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No winning Lotto Max ticket for $55M jackpot

No one has the winning ticket for the $55-million jackpot in Friday night's Lotto Max draw. 1

How a Canadian adventure helped create the Trump family story

Canadians amused by the improbable presidential run of Donald Trump might be surprised to learn the role their own country played in shaping his story. 1
B.C. premier mocks wardrobes of Pamela Anderson, Miley Cyrus in response to wolf-cull criticism

British Columbia Premier Christy Clark brushed off celebrity calls to end the province's wolf cull on Friday, taking aim at Miley Cyrus and Pamela Anderson for their skimpy wardrobes. 0 1
Medical marijuana use at work poses challenges for employers: experts

As medical marijuana gains traction as a treatment option for a host of conditions including chronic pain and other conditions, Canadian employers could find themselves grappling with a sticky issue. 9
Stay on citizenship ceremonies sought pending niqab appeal

The Conservatives are seeking to throw up another roadblock to a Muslim woman's quest to be able to vote in October. 377 1
Provincial police officer charged in Ontario fraud case

An Ontario Provincial Police officer has been arrested and charged after an investigation into the alleged misappropriation of funds.
Professor refuses to wear transmitter for hearing impaired student

A Memorial University student with a hearing impairment will pursue a human rights complaint after one of his professors refused to wear a sound-transmitting device during her lectures. 56
B.C. highway signs in Tsilhqot'in language could mark road to better relations

Newly erected signs in British Columbia's southern Interior are being hailed as literal guides to Cariboo communities and symbolic guides toward better relations with the Tsilhqot'in First Nation. 4
Judge rules Omar Khadr can visit his grandparents in Toronto

An Edmonton judge is easing bail restrictions and allowing former Guantanamo Bay prisoner Omar Khadr to travel to Toronto to visit his grandparents -- but he may not be able to fly. 2
RCMP contact N.S. woman reported missing

RCMP in Nova Scotia say they have made contact with a young aboriginal woman who was reported missing. 1
Richard Oland's secretary faces cross-examination at murder trial

Richard Oland had a good relationship with his son, the businessman's secretary told Dennis Oland's murder trial Friday, and she never heard him complain about the money his son owed. 2
Montreal man up in arms over narrow Canada Post mailboxes

Montreal resident Peter Perron says Canada Post's new community mailboxes are too narrow and he can't reach his mail. 31 1
John Furlong did not defame journalist Laura Robinson, judge rules

Former Vancouver Olympics CEO John Furlong did not defame a freelance journalist who reported on allegations he abused First Nations students, a judge ruled Friday. 10
Rocky patch of Mars named after another cold place: Winnipeg

A team of NASA scientists who are working with the Curiosity rover as it scans the red planet have named a small patch of rock 'Winnipeg.' 6
Edmonton police kill cougar spotted roaming in city

Edmonton police killed a cougar Friday morning in a residential neighbourhood after wildlife officers failed to hit the big cat with a tranquilizer dart.
'Killing us inside': Saretzky family reacts to murders

Family of a man charged with the murders of a two-year-old Alberta girl and her father are addressing the incident out on Facebook. “You have to understand that this is extremely shocking to us and is killing us inside too because he really was never a bad guy,” sister-in-law Shannon Saretsky wrote. “Again, I'm not defending anything he's been charged for,” she added. 10

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