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The discovery of a stolen vehicle in west Burlington led to the arrest of a man and the seizure of a number of prohibited weapons and ammunition.
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Police are on the lookout for several suspects who fled the scene
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Kinder Morgan has spent about $1.1 billion on the $7.4-billion project so far
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Kinder Morgan suspends work on Trans Mountain pipeline amid B.C. opposition
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Some wrote “Broncos†on their caps or shoes, others sported the word across their backs.
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Trans Mountain pipeline expansion work suspended
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Toronto police are investigating after a Peterborough man was killed in a shooting in the Toronto’s east end.
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Muralist Lester Coloma shares how he uses the library’s archives to inspire his work
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Private-clinic trial resumes as B.C. aims to take action against doctors
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Hamilton’s governance review subcommittee agreed to eliminate a section from the city’s code of conduct that required councillors to disclose nonpecuniary interests if they had any at a meeting.
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— A longtime advocate for missing and murdered Indigenous women told her own story of abuse on the last scheduled day of public hearings for the national inquiry Sunday.
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Muralist Lester Coloma shares how he uses the library’s archives to inspire his work
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Final day of public hearings for missing and murdered Indigenous women and girls
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— For more than 150 years, the church in Sainte-Sophie, Que., has stood in the heart of the village, its steeple like a beacon summoning the faithful through its doors.
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Toronto police are investigating after a man was killed in a shooting in the city’s east end.
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— Many university students don’t know the history of Indigenous people in Canada, let alone the implications of the residential school system, but a director at the University of British Columbia says a new history centre will help bridge that knowledge gap.
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The 100in1Day festival is back, and this year it’s teaming up with the Barton Village Festival. Hamilton is one of 12 Canadian cities participating in the global civic engagement event, which demonstrates how small resident-led ideas can transform cities by scaling temporary urban interventions in public spaces into long-standing projects. 100in1Day takes place June 2. This year, the Barton Village Festival will be one of the hubs for initiatives. If you are interested in running an initiative at the festival go to www.100in1day.ca.
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— The man killed in a blaze at New York City’s Trump Tower was an art collector who spent time with Andy Warhol, but fell on hard financial times in recent years and went through bankruptcy proceedings.
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Former Brazilian president Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva woke up in jail Sunday as the first current or former president in Brazil’s modern history to be incarcerated, adding a measure of unpredictability to the country’s upcoming presidential elections.
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Friends and family remembered the victims of Friday’s fatal crash, including players, coaches, the bus driver and statistics keeper.
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— Six people were detained in connection with what police and prosecutors allege was a plan to carry out an attack on Berlin’s half-marathon Sunday, German authorities said. A police spokesperson later said that no athletes or spectators had been in danger.
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Facebook’s disclosure last week that its search tools were used to collect data on most of its 2.2 billion users could potentially trigger record fines and create new legal vulnerability for not having prevented risks to user data, said three former federal officials.
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“It’s very disturbing that there’s individuals out there that are taking advantage of what is one of the most difficult things to do — say goodbye to a loved one,†said OPP Sgt. Peter Leon
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Do we continue to add new neurons to our brain circuitry throughout our lives? Or does our neuron count remain fixed once we reach adulthood?
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Final day of public hearings for missing and murdered Indigenous women and girls
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— Orthodox Christian believers are observing the Easter, a week after other Western churches celebrated the religious holiday this year.
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Former funeral home director accused of defrauding victims of nearly $400K
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Evidence behind Ottawa's choice to cut preliminary inquiries remains elusive
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Stats keeper Brody Hinz was identified Sunday as one of the dead in the tragic Humboldt Broncos bus crash, along with bus driver Glen Doerksen.
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— Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg prepares to face Congress on Tuesday, and No. 2 executive Sheryl Sandberg is on a media blitz as the company tries to contain swirling concerns about how it protects the data of its 2.2 billion members.
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Church leaders trying to attract new followers from racial, ethnic minorities
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The women went missing for more that 24 hours after leaving on a boat excursion
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— Khanh Huynh has been a commercial fisherman since he was 12. For the past six years, he’s been living on a fishing boat in Hawaii, catching premium ahi tuna for some of the world’s most discerning consumers.
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Rare EI case leads to call for service changes to avoid stress for claimants
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Police are investigating a gunpoint robbery that took place at a Subway restaurant early Sunday morning.
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BERLIN - Six people were detained in connection with what police and prosecutors allege was a plan to carry out an attack on Berlin's half-marathon Sunday, German authorities said.
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Former Bathurst Phantoms captain offers sympathies after Humboldt team bus crash
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Five things to watch for in the Canadian business world in the coming week
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Realtors go beyond a bottle of wine with personalized and elaborate closing gifts
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First responders said they found families suffocated in their homes and shelters, with foam on their mouths, while the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said at least 80 people were killed in the town Douma on Saturday.
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Woman, 76, dead after car collides with tree in Clarington, Ont.
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Former Bathurst Phantoms captain offers sympathies after Humboldt team bus crash
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No winning ticket for Saturday night's $10 million Lotto 649 jackpot
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Homicide squad investigating fatal shooting of man in Toronto's east end
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The names of the dead and injured have not been released, but some have been confirmed by family members and others.
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Toronto Maple Leafs head coach Mike Babcock fought back tears as he stepped to the podium at Air Canada Centre Saturday.
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Maine community creates massive ice carousel on frozen lake
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A grey van crashed into tables of people drinking outside a popular bar Saturday in the German city of Muenster, killing two people and injuring 20 others before the driver of the vehicle killed himself, police said.
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Police looking for woman accused of stealing rock worth US$17,500
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Players Logan Schatz and Jaxon Joseph and the team’s head coach Darcy Haugan are among the 14 dead after the fatal crash Friday in northeastern Saskatchewan. RCMP say 15 people were injured, three are in critical condition.
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