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Dismantle National Energy Board, create bodies for regulation, growth: panel

Dismantle National Energy Board, create bodies for regulation, growth: panel

OTTAWA — A panel advising the government on how to overhaul the National Energy Board says Canada's current system for reviewing and regulating energy projects is broken and facing a crisis of confidence in the eyes of the public.
Bell appeals to cord-cutters with live TV streaming service Alt TV

Bell appeals to cord-cutters with live TV streaming service Alt TV

TORONTO — Consumers who hope Bell's new streaming TV platform will offer an experience that rivals conventional television should temper their expectations, suggest analysts.
'We were feeling like the hunted:' Wounded officer recalls Moncton rampage

'We were feeling like the hunted:' Wounded officer recalls Moncton rampage

MONCTON, N.B. — A Mountie who was wounded during a shooting rampage in Moncton, N.B., said he has "absolutely no doubt" that he could have downed Justin Bourque had he been armed with a carbine rather than his pistol.
MPs unite in Commons to support Ambrose bill on training for would-be judges

MPs unite in Commons to support Ambrose bill on training for would-be judges

OTTAWA — Canada is a step closer to requiring would-be federal judges to first undergo comprehensive training in sexual assault law, thanks to a rare show of cross-partisan support Monday in the House of Commons.
Indefinite immigration detention in Canada under fire in Federal Court

Indefinite immigration detention in Canada under fire in Federal Court

TORONTO — Canada's immigration regime allows for indefinite and arbitrary detention that can cause severe psychological distress and is therefore unconstitutional, Federal Court heard Monday.

TSX, Wall Street kick off trading week with broad gains, as oil climbs

TORONTO — Major stock indices in Canada and the United States finished higher Monday as investors seemed to shrug off a number of emerging geopolitical risks. In Toronto, the S&P/TSX composite index climbed 91.59 points to 15,629.

Auditor calls out bad management at Freshwater Fish Marketing Corp.

OTTAWA — A federal Crown corporation with a history of bad management practices has drawn the ire of the federal auditor general for the second time in less than a decade for a complete lack of risk-management planning or strategic direction.

Alberta judge won't block sale of ranch land by aging cattleman to young couple

CALGARY — A judge has ruled an aging cattleman showing signs of dementia was not duped when he sold part of his land in the Rocky Mountain foothills to a young couple for a modest sum to keep the property as a working ranch.
Montreal Olympic Park to test automated bus at sprawling facility next month

Montreal Olympic Park to test automated bus at sprawling facility next month

MONTREAL — Visitors to Montreal's Olympic Park will be able to hop on a driverless automated bus next month to avoid the lengthy walk between tourism destinations at the home of the 1976 Summer Games.

Man arrested after liquid manure sprayed outside Quebec farmers' union office

LONGUEUIL, Que. — A man was arrested by police after 12,000 litres of liquid manure was sprayed outside the office of Quebec's professional farmers' union on Monday, police said.
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