its stores as part of an effort to woo back customers. Gerry Bachynski, president and CEO of Comark Services Inc.

ST. THOMAS, Ont. — Ontario Provincial Police say one their drones is missing and are asking the public to help them find it.