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WAWA, Ont. — The giant honking Canada Goose in Wawa, Ont., that has quietly greeted countless travellers for more than five decades is set to fly its concrete roost ahead of the formal arrival of a replacement on Canada Day.

EDMONTON — A member of the Canadian Armed Forces in Alberta has been charged with child luring as well as with making and distributing child pornography. Police say child luring allegations were first discovered by U.S.

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TORONTO — RioCan Real Estate Investment Trust (TSX:REI.UN) says the restructuring of Sears Canada is expected to have a far smaller impact on its business than when Target closed up shop in Canada.

OTTAWA — A woman who wants to sue Facebook over its use of "sponsored stories" can pursue her case in British Columbia, the Supreme Court of Canada ruled Friday.

OTTAWA — A woman who wants to sue Facebook over its use of "sponsored stories" can pursue her case in British Columbia, the Supreme Court of Canada ruled Friday.

TORONTO — Coach John Herdman is a step closer to his goal of taking the Canadian women's soccer team to the top. Canada has moved up one spot to No. 4 in the new FIFA women's world rankings, matching its all-time high first achieved last year. The U.

TORONTO — Two men are facing dozens of charges after a string of alleged robberies in the Greater Toronto Area. Local police allege the pair struck repeatedly over a roughly six-week period between May 6 to June 22.

OTTAWA — Franklin Njomo spent the early part of his life advocating for human rights in Cameroon, and fled to Canada to seek refugee status after being jailed and tortured as a result. But he still doesn't consider himself free.

SELWYN TOWNSHIP, Ont. — Police say a 20-year-old student visiting from China has died after a boating accident in central Ontario.