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Rinelle Harper case: Crown seeks adult sentence for accused teen

One of the young men charged in the brutal attack on Manitoba teen Rinelle Harper could be sentenced as an adult if convicted. 1

Canadian planes have flown 116 sorties over Iraq, commander says

Canadian military aircraft have flown more than 100 sorties in Iraq since joining coalition forces at the end of October, a senior commander said Thursday, including escorting a humanitarian aid drop to civilians earlier this week. 7
Charges dropped against dozens arrested at B.C. anti-pipeline protests

A judge threw out civil contempt charges Thursday against dozens of activists who have been arrested while demonstrating against a pipeline project on a mountain near Vancouver.
Thieves channel 'the Grinch,' steal Christmas tree set aside for Sask. church

Grinches stole a Christmas tree that was destined for a Saskatchewan church.
Ebola unlikely in patient admitted to Calgary hospital, say officials

A woman showing Ebola-like symptoms who recently travelled to West Africa has been admitted to a Calgary hospital, but health officials say it is "highly unlikely" the woman has the deadly virus. 5 2
@Canada launches on Twitter, thanks to Spanish shoeshiner

A Spanish graphic designer-turned-shoeshine man is behind Canada's latest -- and long-delayed -- effort to polish its diplomatic digital footprint. But it took five years for anyone in the Canadian government to take a shine to Javier Castano's idea, which culminated this week in the launch of the official Canada Twitter account. 2
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52 First Nations could lose funding for failing to report finances

Fifty-two First Nations groups have failed to report their expenses and chiefs’ salaries to the Canadian government under mandatory transparency laws, according to the Department of Aboriginal Affairs. 2
Supreme Court to hear pair of impaired driving cases

The Supreme Court of Canada has agreed to hear a pair of cases involving drivers stopped by police at roadside checks. 7
Government wants integrity czar's RCMP probe tossed out

The Conservative government is trying to quash a finding of the federal integrity commissioner concerning alleged wrongdoing within the RCMP. 5
Crown expert: Magnotta 'ultra-organized' in aftermath of Lin's slaying

A Crown witness says evidence presented at Luka Rocco Magnotta's murder trial suggests his actions after Jun Lin's slaying in May 2012 were highly organized.
Ontario man facing 9 charges in foot-licking case

An Innisfil, Ont. man has been arrested in connection with a series of sexual assaults involving women's feet.
Three people now charged in murder of missing Halifax woman

Two more people have been charged in connection with the death of a Halifax woman whose body has not been found. 1
N.S. fisherman wanted to cover for crew, murder trial hears

A Nova Scotia fisherman who has pleaded not guilty to second-degree murder told police he wanted to protect his son-in-law from prosecution when he gave them a false statement about who was driving the boat that rammed the victim's vessel.
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
Winnipeg's homeless hit hard by winter weather

As snow storms hit parts of Canada, Winnipeg is bearing the brunt of the cold weather -- especially the city’s least fortunate residents. 14 9
Newfoundland and Labrador Hydro says it's ready for winter

A senior executive with Newfoundland and Labrador Hydro says the utility is ready to meet the increased demand for electricity as the province heads into winter.

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