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RCMP investigate fatal shooting of three people in Alberta

RCMP are investigating the deaths of three people found shot near a small community in east-central Alberta. Police say the public is not at risk, they are not searching for any suspects and no officers were injured. 2

Soccer field stabbing case delayed for further psychiatric testing

The case of a man charged in the stabbing of an 11-year-old boy on a soccer field in eastern Newfoundland has been adjourned until later this month.
Retired N.S. fisherman hasn’t yet claimed Lotto 6/49 $13.8M jackpot

The suspense continues as the elusive winner of Lotto 6/49’s $13.8 million jackpot wishes to remain anonymous for at least another day. The winner is reported to be a 78-year-old retired bachelor from Bell Island, Nova Scotia, on the southern shore of Nova Scotia. 1
Manitoba honours man who saved woman attacked by polar bear

A man who was himself mauled when he saved a woman attacked by a polar bear has received one of Manitoba's highest honours.
Detroit Zoo caring for hundreds of turtles allegedly smuggled by Canadian

The Detroit Zoo says it's taking care of more than 1,000 turtles U.S. authorities said were found stuffed in rubber snow boots and cereal boxes in a Canadian man's luggage at the city's airport. 1
Franklin diver describes discovering 'towering' shipwreck

When Ryan Harris slipped into frigid Arctic waters last month, he was finally able to cap off a six-year search for one of Sir John Franklin's doomed ships. 3
Default certificate entered against Omar Khadr by U.S. widow

A default certificate has been entered in a civil suit filed in Utah against Canada's Omar Khadr by the widow of an American special forces soldier and another soldier partially blinded by a grenade. 2
Court refuses to stop huge Ont. wind-farm construction pending appeal

Construction of what would be one of Ontario's largest wind farms can continue, despite an ongoing legal attempt by a farm family to scuttle the $850-million project, a Divisional Court justice has ruled. 8
Alta. man charged after wife fatally struck by vehicle in Ont.

An Alberta man has been charged with dangerous driving causing death after police say his wife was fatally struck by a vehicle in a southern Ontario community.
Manitoba board won't permit e-cigarettes on school property

Students in Brandon, Man., will not be permitted to use e-cigarettes in class or on school property. 2
Police hand over probe of Ont. mayor's expenses to OPP

An investigation into the billing expenses of a mayor on southwestern Ontario has been handed to the Ontario Provincial Police.
Gang rape warning issued for sex workers in Newfoundland

An outreach group is warning sex workers in Newfoundland's largest city about several reports of gang rapes as police encouraged victims to come forward. 11
Google doodle honours famed Inuit art pioneer Kenojuak Ashevak

Friday's Google doodle pays tribute to famed Canadian Inuit art pioneer, Kenojuak Ashevak, on what would have been her 87th birthday. 1
The story behind Canada's most famous photo of the Second World War

It's credited as the most famous Canadian photo of the Second World War, a little boy running from his mother for the outstretched hand of his soldier father, but for Warren 'Whitey' Bernard his image as a five year old is more powerful for what it doesn't show. 8 1
Transgender Manitoba student told she can't use girls' washroom

The parents of a Winnipeg girl who was angrily told she isn’t allowed to use the girls' washroom at school want a human rights investigation. 2
Message in a bottle found after 44-year journey from Rockies to Prairies

It took more than 40 years for a message in a bottle to travel from the Rocky Mountains to the Prairies, where its discovery has led to an unlikely connection that spans time and borders. 5 1

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