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09.05.2008
FREDERICTON - The four Atlantic premiers say it's time for the federal government to kick in some cash for the Atlantic Gateway initiative - and a number of other projects as well.
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09.05.2008
OTTAWA - The link between Foreign Affairs Minister Maxime Bernier's ex-girlfriend and the Hells Angels is more than enough to warrant a national security probe, says the Bloc Quebecois, noting that organized crime gangs use "infiltration tactics."
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09.05.2008
OTTAWA - Brenda Martin is finally a free woman.
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09.05.2008
TRENTON, Ont. - The body of the 83rd Canadian soldier to die in Afghanistan has returned home.
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09.05.2008
VANCOUVER - A heart specialist has told a public inquiry in Vancouver into the use of Tasers that a shock from the energy weapon can be deadly.
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09.05.2008
OTTAWA - The Commons unanimously adopted a resolution Friday urging Myanmar's reclusive military regime to accept international relief teams in the wake of last weekend's catastrophic cyclone.
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09.05.2008
TORONTO - The federal government has confirmed its decision to block a controversial foreign takeover of part of Canada's premier space technology firm, saying the proposed deal would not benefit the country.
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09.05.2008
TORONTO - A member of a Toronto-based rapid response team says he is frustrated the team has been unable to secure visas to get into cyclone-ravaged Myanmar - and the UN's decision today to suspend aid shipments will affect his group's backup plan.
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09.05.2008
FOLEYET, Ont. - Ontario's top medical official says the elderly woman who died on a quarantined Via Rail train mostly likely didn't have an infectious disease.
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09.05.2008
EDMONTON - The mother of a 13-year-old girl who was raped and bludgeoned to death on a golf course rocked back and forth, shaking her head in disgust, as a young woman was sentenced Friday for her role in the gruesome killing.
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