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Flare sorry for article that decoded 'Ghomeshi's courthouse style'

Flare magazine has apologized for an article that promised to “decode Jian Ghomeshi’s courthouse style.”

Pipeline survey crews wrap up early in disputed areas surrounded by B.C. protesters

Kinder Morgan is pulling its equipment out early from Burnaby Mountain -- the area at the centre of anti-pipeline protests in Metro Vancouver.
Auditors want Attawapiskat First Nation to repay $1.8M in housing money

Aboriginal Affairs wants the Attawapiskat First Nation to repay more than $1.8 million in housing funding after an audit could not substantiate the spending. 2
Mudslide blocks highway in Hamilton, Ont.

A section of Highway 403 in Hamilton, Ont. is blocked by water, mud and trees brought down by a mudslide on Friday morning. 2 2
'Fifth Estate' questions CBC internal probe of Jian Ghomeshi allegations

A new episode of "The Fifth Estate" takes aim at the internal CBC probe of Jian Ghomeshi, with one "Q" employee saying his faith in the broadcaster has been shaken due to lingering questions about the investigation.
Ottawa mother says Islamic extremists radicalized her son

An Ottawa mother is speaking out against Islamic extremists for the radicalization of her son, who allegedly praised the killing of a Canadian soldier. Michelle Walrond’s son allegedly stood up in a mosque and hailed the killing of Cpl. Nathan Cirillo as a heroic act.
Quebec 2012 election shooting suspect seeks bail ahead of murder trial

The suspect in Quebec's 2012 election shooting had a cache of weapons in his car as he listened to radio coverage of the Parti Quebecois victory celebration before his alleged crimes, says a police investigator.
Manitoba government counters wrongful conviction lawsuit filed by Kyle Unger

The Manitoba attorney general's office has responded to a $14.5-million lawsuit filed by Kyle Unger, who spent 14 years in prison for murder before being cleared.
$200M in funding for vets to be portioned out over 50 years: report

Canada’s veterans will have to live another 50 years to see the full benefit of $200 million in spending on their mental health, not five or six years as initially thought. 12 2
Patient hospitalized in Calgary tests negative for Ebola

A woman who was hospitalized in Calgary earlier this week with Ebola-like symptoms has tested negative for the deadly virus, officials have confirmed. 3
Quebec ends free and unlimited access to in vitro fertilization program

The Quebec government tabled a bill on Friday aimed at ending free and unlimited access to its in vitro fertilization program. 9
Vancouver police officer suspended six days for pushing disabled woman

Rookie Vancouver police officer Const. Taylor Robinson, who admitted abusing his authority when he pushed a disabled woman to the ground, has been suspended for six days. 3 1
Fisherman's fate in hands of jury at 'murder for lobster' trial

A jury began deliberations today in the case of a Nova Scotia fisherman who has pleaded not guilty to second-degree murder in the death of a man at sea. 1
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Snowfall warnings in the Prairies; 1000s in N.B. still without power

Drivers are being told to stay off several highways in Alberta after a storm that began early Thursday and continues today. Meanwhile, in New Brunswick, the lights are back on for thousands, but thousands more are still waiting. 1 10
RIP, Merle Barwis: Canada's oldest person dies at 113

Canada’s oldest person -- renowned for her love of family, riding horses, and enjoying a cold beer -- has died in British Columbia. Merle Barwis was 113. 5 1
Canada disappointed U.S. appealing WTO meat-label ruling

The United States is appealing a World Trade Organization ruling that found the country's meat-labelling laws discriminate against Canadian beef and pork exports. 5

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