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Ontario man, 93, allegedly hits pedestrian in road rage incident

A 93-year-old man has been charged with dangerous driving after allegedly running over another man in a Kitchener, Ont., parking lot. 1 1

Missing Calgary couple found in good health: police

An elderly Calgary couple is now safe and sound after they were reported missing earlier this week. 8
Dozens camping at Manitoba legislature in bid for missing women inquiry

Dozens of people are camped in the shadow of Manitoba's legislature, calling for an inquiry into missing and murdered aboriginal women. 1
Ottawa announces $10.8M to continue Red Cross rapid emergency response

The federal government has announced $10.8 million to continue a program that allows the Canadian Red Cross to quickly distribute emergency supplies abroad. 1
Phone service down in parts of Alberta

A big section of west-central Alberta is dealing with a disruption of cellular and land line telephone service. 2
Rob Ford campaign volunteer charged after scuffle

A man who was volunteering at Rob Ford's mayoral campaign office has been charged following a scuffle with another man wearing a Ford mask. 1 2
N.S. man who kidnapped, raped 2 women declared dangerous offender

A 38-year-old man in Nova Scotia who kidnapped and sexually assaulted a woman and her mother has been declared a dangerous offender.
Cyclist struck by Quebec City police cruiser succumbs to injuries

Provincial police say a cyclist who was struck by a Quebec City police cruiser has died in hospital. 2
Fire bans lifted in northern B.C. due to cooler weather

Open fires will be allowed again throughout parts of northern British Columbia starting Friday, thanks to cooler and wetter weather.
Nova Scotia tightens daycare rules after centres found violating regulations

The Nova Scotia government says it took immediate action after several child-care centres across the province violated daycare regulations.
Team looking at recommendations from Phoenix Sinclair inquiry to report back at end of month

Manitoba's Tories say they want immediate action on the recommendations from an inquiry into the death of a five-year-old girl.
Guy Turcotte seeks bail while awaiting new trial

Guy Turcotte, the former Quebec cardiologist who killed his two young children, testified at a bail hearing Thursday, arguing that he has a strong support system in place and is ready to be free while he awaits a new trial. 1
Accused in N.S. homeless man's bus shelter death due in court next year

The preliminary hearing for two men accused of killing a homeless man in a rural Nova Scotia community has been set for February.
Wacky weather: Snow hits Alberta as heatwave rolls east

Winter arrived extra-early in southern Alberta this week, just as a late-summer heatwave hit central and eastern Canada. 11 2
Greenpeace poll finds support for stronger Arctic conservation

A poll commissioned by Greenpeace suggests that a clear majority of people in 30 countries want to see stronger efforts made to preserve the Arctic environment from industrial development. 4
Parents want answers after school bus errors blemish back-to-school week

The first week of school got off to a rough start for some students in Edmonton, Ottawa and Toronto, after a few school bus slip-ups, including an incident that left a disabled student stranded at his high school hours after classes were dismissed. 21 2

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