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American Joe Eichner blazing rugby league trail with the Toronto Wolfpack

American Joe Eichner blazing rugby league trail with the Toronto Wolfpack

TORONTO — Having beaten the No. 2 team in their division by 68 points last time out, the unbeaten Toronto Wolfpack look to make short work of the 14th-ranked side when the 1-7-0 Coventry Bears visit Saturday.

Death of woman found in burning garage now treated as homicide: police

SOUTH RAWDON, N.S. — Police say the death of a 27-year-old Nova Scotia woman who was found in a burning garage is now being treated as a homicide.

Canada's trade surplus with U.S. hits highest level in three years

OTTAWA — Canada's trade deficit fell in April and its surplus with the United States ballooned to its largest in three years, boosted by shipments of cars, natural gas and softwood lumber, Statistics Canada said Friday.
Missing, murdered women inquiry urged to earn trust of family members

Missing, murdered women inquiry urged to earn trust of family members

WHITEHORSE — Families of missing and murdered indigenous women told a national inquiry on its final day of hearings in Whitehorse that they have little faith in the process and their trust must be earned.
McKenna 'deeply disappointed' in U.S. decision to pull out of Paris

McKenna 'deeply disappointed' in U.S. decision to pull out of Paris

OTTAWA — President Donald Trump's decision to pull out of the Paris climate-change agreement is disappointing, but the world is marching inexorably towards a greener future with or without the United States, says Canada's environment minister.
Ex-nurse Wettlaufer felt 'urge to kill' seniors in her care, pleads guilty

Ex-nurse Wettlaufer felt 'urge to kill' seniors in her care, pleads guilty

WOODSTOCK, Ont. — A former Ontario nurse angry with her career and personal life believed she was an instrument of God as she used insulin to kill vulnerable seniors in her care over the course of nearly a decade.

Karla Homolka will no longer volunteer at Montreal elementary school

MONTREAL — A private Montreal elementary school is moving to quell public fears following media reports about Karla Homolka doing some volunteer work there.
Couillard says little desire for national unity debate, wants one anyway

Couillard says little desire for national unity debate, wants one anyway

Quebec Premier Philippe Couillard said Thursday he is fully aware there is currently little appetite across the country to re-open the Canadian Constitution. His government is nevertheless going in that direction anyway, the premier told reporters.

PM tries to keep lid on constitutional can of worms opened by Couillard

OTTAWA — Justin Trudeau moved quickly Thursday to slam the lid on a constitutional can of worms opened by Quebec Premier Philippe Couillard, who unveiled a plan to eventually secure recognition of his province's distinctiveness in the Constitution.
Officials advise Goodale to rethink idea of public sex offender database

Officials advise Goodale to rethink idea of public sex offender database

OTTAWA — Federal officials have advised Public Safety Minister Ralph Goodale to put the brakes on setting up a publicly accessible database of high-risk child sex offenders.
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