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  B.C. students fear for university applications as strike cancels classes

  As students in most of Canada enjoy their last few moments of their summer break, students in British Columbia still don't know when they will be returning to the classroom. 23 8
  

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  Quebec elementary school bans homework for a year

  Students at a Quebec elementary school may be some of the happiest in the country as they prepare for another year in the classroom. 10
  
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  Popular Montreal bar under fire after 2 men allegedly kicked out for kissing

  A popular Montreal bar is being accused of homophobia after a bouncer allegedly kicked out two male students for kissing. 8
  
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  Ex-construction boss set to testify as Quebec corruption inquiry resumes

  Quebec's corruption inquiry is expected to hear from a powerful former construction magnate soon after it resumes Tuesday from its summer break.
  
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  Apartment fire leaves 36 people homeless in Dieppe, N.B.

  A Sunday night fire in New Brunswick has left more than three dozen people homeless. 2
  
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  Transgender woman says community faces employment discrimination

  Melissa Hudson says 30 years of experience in the Toronto business world hasn't been enough to land her a job, despite numerous call-backs on her resume for first-round interviews. 6
  
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  B.C. teachers' strike: feud dates back decades

  Fourteen weeks have passed since B.C.'s more than 40,000 unionized teachers walked off the job in a rotating and then full-scale strike last June, ejecting half-a-million children from classes about two weeks before summer break. 52 8
  
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  Swimming through the night, Ontario teen completes Lake Erie challenge

  An Ontario teen has successfully swam across Lake Erie, finishing the second leg of her swim challenge late Monday morning. 2
  
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  Arctic business forum has first meeting, fulfilling Canadian promise

  Canada will live up to promises it made two years ago when the first meeting of the Arctic Economic Council begins Tuesday in Iqaluit.
  
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  P.E.I. man charged with impaired driving with 2 children in back seat

  RCMP in Prince Edward Island say a man facing impaired driving charges was travelling with two children in the back seat.
  
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  Mennonite migration: Ontario town welcomes new neighbours

  Driven by rising land prices and an enterprising spirit, some Orthodox Mennonite families have relocated into rural areas of Canada in search of new opportunities that they hope will support future generations. 26 1
  
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  Investigators look for answers on what caused 15 grain cars to derail in Alberta

  Investigators are trying to figure out the cause of a CN freight train derailment in northern Alberta. 2
  
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  Cat cafe in Montreal opens its doors; claims to be North America's first

  A new Montreal cafe is a lot like a regular coffee house -- except it's home to eight cats. 20
  
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  Canadians are second-biggest smugglers of cocaine into Australia: report

  There is an increasing Canadian presence in the Australian drug scene, where traffickers brave harsh enforcement for large profits in a 'high-risk, high-reward' market, authorities say.
  
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  Rescued false killer whale moved to larger pool

  A rescued false killer whale calf has been moved to a larger pool at the Vancouver Aquarium, six weeks after it was found stranded and near death on a Vancouver Island beach.
  
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  Cleanup a struggle at old Sask. uranium mill, 50 years later

  More than 50 years after a Saskatchewan uranium mill that is a key part of Canada's nuclear history closed, heavy machinery is once again rumbling across the remote northern corner of the province.
  

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CANADA

• B.C. students fear for university applications as strike cancels classes
• Quebec elementary school bans homework for a year
• Popular Montreal bar under fire after 2 men allegedly kicked out for kissing

WORLD

• Syrian rebels issue demands for release of 45 Fijian peacekeepers
• NATO planning new high-readiness force to counter Russian aggression
• British PM seeks to seize passports of suspected jihadi fighters

ENTERTAINMENT

• Nude photos of many A-list celebrities leaked online after apparent hacking
• 'Guardians of the Galaxy' tops long weekend, summer box office
• Where have all the cowgirls gone? Women shutout of major categories at CCMAs

HEALTH

• Family of B.C. woman who wrote right-to-die manifesto sent hundreds of emails
• Lung transplant patients want more help with high relocation costs
• Senegal monitoring contacts of 1st Ebola patient

POLITICS

• Canada talks tough on Ukraine, but cuts $2.7B from defence in 2015
• U.S. military wants multi-purpose sensors in Canadian Arctic
• Left-wing think-tank targeted by CRA because of research 'bias'

SCI-TECH

• Cave art suggest Neanderthals may have been more clever than thought: study
• Growing number of workers choosing to be paid with Bitcoin, payroll firm says
• Japan firm showcases 'touchable' 3D technology

BUSINESS

• Growing number of workers choosing to be paid with Bitcoin, payroll firm says
• Merkel facing stiff challenge from anti-euro party in Germany
• Transgender woman says community faces employment discrimination

SPORTS

• Murray to face Djokovic in quarterfinal match at U.S. Open
• Canada's Eugenie Bouchard eliminated from U.S. Open
• Ticats edge Argos 13-12 in first game at new Tim Hortons Field

AUTOS

• Norway under fire to reduce electric car tax breaks
• Lexus to present NX in Paris with will.i.am
• Tesla, Chinese firm ink deal for 400 charging stations

Lifestyle

• 103-year-old Japanese sprinter challenges Usain Bolt to a race
• Hello Kitty fans purr-turbed by revelation as iconic character turns 40
• Indian elephant gets her own art exhibit as fundraiser

Canada AM

• Ebola crisis delays Alberta couple's plans to bring adopted kids home
• Reviews: 'The November Man,' 'Life of Crime,' 'The Calling,' and As Above, So Below
• Homes of the month: Condo edition

In Pictures

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• Formula E: All-electric race cars unveiled
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