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Liberals fork over another $30 million to keep Canada at F-35 table

OTTAWA — Canada has quietly paid another $30 million toward development of the F-35 — money that could become insurance in the trade dispute between U.S. aerospace firm Boeing and Canadian rival Bombardier. The annual payment was made to the U.S.

Former military medic gets nine months in prison for inappropriate breast exams

OTTAWA — A former military medical technician convicted of conducting inappropriate breast exams on female recruits has been sentenced to nine months in prison. Chief military judge Col. Mario Dutil told a military court in London, Ont.

Kinder Morgan announces final investment decision on Trans Mountain pipeline

VANCOUVER — Kinder Morgan says it will proceed with the $7.4-billion Trans Mountain pipeline expansion as long as it secures satisfactory financing for the project through its initial public offering.
Weak or non-existent El Nino to contribute to above-normal hurricane season

Weak or non-existent El Nino to contribute to above-normal hurricane season

HALIFAX — Warm water temperatures and a weak or non-existent El Nino will contribute to an above-normal hurricane season this year, the Canadian Hurricane Centre said Thursday.

Put risky ice rescue courses on hold, jury at coroner's inquest into firefighter deaths recommends

TORONTO — Risky ice rescue courses that send firefighters and firefighting students into treacherous, fast-moving currents should be put on hold until they can be performed safely, a coroner's inquest into the deaths of two Ontario men recommended Th

BlackBerry says US$940 million coming to it in final resolution of Qualcomm dispute

WATERLOO, Ont. — BlackBerry Ltd. (TSX:BB) says it will receive US$940 million from Qualcomm by May 31 to settle a dispute over royalty payments. An arbitrator sided with BlackBerry in April, and announced an interim award of US$814.

Investigation in fatal military parachute accident looks at training, procedures

YORKTON, Sask. — A report on the death of a search-and-rescue technician in a parachute training accident says the investigation is focusing on human factors, including training and emergency procedures. Master Cpl.

Body-slamming the press: Gianforte skirmish marks spike in media hostility

WASHINGTON — A reporter being slammed into the ground by a Republican politician, prompting criminal charges on the eve of his election to Congress, is putting a new spotlight on mounting hostility between the media and America's governing party.

RCMP still looking for boy's remains 38 years after he was murdered

STEINBACH, Man. — RCMP have issued an appeal asking for the public's help in finding the remains of a 13-year-old boy who vanished in July 1978. David Wiebe was last seen by his mother, riding away from his home in Steinbach, Man., on his bicycle.
As they turn 83, surviving Dionne quintuplets seek secure funding for birthplace

As they turn 83, surviving Dionne quintuplets seek secure funding for birthplace

SAINT-BRUNO-DE-MONTARVILLE, Que. — Cecile and Annette Dionne have just two items on their wish list as they get set to celebrate their 83rd birthday Sunday.
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