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Regina getting new detox centre
Alcoholics and drug addicts in crisis who used to end up in police cells or emergency wards will soon have a new detox centre to go to in Regina.
Maple Leafs defeat Devils in SO
Phil Kessel, Nikolai Kulemin and John Mitchell all scored in the shootout as the Toronto Maple Leafs beat the New Jersey Devils 2-1 on Thursday night.
American arrested with loaded guns: RCMP
A U.S. citizen is cooling his heels in a jail cell in Estevan after being caught with loaded firearms, including a handgun, police say.
Montreal shootings may be revenge killings
A brazen fatal shooting in an Old Montreal clothing store Thursday afternoon could be a response to the recent slaying of the son of Vito Rizzuto, the reputed head of the Montreal Mafia, police sources said.
Montreal shootings may be revenge killings
A brazen fatal shooting in an Old Montreal clothing store Thursday afternoon could be a response to the recent slaying of the son of Vito Rizzuto, the reputed head of the Montreal Mafia, police sources said.
MS surgery draws Ottawa man to Poland
An Ottawa man with multiple sclerosis is cashing in his retirement savings to go to Poland on Monday for controversial surgery he hopes will relieve his symptoms.
Arrest made in hospital jewelry theft
Toronto police have arrested a man in connection to the theft of a dying woman's jewelry.
Wagmatcook renews demand for shooting inquiry
A Nova Scotia First Nation is renewing its call for a public inquiry into a fatal shooting by an RCMP officer, saying the investigation that cleared the Mountie was deeply flawed.
Contraception an 'option' in maternal health plan
Birth control won't be excluded after all from the Conservative government's new maternal health intitiative for developing countries.
Nike Bauer recalls more hockey sticks
Bauer Hockey Corp. is recalling 13 models of junior hockey sticks due to excessive lead levels in the sticks' paint.
Nike Bauer recalls more hockey sticks
Bauer Hockey Corp. is recalling 13 models of junior hockey sticks due to excessive lead levels in the sticks' paint.
Saskatoon police shielded PM from 'embarrassment'
Saskatoon police are being criticized for shielding Prime Minister Stephen Harper from potential embarrassment during a protest against the prorogation of Parliament.
Saskatoon police shielded PM from 'embarrassment'
Saskatoon police are being criticized for shielding Prime Minister Stephen Harper from potential embarrassment during a protest against the prorogation of Parliament.
Senators throttled by Thrashers
Nik Antropov and Colby Armstrong each scored twice as the Atlanta Thrashers beat the Ottawa Senators 6-3 on Thursday night.
Canadian family rescued after yacht hits Galapagos reef
A Toronto couple and their relatives were among 16 Canadians and eight Ecuadorian crew members rescued from a yacht that ran aground Wednesday evening in the Galapagos Islands.
Isotope shortage puts patients at risk
The health of thousands of Canadian and U.S. patients could be put in jeopardy by a critical shortage of radioactive isotopes over the next few weeks, nuclear medicine experts say.
Isotope shortage puts patients at risk
The health of thousands of Canadian and U.S. patients could be put in jeopardy by a critical shortage of radioactive isotopes over the next few weeks, nuclear medicine experts say.
Air Canada stands by pilot
Air Canada is standing by a pilot at the centre of a bizarre incident two years ago in which co-workers refused to fly with him, fearing he was suicidal and accusing him of threatening to ditch his aircraft in the Atlantic Ocean.
Air Canada stands by pilot
Air Canada is standing by a pilot at the centre of a bizarre incident two years ago in which co-workers refused to fly with him, fearing he was suicidal and accusing him of threatening to ditch his aircraft in the Atlantic Ocean.
Gun registry defended by veteran Mountie
The RCMP's deputy commissioner came out in favour of the embattled federal gun registry Thursday even as his political boss affirmed the government's desire to abolish it.
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