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Mother of 'Surrey Six' victim pleased with guilty verdicts

The mother of a bystander killed in the gangland execution of six people in Surrey, B.C., says justice has been done, after two men were found guilty of first-degree murder Thursday. 4

Canada's falling university rankings show world is catching up: former dean

Universities in east Asia are focusing more on education and closing the gap with Canada in the latest global university rankings, a former Canadian university dean says. 1 2
Arrests made in massive $9.3M steroid seizure in Edmonton

Four people have been arrested in connection with a seizure of illegal steroids that Edmonton police believe may be the largest in Canadian history. 1
Six Montreal firefighters dismissed after rowdy pension plan protest

The City of Montreal has fired six firefighters for participating in a violent protest that saw municipal employees ransack council chambers. 1 2
Jury watches Jun Lin on video entering Magnotta's apartment building

Video surveillance shown at Luka Rocco Magnotta's first-degree murder trial on Thursday showed Jun Lin entering the killer's apartment building on the day he was last seen alive. 1
Ont. man pleads guilty to role in U.S. military, Xbox hacking ring

A 22-year-old Ontario man has plead guilty to charges in connection with an international hacking ring that allegedly gained access to secret data from the U.S. Army, Microsoft and video game developers. 3 1
Human bones found on N.S. beach considered archeological find

Human bones recently found near a beach east of Halifax are so old that the Medical Examiner Service considers them an archeological find, police say. 4
Mother of baby found dead in N.B. snowbank ordered to stand trial

A New Brunswick woman who was charged after her newborn son's body was found in a snowbank five years ago has been ordered to stand trial.
Two 12-year-olds face assault charges following Winnipeg hockey brawl

Two 12-year-old hockey players are accused of assault with a weapon following an on-ice brawl in Winnipeg last season.
Supreme Court rules B.C. can charge court fees, but not too much

British Columbia has the right to charge administrative court fees, but they can't be so high as to prevent litigants from accessing the legal system, the Supreme Court of Canada ruled Thursday. 1
Winning lotto ticket worth $13.8M sold in Nova Scotia

Someone is holding a lottery ticket worth more than $13 million that was purchased in Nova Scotia. 2
Stranded passengers leave cruise ship stuck in Quebec City

The more than 1,300 passengers who were stranded in Quebec City after a cruise ship could not sail because of mechanical problems have all left the luxury liner, a spokesman said Wednesday. 1
Brit compiles the ultimate Canadian vacation video, again

For the second time, British journalist James O'Malley has posted a video where he travels around Canada and points at "stuff" including buildings, animals and food. 5 1
E-cigs in school: Ban proposed for students vaping in Winnipeg classrooms

E-cigarettes have turned up in the classroom, and students are using the products to smoke during class, sparking calls for a ban on the products inside Winnipeg schools. 16 1
Fur trade group applauds Tory move to reverse RCMP muskrat hat decision

A national fur organization says it raised objections with federal cabinet ministers upon learning the RCMP planned to begin outfitting officers with tuques instead of muskrat hats. 26
Rehtaeh Parsons' mother says anti-bullying curriculum will help save lives

A mother who says her daughter was driven to suicide by relentless cyberbullying says a new curriculum will help combat a lack of empathy shown by teens online and save young lives. 2

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