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Judge reserves decision on request for warrants in Calgary mass stabbing

A courtroom was packed Wednesday with friends and family who oppose a media request that evidence be released about the stabbings of five young people in Calgary's worst mass murder.

Police investigating death of missing Halifax woman find human remains

Police investigating the death of a missing Halifax woman say they have located human remains. But police said Wednesday they have not determined whether the remains are those of Catherine (Catie) Miller. 1
First Nation takes government to court over financial transparency law

The federal government is being taken to court over a law that requires First Nations to make public their financial information.
'You are a dead man': Railway workers union boss accused of death threat

Montreal police are investigating a railway workers union boss for allegedly uttering a death threat against a member who is accusing him of misusing funds, CTV News has learned. 1
Canadians reluctant to send troops into combat after Ottawa shooting: poll

Most Canadians remain focused on the economy and job market, and have little appetite for sending troops to fight Islamic State militants overseas after the extremist-inspired attack on Ottawa last month, a new poll reveals. 10
Crown psychiatrist suggests it's possible Magnotta was sane during slaying

A psychiatrist hired by the Crown says it is possible Luka Rocco Magnotta was sane and aware of his actions the night he killed Jun Lin. 2
Witnesses describe horror at burning seniors' home in Quebec

Witnesses to the seniors' fire that killed 32 people in Quebec last January have described a horror-filled night with residents begging to be saved as flames engulfed them.
Ghomeshi will plead not guilty to sex assault charges

Former CBC radio host Jian Ghomeshi will be pleading not guilty to multiple counts of sexual assault, his lawyer said Wednesday. 16
New Brunswick eases restrictions on access to abortions

New Brunswick is easing restrictions on abortions in the province, including scrapping a rule that requires a patient to receive the consent of two doctors before having the procedure. 5 2
More than 300 snakes collected from Saskatchewan home

A Saskatchewan family has captured more than 300 slithering snakes in their home in recent months.
Winter storm to bring snow, ice and rain to Eastern Canada

Environment Canada issued weather warnings in all four Atlantic provinces Wednesday as the region braces for winter weather. 9 1
Clayoquot Sound activists arrested at B.C. pipeline protest site

A group of activists who were part of the Clayoquot Sound protests in the early 1990s, which saw thousands blockade logging trucks in a remote area of Vancouver Island, were arrested Wednesday at an anti-pipeline demonstration near Vancouver. 9
Man arrested for impersonating a soldier at 3 Remembrance Day events

An Ontario man has been arrested after wearing military uniform items and marching with veterans at three separate Remembrance Day events northeast of Toronto.
'I wanted to destroy him,' man accused of murder at sea told police

A Nova Scotia fisherman who has pleaded not guilty to second-degree murder told police he shot at and rammed the boat of another man after the victim cut his lobster traps, threatened to set his house on fire and taunted him for years, a jury heard Wednesday. 1
Court rejects Donnie Snook's sentencing appeal in sex abuse case

A New Brunswick court has rejected sentencing appeals from the Crown and Donnie Snook, a former city councillor in Saint John convicted of sexually abusing and making pornographic images of boys.
Canada Post on track for 2014 profit, earned $22M in Q3

Despite more people still choosing email over snail mail, the Canada Post Group of Companies says it's on track to earn a profit this year despite an earlier forecast for a multimillion-dollar loss. 8

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