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Crown to appeal case of accused murderer set free due to Jordan ruling

MONTREAL — Quebec's director of criminal and penal prosecutions says it will appeal a decision that saw a man accused of murder set free due to delays in getting his case to trial.
Atlantic premiers pledge co-operation to grow region's clean energy sector

Atlantic premiers pledge co-operation to grow region's clean energy sector

SAINT JOHN, N.B. — Atlantic Canada's premiers pledged Wednesday to grow the region's clean-energy sector, saying a new partnership will be developed this summer. After a meeting in Saint John, N.B.

Domestic politics, placating Trump behind Canada's Syria position, observers say

OTTAWA — Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's sudden about-face on the Syrian gas attack last week had politics and appeasing the Americans written all over it, an expert in Middle Eastern policy says. University of Ottawa professor Thomas Juneau said U.

Ontario police gearing up for rise in drugged driving after pot legalization

TORONTO — Ontario's two largest police forces have stepped up training for their officers to better detect drugged driving as legislation on legalizing marijuana looms in Ottawa.
Montreal MP Alexandre Boulerice endorses Peter Julian for NDP leadership

Montreal MP Alexandre Boulerice endorses Peter Julian for NDP leadership

OTTAWA — Montreal-area MP Alexandre Boulerice is supporting caucus colleague Peter Julian in the race for the NDP leadership. Boulerice told reporters Wednesday that in his opinion, Julian offers a progressive and bold vision for the party's future.
Malala Yousafzai, honorary Canadian, challenges Canada to lead on education

Malala Yousafzai, honorary Canadian, challenges Canada to lead on education

OTTAWA — The irrepressible Malala Yousafzai, the teenage Nobel Peace Prize winner who famously survived a Taliban bullet in 2012, delivered an enduring message of hope, perseverance and inspiration Wednesday — and did it as an honorary Canadian citiz
Gas prices on the rise, hit highest level in Eastern Canada since late 2014

Gas prices on the rise, hit highest level in Eastern Canada since late 2014

MONTREAL — Drivers facing sticker shock from rising gas prices in many parts of Canada should expect to dig even deeper into their wallets as the summer approaches, says a leading expert on gas prices.

Opposition derides N.S. premier's sudden spending promises on hospitals

HALIFAX — Nova Scotia's opposition parties are accusing the Liberal government of playing pre-election politics with hospitals after the premier rolled out promises for a new facility in Pugwash and renovations in Bridgewater.
Central bank says no rate cut considered amid stronger growth, but notes risks

Central bank says no rate cut considered amid stronger growth, but notes risks

OTTAWA — The head of the Bank of Canada said an interest rate cut was not on the table during the central bank's latest policy decision, but also warned of persistent risks that suggest it will not hike any time soon.

Father and stepmom convicted of killing teen girl lose appeal

TORONTO — An Ontario couple found guilty of first-degree murder in the brutal beating of the man's teenage daughter has lost a bid to have their convictions overturned.
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