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Suspect in attempted murder of veteran now suspect in triple homicide

The man accused of trying to kill a 101-year-old Second World War veteran in Ottawa is now a suspect in an unsolved triple homicide, police sources have confirmed to CTV Ottawa. 1

Former B.C. man sues over wrongful-conviction case

A former British Columbia man whose sexual assault conviction was thrown out in what the Crown has called a "miscarriage of justice" is suing the RCMP, the lead investigator and prosecutor, the provincial and federal governments and even his own former defence lawyer.
World's Longest Hockey Game ends after more than 250 hours

The World’s Longest Hockey Game is finally over, breaking a Guinness World Record and raising more than $800,000 for the Alberta Cancer Foundation. 1
Quebec politician's daughter spared record on 2012 student protest charges

A Quebec politician's daughter has been granted a conditional discharge for causing damage during the 2012 student protests. 1
Estimated cost of Canada's mission in Iraq: $122 million

Canada’s mission in Iraq against the Islamic State is expected to cost about $122 million, according to soon-to-be-tabled government documents. 15
Murder charge laid in death of Calgary woman found in backyard

A charge of first-degree murder has been laid in the death of a 31-year-old woman in Calgary. 1
Judge rapped for visiting dating website, chatting up detective

A judge who created a bogus online dating profile and told a detective that information from the website could have been used to "hang" a female complainant has had his knuckles rapped by Ontario's top court. 1
Former part-time soldiers now waiting up to 2 years for severance pay

Part-time soldiers who've left the military now face longer waits -- some almost two years -- for severance pay in a moribund system National Defence had promised to fix.18
Crown to seek adult sentence for Quebec teen facing terror charges

A federal prosecutor said she'll seek an adult sentence for a Quebec teen charged with attempting to leave Canada to commit acts of terrorism for the benefit of a terror group. 1
Freight train carrying crude oil derails, catches fire in northern Ontario

A clean-up operation is underway after a CN Rail freight train carrying crude oil derailed and caught fire in a remote area of northern Ontario over the weekend. 6 1
Human smuggling cases before Supreme Court of Canada

The Supreme Court of Canada will hear arguments starting today in a series of cases that question the depth and breadth of Canada's human smuggling laws. 11
Baby seal found 'waddling' along Nova Scotia highway

Nova Scotia RCMP rescued a baby seal found "waddling" near a highway on Valentine's Day and returned the animal to the ocean. 3
Water supply restored in Port Hope, Ont.

Residents of Port Hope, Ont. are no longer being asked to conserve water as the municipality's supply has been restored. 4
Storms batter Atlantic provinces; deep freeze grips Central Canada

While Central Canada remains under a deep freeze, high winds and blowing snow are wreaking havoc across Atlantic Canada Monday, with both regions set for a reprieve within 24 to 36 hours. 2 8
Ottawa spent $376K to repatriate Luka Magnotta: documents

The big-ticket military mission to fetch fugitive Luka Rocco Magnotta from Germany in 2012 was ordered by a senior Conservative cabinet minister who considered it a matter of "national interest," The Canadian Press has learned.
CP Rail strike ends as company, employees agree to resume discussions

A day-old strike at Canadian Pacific Railway screeched to an unexpected halt Monday with the company and its union agreeing to binding arbitration just hours before employees were to be legislated back to work. 38 8

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