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Authorities to release investigation report on 2015 Halifax crash landing

HALIFAX — Two years after an Air Canada jet crash-landed in a blizzard at Halifax's airport, injuring 25 people, the results of a Transportation Safety Board investigation will be released Thursday.

Candidate issues plea for orphaned bear cubs found in Nova Scotia woods

HALIFAX — Two orphaned bear cubs whose survival briefly became a Nova Scotia election issue Tuesday have been placed in wildlife parks and will not be euthanized.
Interim Conservative leader Ambrose begins farewell to political life

Interim Conservative leader Ambrose begins farewell to political life

OTTAWA — When interim Conservative leader Rona Ambrose began using the photo-sharing social media site Instagram, the pictures she posted were all in black and white.
From Russia with love: Canadian 'Onegin' musical puts rock spin on classic novel

From Russia with love: Canadian 'Onegin' musical puts rock spin on classic novel

TORONTO — A classic Russian poem and centuries-old opera have taken on a modern new shape on the Canadian stage — and indie rock is powering the soundtrack.

Impaired driver in Whitby, Ont., had two kids in car, police allege

WHITBY, Ont. — A father is facing charges after allegedly driving drunk with his children in the vehicle. Durham regional police say a passerby called them after a car reversed into a parked vehicle at a Whitby, Ont., gas station on Monday evening.
Female knuckleballer Claire Eccles joins men's team for 2017 season

Female knuckleballer Claire Eccles joins men's team for 2017 season

VANCOUVER — Claire Eccles steps in front of the mound for a couple easy tosses before signalling she's ready to pitch. The catcher prepares for the delivery, neither really knowing where her knuckleball is headed. And that's the point.
Mounties missing mark on mental health programs, auditor general says

Mounties missing mark on mental health programs, auditor general says

OTTAWA — The RCMP is failing to meet the mental health needs of its members due to a lack of resources, poor monitoring and meagre support from supervisors, says the federal spending watchdog.

Immigration-detention system not flawless but legal, government lawyer says

TORONTO — Canada's system of detaining some foreigners who cannot be readily deported may not be perfect but it is fair and constitutional, a government lawyer argued on Tuesday.
Toronto Wolfpack loses two players for key game after bans for punching opponent

Toronto Wolfpack loses two players for key game after bans for punching opponent

Toronto Wolfpack prop Jake Emmitt and wing Liam Kay will miss this weekend's top-of-the-table showdown with the Barrow Raiders after being banned for fighting. Emmitt got a two-game suspension while Kay was banned for one game.

Nova Scotia election roundup

HALIFAX — (NSElxn) Nova Scotia New Democrats are promising to bring in $15-a-day child care beginning next year if they win the May 30 provincial election.
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