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Statue of Quebec-born Saint Brother Andre stolen from hometown near Montreal
MONT-ST-GREGOIRE, Que. - Quebec provincial police say they have no suspects in the theft of a statue of Saint Brother Andre from his birthplace outside Montreal. Spokeswoman Joyce Kemp says the statue...
Mar 26, 2018

Assessment of former Afghanistan hostage Joshua Boyle to take two more weeks
OTTAWA - Another two weeks are needed to complete a psychiatric assessment of former Afghanistan hostage Joshua Boyle, who faces several assault charges. Boyle dialled in via telephone to a brief cour...
Mar 26, 2018

Break and enter to Winfield Arena causes 'extensive damage:' RCMP
Mounties are investigating after an early moring break and enter to the Winfield Arena caused extensive damage to the building. Breton RCMP were called to the arena on March 24 and through their inves...
Mar 26, 2018

High prices at the pump expected to remain heading into Easter
If you haven’t filled your vehicle up yet don’t wait around for lower gas prices to hit Drayton Valley. Prices at the pump across central Alberta are expected to stay level heading into th...
Mar 26, 2018

McConnell wants hemp removed from controlled substance list
FRANKFORT, Ky. - The U.S. Senate’s top leader said Monday he wants to bring hemp production back into the mainstream by removing it from the controlled substances list that now associates the cr...
Mar 26, 2018

Ensuring linguistic duality at the 2019 Canada Winter Games
Canada's Commissioner of Official Languages stopped in Red Deer last week to help ensure the 2019 Canada Winter Games are still on track for being a fully bilingual event. Raymond Theberge says it's i...
Mar 26, 2018
Paisley Park plans Prince tributes for 2nd death anniversary
CHANHASSEN, Minn. - Paisley Park will build another tribute fence where Prince fans can leave messages to mark the second anniversary of the rock superstar’s death. The fence will be set up next...
Mar 26, 2018

Black janitors fired days after revealing human rights complaint: union
HALIFAX - Dozens of people rallied outside a downtown Halifax office building Monday in support of a group of black janitors who were fired from their jobs after they revealed plans to file a human ri...
Mar 26, 2018

Referendum on Martine Ouellet's Bloc Quebecois leadership set for June 1-2
MONTREAL - Bloc Quebecois members will vote on Martine Ouellet’s leadership in early June as well as what the party’s vision should be. The Bloc is hoping the votes will end a crisis withi...
Mar 26, 2018
Toronto cop accused of sexually assaulting woman in 2008 found not guilty
TORONTO - A Toronto police officer accused of sexually assaulting a woman 10 years ago was found not guilty Monday after a judge said there were inconsistencies in the complainant’s testimony. T...
Mar 26, 2018