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Pulse exporters to India get 3-month extension to pest treatment exemption

OTTAWA — India has given another last-minute extension to a waiver allowing Canadian pulse exports to the country without the required pest treatment, Canadian Agriculture Minister Lawrence MacAulay says.
Noted food critic Chris Nuttall-Smith sheds anonymity with 'Top Chef Canada'

Noted food critic Chris Nuttall-Smith sheds anonymity with 'Top Chef Canada'

TORONTO — Chris Nuttall-Smith has ditched his spy-like lifestyle built on disguises, fake names and temporary phone numbers.
Photographer stunned by polar bear in 'prayer' in front of cross

Photographer stunned by polar bear in 'prayer' in front of cross

WESLEYVILLE, N.L. — Jessica Andrews was scanning through dozens of photos she took of a polar bear roaming around her backyard when she came across one that stopped her in her tracks.
Accused in Quebec City mosque shooting changes lawyer during brief appearance

Accused in Quebec City mosque shooting changes lawyer during brief appearance

QUEBEC — The accused in Quebec City's deadly mosque shooting formally changed lawyers on Thursday during a brief court hearing.

Doctor says woman who fell down laundry chute drugged but not incapacitated

REGINA — An inquest into the death of a woman who fell 10 storeys down a laundry chute at a Regina hotel has been told she had high levels of drugs and alcohol in her system but was not incapacitated.

Majority of middle-aged Canadians not using condoms: survey

When it comes to safe sex, a new study suggests middle-aged Canadians have something to learn from the younger generation.

Building the foundation of a house-buying budget requires resisting temptation

OTTAWA — Whether it's the sizzling real estate market or the desire for something just a little bit nicer, the temptation to stretch your homebuying budget may be tough to resist.
Lack of gender diversity at Junos a sign of bigger issues in Canadian music

Lack of gender diversity at Junos a sign of bigger issues in Canadian music

TORONTO — Alysha Brilla wasn't surprised by the lack of female representation when this year's Juno Awards nominees were announced. Years ago, the Waterloo, Ont.-based musician and producer decided to conduct an experiment.
A robot job invasion: U.S. feds shrug it off, Canada feds fret, so who's right?

A robot job invasion: U.S. feds shrug it off, Canada feds fret, so who's right?

WASHINGTON — Should we be preparing for the coming invasion of job-stealing, career-crushing robots? It's a question that's moved from science-fiction novels to the tip of policy-makers' tongues.

Van-car crash in southwestern Ontario leaves 3 dead, 5 hurt

CALEDONIA, Ont. — Three people are dead and five others are in hospital following a crash on Wednesday night on a rural road near Caledonia, Ont.
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