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Former Montreal mayor Applebaum sentenced to one year in jail for corruption

Former Montreal mayor Applebaum sentenced to one year in jail for corruption

MONTREAL — Former Montreal mayor Michael Applebaum was sentenced to one year in jail on corruption-related charges Thursday, eliciting a promise from the disgraced ex-politician he will emerge a better man.

Top soldier says military not hurting for money, defends spending delay

OTTAWA — The country's top soldier has pushed back on suggestions the armed forces is struggling from a lack of cash, saying he's not convinced it is making the most of the money it already gets. Yet chief of defence staff Gen.
Trade tiff: Alberta premier checking if Saskatchewan's Wall breaking rules

Trade tiff: Alberta premier checking if Saskatchewan's Wall breaking rules

RED DEER, Alta. — Cross-boundary political sniping between Alberta Premier Rachel Notley and Saskatchewan's Brad Wall has escalated over Wall's attempt to poach oil and gas firms.

Special prosecutor appointed over political donations in B.C. to assist RCMP

VICTORIA — A special prosecutor has been appointed to provide legal advice to the RCMP over possible violations of British Columbia's Elections Act, less than two weeks before the official start of a provincial election.
Ten charges laid in oil spill that fouled English Bay beaches in Vancouver

Ten charges laid in oil spill that fouled English Bay beaches in Vancouver

VANCOUVER — Charges have been laid against the owners of the MV Marathassa nearly two years after a leak of bunker fuel fouled the beaches of English Bay in Vancouver, but the company is trying to scuttle the case.

Underfunding for B.C. aboriginal agencies means kids removed from homes: report

VANCOUVER — British Columbia's indigenous kids are being removed from their homes and placed in care because of underfunding from both provincial and federal governments, says the province's representative for children and youth.
O'Leary's decision to attend final debate part of a broader political education

O'Leary's decision to attend final debate part of a broader political education

OTTAWA — Kevin O'Leary jumped into the Conservative leadership race late last year as the outsider candidate, brandishing a spatula to scrape "all that crap" out of Ottawa in a page that seemed torn from the playbook of U.S. President Donald Trump.

Five people taken to hospital after explosion at Rio Tinto facility in Quebec

SOREL-TRACEY, Que. — Five people that were taken to hospital Thursday morning after an explosion at the Rio Tinto iron and titanium plant in Sorel-Tracy, Que., have been released.

Bright lights, light-fingered aliens: all part of annual report on UFO sightings

WINNIPEG — Bright lights, airplane near-misses and light-fingered aliens with a penchant for cool shades are all part of the annual report on UFO sightings in Canada.
Ottawa and Ontario invest up to $100M in new artificial intelligence institute

Ottawa and Ontario invest up to $100M in new artificial intelligence institute

TORONTO — A new institute for artificial intelligence research opened Thursday in Toronto with funding from the federal and Ontario governments and the private sector.
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