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Ottawa overturns RCMP decision to swap muskrat fur hats for wool tuques

The Conservative government is overturning an RCMP decision to replace their cold-weather muskrat fur hats with wool tuques. 48

AFN calls for independent review into Tina Fontaine case

The Assembly of First Nations is calling for an independent probe of how police handled the disappearance of a teen whose body was eventually pulled from the Red River wrapped in a bag.
Military helicopter clips coast guard ship antenna off Nova Scotia

A Griffon military helicopter clipped the antenna of a coast guard ship during an exercise off Nova Scotia, forcing it to make a precautionary landing on the front lawn of a summer home. 1
RCMP distancing itself from handbook aimed at curbing youth extremism

The RCMP is distancing itself from a newly released handbook aimed at preventing Canada’s Muslim youth from falling under the influence of terror groups, saying it can’t support the booklet’s 'adversarial tone.'
Mexican woman who hanged herself showed no distress over deportation: inquest

A Mexican woman willingly signed travel documents for her deportation and was calm and showed no distress in the days before she hanged herself, a Canada Border Services Agency officer told an inquest into the death.
Steamship wreck found in Lake Ontario's waters

The wreck of a 77-metre British-built steamship that sank off Lake Ontario's western New York shore after colliding with another vessel nearly 90 years ago has been found, a team of underwater explorers said Tuesday. 1
Alberta woman gets 90 days after baby drowns in homebrew

A woman in northern Alberta has been sentenced to 90 days in jail for neglecting to watch her baby girl who toppled into a batch of homebrew and drowned. 1
Appeal hearing delayed for ex-N.B. councillor Donnie Snook

A hearing to appeal the sentence of Donnie Snook, a former city councillor in Saint John, N.B., convicted of sexually abusing and making pornographic pictures of boys, has been postponed.
Ottawa warns travellers to Hong Kong: violence could escalate quickly

The mass pro-democracy protests in Hong Kong have prompted Ottawa to warn travellers of the potential for sudden violence in the Chinese region. 2
B.C. fishing boat rescue: 2 adults, 5 kids plucked from Georgia Strait

Two adults and five young children had to be rescued on Monday night off the B.C. coast when their fishing vessel began sinking. 2 2
Saskatoon man fined $5,000 on firearms offences

A Saskatoon man has been fined $6,500 after pleading guilty to five firearms offences in provincial court. 1
Dalhousie men's rugby team suspended after hazing complaint

Dalhousie University has suspended its men’s rugby club while it investigates a hazing complaint made by a university employee. 5 1
Magnotta trial: Jury views bizarre note that names PM, his wife

A bizarre note naming Prime Minister Stephen Harper and his wife Laureen was part of the evidence viewed by jurors on the second day of Luka Rocco Magnotta's first-degree murder trial. 12
Canadians willing to drive further for cheap gas: survey

The majority of Canadians are willing to drive further and waste gas in order to save a dollar or two when filling up their tanks, according to a new poll. 26
Soccer field where 11-year-old boy was stabbed to reopen Tuesday

A tight-knit town in Eastern Newfoundland will attempt to heal as a community Tuesday night by reopening the soccer pitch where an 11-year-old boy was brutally stabbed in the neck. 1
'Corner Gas' building gutted in massive blaze

A building used in the popular sitcom 'Corner Gas' was destroyed Sunday evening by a fire. 15 4

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