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Family seeks release of Ontario grandmother held in Hong Kong on drug charges
The apparent online scam that landed Suzana Thayer in a Hong Kong jail for allegedly trafficking cocaine on a flight from Ethiopia was not the first time the Ontario grandmother had been duped by a fake internet romance.
Petition for an inquiry into widespread abuse in sports tabled in the House of Commons
NDP MP Brian Masse tabled a petition in the House of Commons on Friday calling on the Liberal government to undertake an independent public inquiry into widespread abuse at every level of Canadian sport.
Authorities in Akwesasne hunt for missing child after six bodies found in Quebec marsh
The travellers had been crossing from Canada to the States, authorities believe
Lucki's gun call wasn't political interference but new rules are needed: N.S. mass shooting report
A report on the 2020 mass shooting in Nova Scotia says then-RCMP commissioner Brenda Lucki's infamous call to local Mounties was "ill-timed and poorly expressed" — but did not amount to political interference.
Trump to be arraigned Tuesday to face New York indictment
Trump’s indictment, announced Thursday, came after a grand jury probe into hush money paid during the 2016 presidential campaign to squelch allegations of an extramarital sexual encounter.
2 real estate agents fired over their 'you could do worse' ad campaign double down on their brand
A pair of real estate agents in London, Ont., who say they want to humanize the industry, and were fired from a realty firm for taking their advertising campaign, "You could do worse," to billboards and social media, have doubled down on their approach.
PM defends appointment of cabinet minister's sister-in-law to top ethics post
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is defending the appointment of a relative of one of his cabinet ministers as the government's top ethics watchdog.
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