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Bloc alleges byelection sabotage
The Bloc QuA©becois has filed a police complaint over what it described as sabotage in one of four federal byelections on Monday.
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Man shot dead by Quebec police
Montreal police said a man with a knife charged a Quebec provincial police officer who responded to a call at an apartment in Papineauville Sunday.
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Ottawa unemployment edges up 5.4 per cent
The unemployment rate rose in Ottawa-Gatineau in October as small job gains were overwhelmed by a big increase in people seeking work.
Asbestos killing more Canadians than ever; like old 'landmines'
Home : Health : Asbestos killing more Canadians than ever; like old 'landmines' Asbestos killing more Canadians than ever; like old 'landmines' Date: Sunday Nov.
Political parties face test in federal byelections
A general election may seem far off on the horizon, but Canada's four major political parties face a test of their popularity on Monday.
Ontario law rewrites rules for temp firms
A new Ontario law to protect temporary workers could cause a major shakeout of the staffing agencies that supply tens of thousands of these workers to federal departments and agencies.
Royals' visit flying under the radar in Quebec
There was a time when a visit from the Royal Family to Quebec would have caused an uproar, especially among sovereigntists.
Quebec police investigate suspicious death near Luskville
OTTAWA a ' MRC des Collines police are investigating the suspicious death of a woman whose body was found near Luskville on Thursday.
Canada to host G8 foreign ministers meeting next March
Canada will host the foreign ministers meeting of the G8 countries in March 2010 to prepare for a G8 summit later that year, Foreign Minister Lawrence Cannon announced Friday.
Feds paid out more than $750K to avoid class action lawsuit
The federal government paid out more than $750,000 to avoid a class action lawsuit after personal information was stolen from a Canada Revenue Agency office.
Disintegration of ADQ gains speed as one-third of caucus quits
Home : Politics : Disintegration of ADQ gains speed as one-third of caucus quits Disintegration of ADQ gains speed as one-third of caucus quits Date: Friday Nov.
Arrest made in Laval corrections worker's killing
Natasha Cournoyer's body was found near a St. Lawrence River boat launch in Montreal's east-end Pointe-aux-Trembles district in early October.
RCMP officer pleads not guilty to fraud charges
A RCMP officer who allegedly used a government credit card for his own personal use has pleaded not guilty to several charges of fraud.
PERFORMANCE/TOUR: Derek Trucks Band: 2010 Hiatus
The Derek Trucks Band After 16 years of relentless touring, and a fantastic 2009 that featured the release of Already Free , and a World Tour that brought the band to more than a dozen countries on four continents, The Derek Trucks Band is taking a hiatus in 2010.
Woman found dead in the Plateau
Montreal police were investigating on Sunday the death of a woman in her 20s who was discovered in a garage on Esplanade Ave.
A taste of Greece in Quebec at "La Taverna"
When tourists come to Quebec City, they discover not only its history of the place but also its restaurants.