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Sen. Patrick Brazeau acquitted of charges related to drunk driving

Sen. Patrick Brazeau acquitted of charges related to drunk driving

OTTAWA — Sen. Patrick Brazeau has been acquitted of drunk-driving charges that date back to 2014. The news was confirmed by the court clerk at the courthouse in Gatineau in western Quebec.

Mayors ask feds to ensure provinces offer more cash for transit projects

OTTAWA — The mayors of Canada's biggest cities are asking the federal government to prod their provincial counterparts to pony up more cash for transit projects.
Margaret Atwood on alliteration, new 'Wandering Wenda' show, being a teen puppeteer

Margaret Atwood on alliteration, new 'Wandering Wenda' show, being a teen puppeteer

TORONTO — When Margaret Atwood's daughter was young, the acclaimed author would tell her an alliterative story filled with "P" words while getting the tangles out of her long, curly hair.
'Bee Nation' director aims to break down stereotypes about First Nations

'Bee Nation' director aims to break down stereotypes about First Nations

TORONTO — How do you spell "empowering?" It's a word Lana Slezic uses often as she describes her new documentary "Bee Nation," which is the opening-night film for the Hot Docs Canadian International Documentary Festival, kicking off Thursday.
Vice-admiral leaked cabinet secrets to help ensure supply ship contract: RCMP

Vice-admiral leaked cabinet secrets to help ensure supply ship contract: RCMP

OTTAWA — The military's second-in-command leaked cabinet secrets to a shipbuilding executive as a means of pressuring the Liberal government to approve a $700-million contract, the RCMP alleges in newly disclosed court documents.

Salford rugby league player charged with racially abusing Toronto Wolfpack prop

TORONTO — A Salford player has been charged with making a racial slur during the Red Devils' win over the Toronto Wolfpack in Sunday's fifth-round Ladbrokes Challenge Cup match.

Indigo resets some users' online account passwords following security breach

TORONTO — Indigo Books & Music Inc. says it has reset passwords for a number of its customers' online Indigo accounts after noticing unauthorized access.

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Home Capital shares plunge after signing deal for $2-billion credit line

TORONTO — Home Capital Group Inc.
Five facts about the crane rescue operation in Toronto

Five facts about the crane rescue operation in Toronto

TORONTO — A woman who climbed up a construction crane and onto a dangling pulley in Toronto was rescued Wednesday morning after a dramatic hours-long operation. Here are five things to know about the rescue.
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