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ST. GEORGE, N.B. — Foul play is not suspected in the deaths of four people found in the burned remains of a home in southwestern New Brunswick, police said Wednesday as they continued their investigation into the tragedy. RCMP Const.

OTTAWA — The Supreme Court of Canada will not hear the case of a man convicted of murdering his three sisters and another woman.

HALIFAX — A Nova Scotia man charged in the death of an off-duty police officer has been released again after being accused of breaching his bail conditions.

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TORONTO — Jess Morgan rents in the country's hottest housing market and has been saving for the past six years for a down payment on her first home.

CHAPLEAU, Ont. — Provincial police say there were no injuries when a small plane landed on a northern Ontario highway on Wednesday night. They say the ultra-light plane landed on Highway 129, about 27 kilometres north of Chapleau, Ont.

MILTON, Ont. — Police say three people are facing charges after a now-former municipal employee allegedly defrauded Halton Region of approximately $770,000.

TORONTO — Rogers Communications (TSX:RCI.B) has signed a deal to allow former Telus CEO Joe Natale join the company sooner than expected. Natale was named in October as the next chief executive at Rogers to replace Guy Laurence.

Ottawa head coach Guy Boucher couldn't help but feel like the Senators let an opportunity slip away as the Boston Bruins took Game 1 of their Eastern Conference quarter-final series 2-1 on Wednesday night.

OTTAWA — Ontario Attorney General Yasir Naqvi says legalizing marijuana is already proving to be a "tremendous" undertaking for the provinces and territories — and it's only going to get worse come Thursday.