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Conditional discharge for cop who sicced police dog on compliant suspect

TORONTO — An Ontario police officer who pleaded guilty to assault after siccing his K9 unit dog on a compliant suspect was granted conditional discharge on Wednesday, as the judge blamed the incident on an "impulsive error in judgment.
Victoria Cross awarded to Canadian Second World War hero sold to UK buyer

Victoria Cross awarded to Canadian Second World War hero sold to UK buyer

A Victoria Cross and other medals awarded to one of Canada's Second World War heroes have been sold at auction to a buyer in the United Kingdom for $660,000. Maj.
'America First' shock-and-awe hits Bombardier: What's next in tariff fight

'America First' shock-and-awe hits Bombardier: What's next in tariff fight

WASHINGTON — There's no question: The shock-and-awe approach to trade disputes is having an impact in the early days of the Trump administration, with the stunner of a 219-per-cent duty on Bombardier just the latest example of the new tariff-happy, A
Shania Twain says confessional new album 'Now' is 'about survival'

Shania Twain says confessional new album 'Now' is 'about survival'

TORONTO — Shania Twain overcame a lot of physical and emotional trauma to make her new album.
Nova Scotia announces $2.7M to help black residents get titles to their land

Nova Scotia announces $2.7M to help black residents get titles to their land

HALIFAX — Nova Scotia's Liberal government is committed to doing the right thing to help African Nova Scotians gain clear title to land that has been in their families for many generations, a cabinet minister promised Wednesday.
Invictus Games turned war veteran Kelly Scanlan's life around

Invictus Games turned war veteran Kelly Scanlan's life around

TORONTO — When Kelly Scanlan first signed up for the Invictus Games after serving in Afghanistan, she didn't realize the sporting event for wounded soldiers would pull her out of years of physical and mental injuries.

David Chariandy's 'Brother' shortlisted for Writers' Trust Fiction Prize

TORONTO — The accolades continue for Canadian author David Chariandy and his novel "Brother.

Darts and laurels from the 2017 national freedom-of-information audit

OTTAWA — The national freedom of information audit prepared for News Media Canada by independent researchers identifies government institutions that show a strong commitment to transparency and those unwilling to pull files from the shadows.
Gord Downie sets October release for 23-song album 'Introduce Yerself'

Gord Downie sets October release for 23-song album 'Introduce Yerself'

TORONTO — Gord Downie is releasing a new solo album of 23 original songs produced with long-time collaborator Kevin Drew. "Introduce Yerself" is slated for release Oct. 27 with each song written about a specific person.

Pop star Miley Cyrus joins campaign to protect B.C.'s grizzly bears

DENNY ISLAND, B.C. — Pop star Miley Cyrus has added some high-profile clout to the latest awareness campaign launched by a British Columbia-based environmental group seeking a total ban on grizzly hunting across the province.
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