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Walmart partnering with online grocery service to bring home delivery to Vancouver
VANCOUVER - Walmart Canada Corp. says it is partnering with an online grocery service to bring home delivery to Vancouver by the summer, as the brick-and-mortar retailer ramps up its effort in the cou...
Feb 21, 2018

Technology gives a face to mother of baby found dead in Calgary on Christmas Eve
CALGARY - Police have released a high-tech image they say is a likeness of the mother of a baby girl found dead in a dumpster on Christmas Eve. They have also released a composite sketch of the baby. ...
Feb 21, 2018
Geraldo Rivera talks weapons age-limits with Trump
WASHINGTON - Television personality Geraldo Rivera says he has discussed the idea of raising the minimum age to purchase assault-type weapons with President Donald Trump, adding that Trump “took...
Feb 21, 2018
Montreal teen dies about a week after being found at bottom of swimming pool
MONTREAL - A Montreal teenager has died about a week after being found at the bottom of a swimming pool following his high school gym class. The mayor of the borough where the incident occurred last T...
Feb 21, 2018
Independent review of Nova Scotia forestry given two-month extension
HALIFAX - The independent review of Nova Scotia’s forestry practices has been extended by two months. Announced Aug. 30, the review headed by University of King’s College president Bill La...
Feb 21, 2018

'Pussy Hut' in Toronto pays tribute to women's movement symbol with massive tuque
TORONTO - A massive pink tuque has taken over a stretch of a Toronto beach a year after thousands of protesters donned bright pink hats to protest gender inequality. Dubbed the “Pussy Hut,”...
Feb 21, 2018

McMann named ACAC Female Curler of the Year
Sara McMann of the Red Deer College Queens has been selected as the 2017-18 ACAC Female Curler of the Year. After winning ACAC silver and Canadian Collegiate Athletic Association (CCAA) gold last seas...
Feb 21, 2018

N.S. teachers union gets strong strike mandate, but says no immediate action
HALIFAX - Nova Scotia’s public school teachers have given their union a strong mandate to authorize an “illegal job action” over pending education reforms, the head of the province...
Feb 21, 2018

Toddler missing as flooding forces thousands from their homes in Ontario
BRANTFORD, Ont. - Torrential rains and mild temperatures pushed the Grand River in southern Ontario to breach its banks Wednesday, forcing thousands of people from their homes and touching off a searc...
Feb 21, 2018

Laws must change, politician says after N.L. man acquitted of 'FHITP' slur
ST. JOHN’S, N.L. - A Newfoundland politician is hoping to change provincial harassment laws following the acquittal of a man who hurled sexual obscenities at a female TV reporter in St. JohnR...
Feb 21, 2018