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B.C. RCMP investigating after lasers hit 3 different flights

Police in Richmond, B.C., are investigating after three flights arriving and departing from the Vancouver airport were hit by lasers this past week. 12 2

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Rob Ford makes first campaign appearance since cancer diagnosis

Toronto Mayor Rob Ford gave a fiery speech at a campaign BBQ in Etobicoke on Saturday evening, thanking the crowd for their support following his cancer diagnosis earlier this month. 4
Death of tiger at Winnipeg zoo prompts call for independent review

An animal-protection group is calling for an independent investigation into the death of a tiger that was mauled and killed by another tiger at Winnipeg's Assiniboine Park Zoo. 10 2
Canadian businessman sentenced to 15 years in Cuban prison

A Canadian company says its president has been sentenced in Cuba to 15 years in prison on corruption-related charges that Cuban officials call part of a widespread campaign against graft. 1
Toronto to host international space convention

Toronto will be the centre of the universe next week. The city will host the 65th International Astronautical Congress, a conference aimed at helping companies in the space business. 2
Remains of four Canadian WWI soldiers killed in France identified

The federal government has identified the remains of four First World War soldiers from a Winnipeg-based regiment who killed while advancing on a small village in northern France nearly a century ago. 3
OPP issues memo to officers about ISIS concerns

A memo has been sent out to all members of Ontario’s provincial police force, cautioning about the threat posed by Islamic State, CTV News has learned. 15
Six taken to hospital after deck collapse in Halifax

A third-storey deck collapsed in Halifax's south end early Saturday during a party, leaving five people seriously injured, police said. 9 2
Young man says in days before her death, Tina Fontaine was suicidal

First Nations leaders have been asking for an overhaul of Manitoba's Child and Family Services, as new details emerge about the last days of Tina Fontaine, who had been placed in a Winnipeg hotel by the agency. 2
Teen charged with attempted murder after 11-year-old stabbed on soccer field

The bizarre stabbing of an 11-year-old boy while playing soccer on a field is something that should not be happening in eastern Newfoundland, let alone Canada, says the province's newly sworn-in Premier Paul Davis. 24 5
B.C. First Nation wins bid to challenge Northern Gateway pipeline in court

A First Nation from British Columbia's North Coast says the Federal Court of Appeal has agreed to hear its legal challenge of the Northern Gateway pipeline project. 3
Canadian man caught with 51 live turtles in pants denied bail

A Canadian man allegedly caught with 51 live turtles stuffed down his pants as he tried to re-enter Canada from the U.S. was denied bail in Detroit on Friday. 2
Additional charge laid over deadly car crash at Ontario Costco

An additional charge of criminal negligence causing death has been laid in connection with a car crash at a Costco store in London, Ont., that resulted in the death of a young girl and days later, her newborn sister. 1
B.C. law society to vote on accreditation of Christian law school

The governing members of the Law Society of British Columbia have voted in favour of holding a binding referendum to determine whether a Christian university's law school should be accredited. 5 1
Crown appeals decision to grant bail to Turcotte

The Crown will ask Quebec's highest court to review a decision to grant bail to a former doctor facing murder charges in the killing of his two children. 1 2

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