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Lockdown lifted at Warkworth Institution following weekend stabbings

Article online since May 7th 2008
CAMPBELLFORD, Ont. - A lockdown at Warkworth Institution near Campbellford, Ont., has been lifted following a search for weapons. The lockdown began after two inmates were stabbed by two other prisoners on Sunday in the medium security prison. The inmates' injuries were not life-threatening...

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Tories promise crackdown on contraband tobacco

Tories promise crackdown on contraband tobacco

Article online since May 7th 2008
OTTAWA - The Harper government is pledging to crack down on the burgeoning contraband cigarette industry by beefing up policing and appealing to the conscience of Canadians. The plan, unveiled Wednesday by Public Safety Minister Stockwell Day, is aimed at reducing the number of illegal cigarettes...

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War medals to be presented to N.S. family 88 years after soldier went missing

Article online since May 7th 2008
HALIFAX - For nearly six decades, Albert Layton of Berwick, N.S., had only ever seen one photograph of his grandfather, Frank Forsdike, and never knew much about the soldier except that he'd gone missing during the First World War. But after years of unanswered questions, a chance visit to...

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Problems with older P.E.I. school buses leads gov't to take fleet off roads

Article online since May 7th 2008
CHARLOTTETOWN - Structural problems in some older school buses in Prince Edward Island is forcing the province to take all the buses off the roads for a detailed inspection. About 80 of the Island's 320 school buses were pulled off the roads on Wednesday afternoon, while all of the remaining...

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Cop killer says dispute with landlord pushed him over the edge

Article online since May 7th 2008
MONTREAL - A cop killer says a fight with his landlord about electricity turned him into the "living dead," prompting him to gun down a female police officer through his apartment door. Francois Pepin, 42, pleaded guilty on Wednesday to killing Laval police Const. Valerie Gignac more than two...

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Body of Canadian who died in Second World War found in France ( May 7th 2008 )
Separatists call GG 'ridiculous' after she promotes Canada in France ( May 7th 2008 )
Tories trash talk Dion in bid to put him off his game ( May 7th 2008 )
Quebec publisher says Habs should spin more French tunes for its fans ( May 7th 2008 )
Israel celebrates 60 years, and Canadian Jews mark occasion with pride ( May 7th 2008 )
Manitoba cancer test probe shows 17 patients could have wrong treatment, diagnosis ( May 7th 2008 )
Lake Diefenbaker area identified as potential nuclear plant site ( May 7th 2008 )
Sask. health minister not surprised province's nurses voted for a strike ( May 7th 2008 )
Afghan ambassador urges action as schools torched, staff attacked ( May 7th 2008 )
Montreal police investigate death of five-year-old at clinic ( May 7th 2008 )
Quebec man charged with attempting to kill RCMP officer in drug swoop ( May 7th 2008 )
Edmonton school bus driver suspended after allegation of inappropriate touching ( May 7th 2008 )
Alberta Liberals critical of Tories for taking donations from tobacco firm ( May 6th 2008 )
Cleanup underway: N.B. flood damage expected to be tens of millions of dollars ( May 6th 2008 )
Victoria teen tethered in police cell for hours alleges brutality in civil trial ( May 6th 2008 )
Foreign Affairs adds unfair fee to the charges for a passport: auditor ( May 6th 2008 )
Military supply lines to Afghanistan fraught with problems: auditor general ( May 6th 2008 )
Edmonton police arrest four in card skimming scam with links to Ont and Que ( May 6th 2008 )
Public safety minister announces arrest of 45 suspected illegals ( May 6th 2008 )
Feds invest $1 million more in military's operational stress support ( May 6th 2008 )
Put any removal of Lord's Prayer to free vote in legislature: Conservatives ( May 6th 2008 )
Early release to halfway house, father's home denied for sisters who killed mom ( May 6th 2008 )
Poor weather hampers military search for family missing in Nunavut ( May 6th 2008 )
Remains found near Port Stanley Ont.; possibly missing Alberta man ( May 6th 2008 )
McGuinty defends Ontario's closed-door 'public consultations' on poverty ( May 6th 2008 )
Premier McGuinty admits he 'screwed up' on Ontario pesticide ban ( May 6th 2008 )
Human remains found on Sask. reserve believed to be those of missing teen ( May 6th 2008 )
Auditor general to release latest report on government spending ( May 6th 2008 )
Man, 24, killed after being struck by two vehicles on road north of Toronto ( May 6th 2008 )
Trial begins for man accused of killing 92-year-old woman in Saskatoon ( May 6th 2008 )
Sask. man asks for reversal of guilty pleas in sex assault case on sentencing day ( May 6th 2008 )
United States army soldier dies in accident at CFB Wainwright, Alta. ( May 6th 2008 )

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