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Nova Scotia police chief's sexual assault, exploitation case adjourned

Nova Scotia police chief's sexual assault, exploitation case adjourned

BRIDGEWATER, N.S. — The case of a Nova Scotia police chief facing sex charges involving a 17-year-old girl has been adjourned until next month.
Margaret Atwood adds German literary Peace Prize to international accolades

Margaret Atwood adds German literary Peace Prize to international accolades

TORONTO — Margaret Atwood has been awarded the German book trade's Peace Prize.

Expats fret bill allowing them to vote is dying, despite Liberal promises

TORONTO — Disenfranchised expat Canadians are questioning whether the Liberal government is deliberately allowing legislation aimed at restoring their voting rights to wither on the vine.

Correction to story about SNC-Lavalin fraud case published June 9

MONTREAL — In a story published June 9 about fraud cases against former SNC-Lavalin executives, The Canadian Press reported that Yanai Elbaz was a former executive of McGill University.
Amount Canadians owe compared with income ticks lower but still near record high

Amount Canadians owe compared with income ticks lower but still near record high

OTTAWA — The amount Canadians owe compared with their income ticked lower in the first quarter but remained near record levels as mortgage debt continued to climb.

Tech firm at centre of security debate could go with takeover bid from U.S. firm

VANCOUVER — Norsat International Inc. (TSX:NII), which is subject to a controversial takeover bid from a Chinese firm, says it may accept a better offer from an American investment fund.
Police ramp up search for young Newfoundland mother last seen a week ago

Police ramp up search for young Newfoundland mother last seen a week ago

ST. JOHN'S, N.L. — Police and relatives of a missing Newfoundland woman have taken to social media in a desperate bid to find the young mother last seen last Wednesday.

CLARIFICATION to story on man who lost court bid to run for NDP leadership

TORONTO — The Canadian Press distributed a story on Monday based on court documents that mentioned NDP national director Robert Fox citing a conditional discharge Brian Graff received in 1993 for what Fox called a non-violent criminal "stalking" offe

Man loses bid to run for NDP leadership but parties subject to court scrutiny

TORONTO — A federal New Democrat has lost his bid to force his way into the race to replace Tom Mulcair as party leader, but the wider ramifications might be the judge's ruling that the inner workings of Canada's political parties are not immune to c

Homeowner's baseball bat handy in halting home invasion in Abbotsford, B.C.

ABBOTSFORD, B.C. — A feisty homeowner in Abbotsford, B.C., made quick work of what could have been a home invasion. Abbotsford Police Const.
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