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Magnotta tells court he doesn't remember promoting murder video

A psychiatrist who assessed Luka Rocco Magnotta for criminal responsibility says he questioned him about alleged online postings promoting the video of Jun Lin's death ahead of the slaying.

Family of missing N.B. woman issues public plea for information

The family of a missing New Brunswick woman has issued a public plea for information in the case. 2
Crown asks B.C. court to uphold convictions in fatal B.C. ferry sinking

The Crown asked British Columbia's Appeal Court on Wednesday to uphold criminal negligence convictions against the navigating officer aboard the Queen of the North ferry when the ship sank, killing two passengers.
He survived a grizzly attack and a gunshot: A hunter tells his story

Two hunters are speaking about a grizzly encounter they had last month while out hunting in the B.C. wilderness. 2 1
B.C. judge declines to hear application to throw out 'Surrey Six' murder convictions

A British Columbia judge has rejected an attempt by two gangsters to have convictions related to a mass killing near Vancouver thrown out, ruling Wednesday that alleged abuses by police and jail officials shouldn't outweigh society's need to have the men punished for their crimes.
Canadian CF-18s dropped bombs on ISIS fighting area: Nicholson

For the second time in two days Canadian jetfighters have bombed an Islamic State target in northern Iraq.
Footage of Toronto jewelry store robbery shows male suspects wearing burkas

Toronto police released security camera footage on Wednesday of two male suspects who appear to be wearing burkas during a $500,000 jewelry store heist in North York. 2
Plenty riding on whether SCC will hear appeal for off-reserve aboriginals

Canada's Metis and non-status Indians will learn Thursday whether the Supreme Court will hear a high-stakes landmark case that could extend the federal government's responsibilities to hundreds of thousands of off-reserve Aboriginal Peoples. 4
Misconduct hearing begins for Toronto cop over G20 'kettling' in 2010

A senior police officer who ordered the arrests of hundreds during Toronto's G20 summit four years ago had no regard for their conduct or intentions when he issued his sweeping commands, a prosecution lawyer told the officer's disciplinary hearing on Wednesday.
Quebec seniors' home that burned didn't meet standards: contractor

The contractor who built the seniors' residence that burned last January, killing 32 people, says it did not comply with building-code standards in place at the time of the blaze.
No charges against speeding officer involved in crash that killed 5-year-old

The family of a five-year-old boy is considering its legal options upon learning that a police officer will not be charged after his unmarked cruiser slammed into their car, killing the child. 1
Canadian upgraded to serious condition after attack on Jerusalem synagogue

A Canadian-Israeli dual citizen injured in a deadly attack on a Jerusalem synagogue has been upgraded to serious condition after undergoing an operation Tuesday. 17
Saskatchewan couple considering bankruptcy after $1M medical bill

A Saskatchewan couple is considering filing for bankruptcy after being hit with a medical bill of nearly $1 million, incurred after their daughter was prematurely born during a trip to the U.S. last year. 92 4
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Robocalls trial: Michael Sona sentenced to 9 months in jail

Interfering with a citizen's right to vote merits real jail time, an Ontario judge declared Wednesday as he made Michael Sona the first person ever to spend time behind bars for violating the Canada Elections Act. 2
Cop ticketed vet during funeral procession on Remembrance Day

Victoria Police are apologizing after giving a military veteran a ticket during the funeral procession for Private Steven Allen, the soldier killed during a training exercise in Alberta on Nov. 6. 23 1

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