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Bruins 19-year-old defenceman Charlie McAvoy makes NHL debut in playoffs

OTTAWA — Considering the circumstances, Charlie McAvoy was pretty impressive in his NHL debut.
Chase Anderson sharp as Brewers blank slumping Blue Jays 2-0

Chase Anderson sharp as Brewers blank slumping Blue Jays 2-0

TORONTO — Chase Anderson and two relievers combined on a four-hitter, Jonathan Villar homered and the Milwaukee Brewers beat Toronto 2-0 on Wednesday night to hand the struggling Blue Jays their fifth straight loss.

Alberta Appeal Court upholds conviction of Calgary man in Ponzi scheme

CALGARY — A Calgary man jailed in one of the largest Ponzi schemes in Canadian history has failed in his attempt to have his conviction overturned.
Jeffrey Orridge to step down in June as the commissioner of the CFL

Jeffrey Orridge to step down in June as the commissioner of the CFL

TORONTO — Two years ago, the CFL trumpeted Jeffrey Orridge as the man who would "take the league to the next level." Now, he is stepping down as commissioner over what he calls differing views on the future.

Three separate fires in Ottawa's Vanier area deemed suspicious: police

Ottawa police say three separate fires in the city's Vanier area on the weekend are being investigated as suspicious. Police say their arson unit has been called in to investigate all three fires that happened close to each other on Sunday morning.
Jays pitcher Jason Grilli manages to turn simple sandwich into a force for good

Jays pitcher Jason Grilli manages to turn simple sandwich into a force for good

TORONTO — Jason Grilli was a busy man Wednesday. For the veteran Blue Jays reliever, National Grilled Cheese Day really is food for thought.
NDP promises yearly $400 rent rebate in B.C. but Liberals say rich don't need it

NDP promises yearly $400 rent rebate in B.C. but Liberals say rich don't need it

VANCOUVER — British Columbia's Liberal government has ignored renters for the past 16 years and it's high time someone offered them a helping hand, New Democrat Leader John Horgan says.

Veteran Peel police detective charged with obstruction, breach of trust

BRAMPTON, Ont. — Police west of Toronto say a detective with 27 years on the force has been arrested and charged after a 15-month-long investigation. In a news release Wednesday, Peel Regional Police say Det.
Witness gasps at number of pills in drug-trafficking trial of Nova Scotia doctor

Witness gasps at number of pills in drug-trafficking trial of Nova Scotia doctor

BRIDGEWATER, N.S. — A witness testifying at a Nova Scotia doctor's drug-trafficking trial gasped Wednesday after hearing that thousands of oxycodone pills were prescribed by Dr. Sarah Dawn Jones to her former roommate in a single month.
Nova Scotia court rejects bid to delay appeal in murder of young Inuit woman

Nova Scotia court rejects bid to delay appeal in murder of young Inuit woman

HALIFAX — A Nova Scotian woman acting as her own lawyer in a bid to overturn her conviction for murdering a young Inuit university student had a rough ride at the province's appeal court Wednesday.
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