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Dramatic 911 call heard at inquest into Quebec seniors' home fire

The doors of the seniors' home that burned down last January, killing 32 people, were locked from the inside as residents tried desperately to flee the smoke and flames, a coroner's inquest heard Monday.

N.S. man granted bail in possible case of wrongful murder conviction

A Nova Scotia man who was serving a life sentence for stabbing his ex-girlfriend to death walked from court on bail Monday, calling his release "surreal" and his time in the criminal justice system a nightmare. 1
B.C. court rules part of dangerous-offender scheme violates charter

A British Columbia judge has ruled the Conservative government's six-year-old changes to the dangerous-offender regime violate the charter, but it's not yet clear whether the law will be struck down.
Toronto-area police reviewing tips after man accused of licking strangers' feet

Police north of Toronto are following up on numerous tips after releasing photos of a man accused of targeting women in tanning salons, licking their feet before stealing their shoes. 3
Hacker group taunts Ottawa police, targets government websites

The Ottawa police website was offline again Monday after a weekend hacking incident loosely linked to the hacking group Anonymous. 4
Independent prosecutor to look into crash that killed 5-year-old boy

An independent prosecutor will look into a fatal crash involving a Quebec police officer that left a five-year-old boy dead, the province’s justice minister announced Monday.
Sask. Blue Cross won't reverse decision in 'million dollar baby' case

Saskatchewan Blue Cross says it won't reverse its decision denying the claim of a family facing more than $900,000 in medical bills for an unexpected birth in Hawaii. 40 1
B.C. teen has school bag stolen while helping epilepsy patient

A Langley, B.C., teen who is being hailed for her heroic acts hopes that a hero of her own steps forward with her stolen book bag. 5 1
Jury in Magnotta trial sent home until Tuesday

Jurors at Luka Rocco Magnotta's first-degree murder trial were sent home on Monday morning and told to return Tuesday.
Second young man accused in prominent child porn case pleads guilty

A second young man accused in a prominent child pornography case pleaded guilty in youth court Monday to distributing a sexually graphic image of a 15-year-old girl who later died following a suicide attempt. 1
Manitoba raises road signs even when work isn't being done

The Manitoba government has a policy that allows signs touting its economic agenda to be erected at construction sites long before work begins and to be left up over the winter lull, The Canadian Press has learned. 8
Panel approves settlement to end Manitoba naked judge case

A Manitoba judge whose nude photos were posted online by her husband will voluntarily retire from the bench rather than endure another hearing into whether she should be removed from her position.
First-degree murder charge laid in disappearance of Halifax woman

Investigators believe a young Halifax mother reported missing more than four months ago was murdered the day she disappeared by someone she knew, police said Monday as they announced an arrest in the case. 1
Sex with friend's mom not motive for previous stabbing, Toronto gunman says

A man accused of a revenge shooting in a crowded downtown food court testified Monday to having earlier been the victim of a terrifying attack that almost killed him and left him paranoid and bewildered. 1
Short-term action need at site of B.C. tailings pond breach: gov't report

Four months after a torrent of mine water and waste gushed into two south-central British Columbia lakes, the province says the mine's owner is only at the forefront of a clean-up that is expected to take years. 1
Canadian thalidomide survivors push Ottawa for help

The story of thalidomide may be well known in Canada, but the drug's survivors say they themselves have been largely forgotten. Now, as "thalidomide babies" move through their 50s and their health worsens, they are asking again for financial help. 11 1

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