Tuesday, March 31, 2015

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Chaotic morning at Montreal prison led to Francis Boucher's release: lawyer

A chaotic morning at a Montreal prison may have contributed to the son of a former Hells Angels boss being prematurely released from detention, his lawyer suggested Monday.

Video shows Vancouver officer smash driver's window

The Vancouver Police Department has responded to an online video showing an officer smashing a car window after the driver refused to open his door. 2
Manitoba fish market selling a different species of fish than what was on the label

A CTV News investigation has revealed that fish purchased at three branches of a Winnipeg fish market is not what it claims to be. 1
Canadian tourist seriously injured in hit-and-run in Miami

Police say a 23-year-old Canadian tourist remains in critical condition after being struck by a car in Miami, Fla.3
Video shows passengers huddled on runway moments after Flight AC624 crash

An exclusive look at the moments following the crash landing of Air Canada Flight AC624 shows passengers huddled on the dark, snowy Halifax runway. 3 28
Imam denied Islamic centre licence wants apology from Montreal mayor

A Montreal imam who has been prohibited from opening an Islamic centre says he could sue Denis Coderre if the mayor doesn't apologize by Friday for calling him an agent of radicalization.
Sex abuse lawsuit against ex-Olympics CEO John Furlong dismissed

The last of three sexual abuse lawsuits levelled against Olympics CEO John Furlong was dismissed Monday, nearly two years after his reputation was called into question and he was forced to retreat from the public spotlight. 1
Quebec approves motion asking PM to hand over long-gun registry data

The Quebec national assembly unanimously approved a motion Monday calling on Prime Minister Stephen Harper to reverse his decision to destroy the long-gun registry data. 2
Halifax man fined for publishing sexual assault victim's name on Facebook

A Halifax man who violated a publication ban by naming a sexual assault victim on a Facebook page has been sentenced to a $1,950 fine and one year of probation.
Opposition calls on Manitoba gov't to release review into Tina Fontaine's death

Manitoba's Opposition is accusing the governing NDP of sitting on an internal investigation into how a 15-year-old girl in the care of social workers disappeared before her body was found wrapped in a bag in the Red River.
Tories unveil $70,000 critical injury benefit for wounded soldiers, vets

Veterans Affairs Minister Erin O’Toole has announced a new $70,000 critical injury benefit for soldiers and veterans who have suffered a traumatic wound or illness.30 3
Bare meat shelves in Newfoundland grocery stores caused by ferry delays

Some Newfoundlanders were surprised to find bare meat shelves in some grocery stores over the weekend. 4
B.C. mayor who said his computer was bugged feels vindicated by privacy report

A British Columbia municipality violated privacy rights by secretly installing surveillance software on computers used by the mayor, councillors and other city hall employees, says the province's privacy commissioner. 01
Ontario aims two-year, $587M fund at ending homelessness

Ontario municipalities will be getting more than half a billion dollars from the province to help people and families at risk of homelessness. 4
Missing Calgary family: Police return to rural property to gather additional evidence

Investigators have renewed a search of a rural Alberta property believed to be connected to the homicides of five-year-old Nathan O’Brien and his grandparents, Alvin and Kathy Liknes. 1
Winnipeg mother stands behind youth centre that gave her son, 8, 'Captain Cry Baby' award

The mother of an eight-year-old Winnipeg boy who was given a “Captain Cry Baby” award says she stands behind the program director of a youth outreach centre who handed out the joke award following an annual sports tournament. 37 2

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