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Trudeau clarifies musings about Quebec sovereignty

Liberal MP Justin Trudeau provoked a firestorm Tuesday on Parliament Hill that forced him to clarify his public musings about Quebec independence.

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The Conservative government isn't backing down from a plan to require telecommunications companies to hand over customer information to police without a court order despite strong objections from Canada's privacy watchdogs.
 
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Stone circle

 
 
On a remote, windswept ridge high above the treeline in the Coast Mountains of southwestern B.C., the dull hues of a brownish-green plateau suddenly give way to a bright-white, 50-metre-wide circle of stone.
 
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Christy Clark waves to supporters after she was voted the new party leader during the BC Liberal Leadership Convention in Vancouver, British Columbia February 26, 2011.

B.C. in for wild ride with young, charismatic premier

For Christy Clark, it was a win for the ages — and a win against the odds.


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Ellesmere Island fiord

WORST EXTINCTION WAS SLOW

Fresh evidence gathered from ancient rocks on an Ellesmere Island fiord has led ...


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Arrest made in Ont. 'confinement room' case

An Ontario man has been charged in a case involving an apparent "confinement room" that was discovered in the basement of an abandoned home before the house mysteriously was destroyed by fire.

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Toronto judge shoots down 'abhorrent' mandatory gun sentence

An Ontario judge has struck down mandatory minimum prison sentences for gun crimes.


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Kids ask Harper to 'Have a Heart' for First Nations children

Parliament Hill, covered in white snow, was decked out in red hearts Tuesday morning, as about 400 children — both aboriginal and non-aboriginal — from across the country brought "valentines" with a special message for Prime Minister Stephen Harper.

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Government of Canada funded modular homes for Attawapiskat First Nation shown en route to Moosonee, ON.

Attawapiskat homes extra insulated for extreme cold

The 22 modular homes being delivered to the remote northern Ontario native reserve of Attawapiskat have a little extra cushion to help battle winter's extreme bite in that part of the country.

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