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Lawyer for former archbishop wants to file new evidence in sex assault appeal

A lawyer for a former archbishop convicted of sexually assaulting an altar boy in the 1980s says he has fresh evidence that could have exonerated his client during his trial.

Woman who died at subway station was strangled by scarf caught in escalator: coroner

A woman who was strangled by her own clothing on a Montreal subway escalator died after her scarf became caught in the mechanism, a coroner has said. 1
Mulcair slams 'racist' editorial cartoon of Olivia Chow

NDP Leader Tom Mulcair is upset over an editorial cartoon that ran in the Toronto Sun newspaper, featuring mayoral candidate Olivia Chow.
Justin Bourque faces precedent-setting sentence for RCMP shootings

Justin Bourque's killing of three Mounties has been described in court as one of the worst crimes in Canadian history, prompting recommendations from Crown and defence lawyers for the harshest sentence in more than 50 years.
Prentice reboots talks with Lubicon band chief over Alberta land claim

Alberta Premier Jim Prentice has rebooted talks with a northern aboriginal band that has been seeking a land claim for almost 80 years.
Soldier attacks inspire teen cadet to stand guard at N.S. cenotaph

A teen cadet has been standing guard at the Sydney, N.S. cenotaph for five days to pay tribute to two fallen Canadian soldiers. 17 2
Governor General pays tribute to fallen Cpl. Cirillo at National War Memorial

The governor general has paid his respects to Cpl. Nathan Cirillo, the soldier who was gunned down while on guard duty last week at the National War Memorial. 3 1
Prince Charles makes donation for families of slain Canadian soldiers

Prince Charles has made a donation to the families of two Canadian soldiers killed in recent attacks in Ottawa and Quebec, Clarence House has confirmed. 21
RCMP records of telecom subscriber data requests fall short: privacy czar

The privacy watchdog is calling on federal authorities to keep better track of informal requests to telecommunications companies for subscriber data after finding shoddy record-keeping at the RCMP. 2
Ottawa man wins gold in world moustache competition

Sporting a waxed, pointed moustache that spans 45 centimetres, an Ottawa man claimed a top prize at the World Beard and Moustache Championships in Oregon. 4
Teen finds $2,000 stashed in suit at church rummage sale

A 14-year-old boy got more than he bargained for when he tried on a black suit jacket at a recent church rummage sale in Brandon, Man. 1
Person of interest sought in Canada's Wonderland parking lot stabbing

Police have released images of a person of interest in connection with a stabbing in the parking lot of a Vaughan, Ont. theme park.
Canadians feeling the squeeze due to high cost of housing

Canadians are feeling financially squeezed and have a hard time saving due to the high cost of living, according to a global survey conducted by an investment firm. 13
CBC to hire third-party company to investigate Ghomeshi allegations

The CBC will hire a third-party company to conduct a “rigorous, independent” investigation into allegations of abuse at the hands of former radio star Jian Ghomeshi. 12
'Housecreep' website chronicles homes' dark secrets

An Ottawa-based website is helping homeowners, and those in the market for one, learn the dark secrets such as murders, meth labs and arsons that may be lurking in their histories. 2 1
Manitoba reserves at 'high risk' of fires, but funding falls short: report

An internal report from Aboriginal Affairs and Northern Development Canada estimates it will take a $28-million injection of federal funding to reduce the number of deadly fires on Manitoba reserves, but only a fraction of that amount has been approved.

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