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B.C. ski resort won't open this season after chairlift accident

A ski resort near West Kelowna, B.C., where a chairlift accident occurred will not be opening for the upcoming ski season.

3 Mounties killed in Moncton shooting honoured in RCMP memorial ceremony

Memories of the three Mounties fatally shot by a gunman in Moncton, N.B., last June were at the forefront of an annual service honouring officers killed in the line of duty on Sunday. 1
Heavy police presence after shooting death in southwestern Ontario

More than 24 hours after a shooting left one man dead in a rural area in southwestern Ontario, police have said little about the incident. 2 3
Fire destroys two-storey building in downtown Halifax

Smoke filled the air for several hours in an area of downtown Halifax after a fire destroyed a two-storey commercial building. 1
Prison cell phone seizures rising as officials seek solution

Annual seizures of mobile phones from federal prisoners have more than doubled in recent years as correctional officials try to prevent their clandestine use in drug trafficking and organized crime. 8
B.C. residents arrested in Ontario after car reportedly stolen

Ontario Provincial Police say two British Columbia residents are in custody following an incident near Marathon in northern Ontario.
Open letter calls for end to CRA's political audit

More than 400 academics are demanding the Canada Revenue Agency halt its audit of a think-tank, saying the Conservative government is trying to intimidate, muzzle and silence its critics. 46
Calgary still cleaning up from late-summer snowstorm

Temperatures rose to double-digits on Saturday, after snowfall in Calgary earlier this week downed trees and caused power outages across the city.
Northern lights illuminate weekend skies

Northern lights shone further south than usual on Friday and Saturday, colouring the night skies over many parts of Canada. 7
Trailer carrying 30 dogs flips on Alberta highway

At least two dogs have died and numerous others were injured when a vehicle that was hauling dogs from California flipped on an Alberta highway. 23
Woman behind 'Am I Next' movement thinks campaign has staying power

A woman spearheading a social media campaign about missing and murdered aboriginal women says she isn't worried about the initiative fading from the public consciousness like other online campaigns have done in the past. 6
N.S. pharmacist bans sale of pop, other sugary drinks from his store

A Cape Breton pharmacy owner has banned pop and other sugary drinks from his store, saying he is increasingly seeing the health troubles that can be caused by poor diet. 12 1
Volunteers to drag Red River for clues of missing aboriginal women

Volunteers will begin dragging the bottom of Winnipeg's Red River next week for any signs of the region's missing aboriginal women. 4 2
Prince Edward meets with Duke of Edinburgh award winners in B.C.

His Royal Highness Prince Edward Earl of Wessex shook hands with 87 young high achievers on Saturday in Victoria. They were awarded the Duke of Edinburgh's Gold Award during a ceremony at Government House. 4
N.B. Law Society members vote against accrediting Christian law school

A controversial law school proposed in British Columbia hit another hurdle Saturday after members of the Law Society of New Brunswick passed a resolution directing its council not to accredit it. 13
Doug Ford campaign preps for Monday start as rivals go on the offensive

Last-minute Toronto mayoral candidate Doug Ford won't hit the campaign trail until Monday, but his political rivals were already on the offensive this weekend. 11

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