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CFB Commander Charged With Murder
Posted: 02/08/10 10:19AM
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Canada, Crime Files, Top News, Deaths, News That Stunned Us
CP/Belleville Police
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BELLEVILLE, Ont. - The base commander of CFB Trenton has been charged with first-degree murder in the deaths of two eastern Ontario women and in the sexual assaults of two other women.
Tim Hortons Bans Complaining Customer
Posted: 02/08/10 9:47AM
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CP, File
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A coffee enthusiast in St. Andrews, N.B., has learned the customer may not always be right. After complaining three times about "burnt" decaffeinated coffee at the local Tim Hortons, Jimmy Craig is now banned for life from that outlet and the one in nearby St. Stephen.
TTC Chief Blasts 'Unacceptable' Staff Behaviour
Posted: 02/08/10 9:43AM
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Canada, Top News, Labour Disputes, Scandals
Jason Wieler
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The chief general manager of the Toronto Transit Commission has issued a harshly worded message to all staff at the transit agency that decries what he calls the spread of a "culture of complacency and malaise."
Gainey Stepping Down as Habs GM
Posted: 02/08/10 2:49PM
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Canada, Top News, Hockey
Getty
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The Montreal Canadiens have called a news conference at 4 p.m. ET Monday to announce Bob Gainey will step down as vice-president and general manager, CBCSports.ca has learned.
Winnipeg's Homeless Hero Stabbed
Posted: 02/07/10 12:07PM
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CBC News
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Faron Hall, known in Winnipeg as a homeless hero, remained in a hospital critical care unit on Sunday after allegedly being attacked and stabbed by two people in his apartment on Saturday.
G7 Iqaluit Meeting Ends
Posted: 02/07/10 9:27AM
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Canada, Top News, World, Economy, Politics
CP
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The meeting of the finance ministers from the world's leading economies ended in Iqaluit Saturday, but there was no indication whether the Group of Seven leaders had bridged the gaps that separated them.
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Former Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin listens to her daughter Piper during a campaign rally for Texas Gov. Rick Perry in Cypress, Texas.
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Banned for Life
CP
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A coffee enthusiast in St. Andrews, N.B., has learned the customer may not always be right.
Born in a Blizzard
AP
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The weekend blizzard in the Mid-Atlantic was expected, but one expectant mother got the surprise of her life.
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Space shuttle Endeavour has blasted off, heading toward the International Space Station. Monday's lift-off was the final night time launch before the space shuttles are retired.
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