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Dalhousie dentistry student Ryan Millet to complete remediation process

The last dentistry student to return to Dalhousie University in Halifax following a suspension over an inappropriate Facebook group says he will complete his ordered remediation process.

Home reno company, volunteers help clean up B.C. hoarder's house

A home renovation company in B.C. is helping a mother and her son clear a massive amount of junk that has accumulated in their home after years of hoarding. 1 1
Senior OPP union official fired in wake of RCMP investigation into fraud, theft

A senior Ontario Provincial Police Association official has been dismissed. It follows an RCMP investigation that alleges the top leaders of the police force's union set up a sophisticated network of schemes involving secretly owned companies and offshore investments to defraud union members. 3
After 70 years, Canadian veteran finally receives his service medals

After a 70-year wait, Roy Morrison finally received the medals he earned in the Second World War. 6 1
Visually impaired hiker rescued after frigid night in B.C. wilderness

A visually impaired man is safe and unharmed after he was rescued from a B.C. hiking trail following a frigid night alone in the wilderness. 3 1
Winter delivers one last blast to Atlantic Canada

Spring may have sprung in central and western Canada, but winter isn't quite through with punishing the country's East Coast. 10 5
Calgary man with terminal cancer beats odds to marry love of his life

When Terry Murphy was diagnosed with terminal liver cancer 21 months ago, he was told he would only have months left to live. But the Calgary man made sure he could share one last special memory with the love of his life. 1 1
Canadian skier sets vertical distance record for Alzheimer's charity

A Canadian skier has set a new world record for most vertical feet skied in his efforts to raise money for Alzheimer's disease research. 0 1
1 arrest, 94 tickets at Montreal march against perceived police brutality

A Montreal march against perceived police brutality ended on Sunday with one arrest and nearly 100 tickets being given out. 32 1
Alberta farmers call for increased hunting tags for hungry elk

Ranchers and farmers in western Alberta say they're losing money because too many hungry elk are using their fields as a free, all you can eat buffet. 6
League suspends children of parents who can't control 'rink rage'

Hockey parents who swear and yell at coaches, referees and players during their kids' games will be handed stiffer penalties next season by a British Columbia association that is taking aim at "rink rage" and inspiring officials across the country. 39
'Drug-related activity' occurred in house that exploded: Barrie Police

A garage explosion that sent 11 people to hospital in Barrie, Ont., may have had a drug-related cause, police said Saturday. 1 8
'Brownface' theatre performance irks South Asian critics

A theatre production based on a Charles Dickens story has come under fire in Victoria, B.C., for using white actors in brown makeup to portray people of South Asian descent. 11
Demonstrators across Canada protest Bill C-51

Thousands of demonstrators gathered across the country on Saturday to rally against the Conservative government's proposed anti-terror legislation, which seeks to expand the powers of police and spy agencies. 6914
Ontario, Quebec transport ministers pen letter to voice rail safety concerns

The transportation ministers of Ontario and Quebec are expressing concern to their federal counterpart over the increasing number of train derailments. 7
Canadian soldier killed in Iraq laid to rest in Ottawa

The Canadian soldier killed in Iraq last week was laid to rest in Ottawa Saturday. 7 2

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