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Police seek Burnaby homicide probe help from geo-tagging gamers

Police are asking members of an online geo-tagging game community to help with their investigation of a homicide in Burnaby, B.C.

DNA match led to arrest of Ont. man for 1995 Calgary kidnapping: police

An Ontario man has been charged with the kidnapping and sexual assault of a Calgary restaurant worker 20 years ago.
Body of missing snowmobiler found in Newfoundland lake

Police say the body of a woman missing since last weekend has been found in a lake in central Newfoundland.
Protests against Bill C-51 ramp up across Canada

Protesters gathered in cities across Canada on Saturday to rally against the government's proposed anti-terror legislation, just days before the bill could face a final vote in the House of Commons. 2
Canadian Toy Testing Council sells off last toys before closing

The Canadian Toy Testing Council is selling off its remaining toys and books at its headquarters in Ottawa on Saturday, after the volunteer organization announced this week it will be closing its doors in June. 2
TSB investigators probing N.B. train derailment

Investigators from the Transportation Safety Board are at the scene of a CN train derailment in New Brunswick.
Police investigating more gunfire in Surrey, B.C., after spate of shootings

Police are investigating more gunfire in Surrey, B.C., amid a recent spate of shootings in the city east of Vancouver.
Canadian soldier's remains from Second World War identified in Netherlands

The remains of a soldier from Saskatchewan who died in the Second World War have been identified in the Netherlands.
B.C. First Nation wants 'priority' role in oil spill response regime

A B.C. First Nation is demanding to play a "priority-one role" in responses to oil spills, following last week's toxic fuel spill in English Bay.
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Man arrested after woman dies, kids injured in B.C. house fire

Homicide police are investigating a trailer park fire near Mission, B.C. that left one woman dead and sent two children to hospital early Friday. 1
N.B. girl who lost limbs to strep throat moving closer to home

A New Brunswick girl who lost parts of all four limbs after strep throat is now strong enough to leave a Halifax hospital. 1
Man's body found in van pulled from Cape Breton river

Police in Cape Breton say a man was found dead in a van that was pulled from the Lower River on Saturday. 1
B.C. police investigating after students' nude photos shared online

The RCMP in B.C. are investigating after nude photos of students at a Surrey high school were shared online. 1
Talks between Ontario school teachers, province stall

The fragile labour peace between Ontario's Liberals and public school teachers could soon come to an end as two major unions say negotiations have stalled or reached an impasse, with some teachers threatening a strike as early as Monday.
B.C. university accidentally sends acceptance letters to 400 would-be nurses

A university in Kamloops, B.C., has apologized after accidentally telling more than 400 people they had been accepted into its undergraduate nursing program when they had not.
No winner in $30M Lotto Max draw

No one has the winning ticket for the $30-million jackpot in Friday night's Lotto Max draw.

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