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Pipeline protest: Grandma willing to go to jail by violating B.C. court order

An 84-year-old retired librarian says she's willing to violate a court injunction and go to jail as she and other anti-pipeline protesters take a stand against fossil fuels by interfering with survey work in Burnaby, B.C. 4

Thousands hold vigil in Toronto for slain Ferguson black teenager

Thousands braved freezing temperatures in Toronto on Tuesday night to hold a vigil for Michael Brown, an unarmed black teenager slain by a white police officer in Ferguson, Mo., in August. 18 16
Most Canadians enjoy Christmas music – just not before December

While many Canadians might not want to “let it snow” in real life, most do want to hear that tune playing as they shovel gifts into their shopping carts, a new survey says. 7
Seal dies at Winnipeg zoo after getting caught in underwater drain

A seal has drowned at Winnipeg's Assiniboine Park Zoo after his head became stuck to an underwater drain. 4 1
Vancouver police renew appeal for tips on missing British tourist one year later

Investigators are seeking clues to the whereabouts of a British tourist who vanished in Vancouver one year ago. 1
B.C. to Alaska ferry hits 'Buy America' snag in construction plans

Construction of the Prince Rupert ferry terminal on British Columbia's West Coast has become tangled in Buy America provisions, meaning the facility that sits on Canadian Crown land must be built with U.S. iron and steel.
Tentative deal reached to settle part of lawsuit linked to XL Foods recall

Lawyers have brokered a tentative deal to settle part of a class-action lawsuit filed over an E. coli outbreak and the largest meat recall in Canadian history.
Toronto to narrow traffic lanes to slow drivers, increase safety

Several of the city's traffic lanes will soon be narrowed in an attempt to increase safety by slowing down drivers. 27 1
Richmond police hope to reunite camera owner with lost wedding photos

The RCMP is attempting to locate the owner of a lost camera containing wedding photos that was turned in on Nov. 19 in Richmond, B.C.
'Murder for lobster' trial: RCMP interview with accused played in court

Phillip Boudreau rammed his boat into a fishing crew's vessel and threatened to damage their lobster traps the day before he disappeared in the waters off Cape Breton last year, a murder trial heard from the accused Tuesday. 1
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Jian Ghomeshi withdraws $55M lawsuit against CBC

Scandal-plagued former radio host Jian Ghomeshi has reached an agreement with the CBC to withdraw his $55-million lawsuit against the public broadcaster, a CBC spokesman said on Tuesday.
No decision on new trial for Calgary reservist in fatal training accident

The Canadian Forces says it will not challenge a court ruling that overturned the conviction of soldier Darryl Watts in a fatal training accident in Afghanistan. However, no decision has been made yet on whether to go ahead with a new trial.
First Nations that haven't complied with transparency law to go on delinquent list

First Nations that flout the Conservative government's new financial-transparency law have been told they could face consequences ranging from a public shaming to possible court action.
Canadian injured in synagogue attack may be in hospital for months: family

An Israeli-Canadian injured in a horrific attack on a Jerusalem synagogue remains in a coma, may be in hospital for months, and will likely never work again, his family says.
Manitoba appeal court to review 1987 Ostrowski murder conviction

The Manitoba Court of Appeal will review the murder conviction of a man who spent 23 years in prison insisting he was innocent. Federal Justice Minister Peter MacKay has referred the case of Frank Ostrowski to the Appeal Court for a conviction review.
Defence rests at Magnotta murder trial

Luka Rocco Magnotta's defence rested at his first-degree murder trial on Tuesday without hearing from the accused, who says he should be found not criminally responsible in the slaying of Jun Lin.

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