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Calgary provides braille plaques to help residents with vision loss sort garbage

Calgary providing braille plaques to help residents with vision loss tell the difference between garbage and recycling carts. 2

'Nude' judge wins temporary ban of sex photos at disciplinary hearing

A senior Manitoba judge has won a temporary 11th-hour ban on the use of graphic sex photographs taken of her from being used at her disciplinary hearing next week.
Hamilton man admits to trying to vote twice in last federal election

A former member of a Conservative riding association in southern Ontario has struck a compliance agreement with Elections Canada after he tried to cast two votes in the last federal election.
Super wealthy getting richer in Canada

Canada`s exclusive billionaire’s club is getting richer at a quick pace, according to a new study released Friday by Wealth-X and UBS AG. 29
Body of missing New Brunswick woman found, son charged with murder

RCMP have confirmed that a body found Thursday in western New Brunswick is that of missing woman Dorothy Tucker, and have charged her son with second-degree murder in her death. 1
Halifax jail staff to be disciplined after inmate accidentally released

Disciplinary action will be taken against staff at a Halifax jail after a man facing charges including attempted murder was mistakenly released from custody earlier this month, Nova Scotia's justice minister said Friday. 5
Crown explains decision to family of boy killed by speeding police cruiser

Crown prosecutors are standing firm on not charging a Quebec police officer who was driving more than 50 kilometres per hour above the speed limit when he hit a family’s car, killing a five-year-old boy. 3
Newborn baby found dead in backyard of Regina home

Police are investigating after a newborn baby was found dead in a backyard of a home in north-central Regina.
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Intelligence agency's case disclosures rise in fight against terror, dirty cash

New figures show Canada's financial sleuthing agency disclosed more than 1,000 pieces of intelligence to police and security agencies last year.
Rinelle Harper reaches out to rescuer, thanks him for saving her life

A Winnipeg teen who was brutally assaulted and left to die next to a river was reunited with one of her rescuers Thursday. 2
Halifax boy charged after loaded rifle, knife found at school

Halifax police have laid charges against a 17-year-old boy after a loaded firearm was confiscated at a high school. 2
Kinder Morgan removes protest camps, begins pipeline survey work

First Nations vowed to stand in unity with protesters as police kept up arrests Friday in a Metro Vancouver conservation area where crews resumed survey work for the proposed Trans Mountain pipeline expansion. 19 3
Streetcar named desire: Alleged sex act delays Toronto commuters during rush hour

Three people were reportedly engaging in some sort of "sexual activity" on a Toronto streetcar on Thursday evening.

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