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Magnotta murder trial hears how homicide detectives tracked down victim's head

A cryptic fax from a Toronto lawyer helped homicide detectives find Jun Lin's head a month after he was dismembered by Luka Rocco Magnotta, the accused's first-degree murder trial heard Wednesday. 1

Tina Fontaine 'drifted away' after her father's death, court hears

Tina Fontaine -- the Manitoba teenager whose death has prompted renewed calls for a national inquiry into missing and murdered aboriginal women -- went into a downward spiral after her father was beaten to death, a Winnipeg courtroom was told Wednesday.
Friends of fugitive gunman shot in B.C. say he was harmless

Friends of a fugitive gunman shot to death by police near the village of Slocan, B.C., are expressing their grief and anger over what they consider a tragic end to the man's life.
Hurricane Gonzalo could bring heavy winds, rain to Newfoundland

The Canadian Hurricane Centre says hurricane Gonzalo could unleash potent winds in central and eastern Newfoundland this weekend as it barrels north from Bermuda.
Ex-nurse who admitted encouraging Canadian's suicide headed to jail

A former Minnesota nurse who admitted going online and encouraging an English man and a Canadian woman to kill themselves is headed to jail. 2
Calgary on course to restore power by Thursday

Calgary utility crews expect to restore power to the city’s core by noon on Thursday after working day and night to repair cables destroyed in an underground fire.
Teen charged in connection with fatal shooting near Etobicoke school

A 17-year-old Toronto boy has been charged in connection with a brazen daylight shooting in Etobicoke that left two students dead. 1
Amber Alert cancelled, girls found safe

Saskatchewan RCMP have cancelled an Amber Alert for 10-year-old twin sisters, after officers found them safe.
Body discovered as police clear out Vancouver homeless encampment

A person has been found dead inside a tent in B.C.’s Oppenheimer Park, Vancouver police confirmed Wednesday. 2 1
Tampered potatoes contained metal sewing needles: RCMP

Police in Prince Edward Island have confirmed that the metal objects recently found in six potatoes in Atlantic Canada were sewing needles. 1
Hunt quotas cut for southern population of polar bears

Inuit and Cree hunters have agreed to slash their polar bear quotas for Canada's southernmost population of the mighty Arctic predator. 1
Canadian Museum for Human Rights CEO leaving job

The president and CEO of the Canadian Museum For Human Rights is leaving his job. 4 1
SaskEnergy attempts to control natural gas fire at pumping station

Residents in a rural Saskatchewan community are out of their homes for a second time due to a fire at a natural gas pumping station. 2
Elliot Lake report details victims' final moments

Victim Lucie Aylwin may have been alive for nearly two days, desperately communicating with rescue workers while buried underneath the rubble of the collapsed Algo Centre Mall in Elliot Lake, Ont., according to new details contained in a judicial inquiry report released Wednesday. 8
N.B. man says he found dead mouse in his McDonald's coffee

A New Brunswick man says he found a dead mouse at the bottom of his McDonald's coffee and the fast-food chain says it is investigating his complaint.
Hashish seizure of 30 kilograms said to be Alberta record

The Alberta Law Enforcement Response Team has made what it says is the largest hashish seizure in Alberta. 1

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