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Boil water advisory in effect for most of Montreal

Almost the entire city of Montreal is under a boil water advisory, after tests at a city filtration plant showed the water was not safe to drink. 12 1

Leaking acetylene tank explodes in car in Vancouver

A leaking acetylene tank is blamed for a blast early Wednesday that tore apart a car parked on a street in Vancouver, British Columbia. 1
Second suspect arrested in Timothy Bosma homicide investigation

Hamilton police have arrested a second suspect in connection with the Timothy Bosma homicide investigation. The Ontario man was found dead earlier this month after taking two men on a test drive of his pick-up truck. 2
Doug Ford believes allegations against mayor are untrue

The brother of Toronto’s embattled mayor says he believes the recent allegations against Rob Ford are untrue. Councillor Doug Ford spoke to reporters at city hall on Wednesday for the first time since news surfaced of an alleged video that is reported to show the mayor using drugs and making offensive remarks. 30 5
NDP Leader Mulcair urges Harper to release Senate scandal paper trail

Opposition leader Tom Mulcair is calling on the prime minister to release all the documents connected to a $90,000 payment to a now-disgraced senator. 5 4
In Peru, PM's officials say Harper will answer questions on Senate controversy

The Senate expenses scandal promises to turn Prime Minister Stephen Harper's visit to South America into an awkward communications exercise, when he finally take questions Wednesday afternoon on the Prime Minister's Office involvement in reimbursing Senator Mike Duffy $90,000 for improper housing expense claims. 43 4
Winnipeg woman camps out in front of legislature to protest child welfare

A woman is camping out on the front lawn of the Manitoba legislature and says she won't eat as part of a protest against the province's child-welfare system.
Kids' mouths allegedly taped at N.S. school, investigation launched

The Halifax Regional School Board has launched an investigation following reports of a child-care worker allegedly duct-taping the mouths of some students during an after-school program. 17 2
N.S. auditor general finds deficiencies in oversight of foster kids

Nova Scotia's auditor general says children in foster care and the families caring for them are not being adequately monitored.
Family of B.C. man missing in Mexico frustrated with police probe

The family of a Canadian man Diego Hernandez who went missing in Mexico two weeks ago fear they are unable to trust the local police who are leading the investigation. 10 2
'Voices' heard at Australian site where Canadian hiker went missing

As the frantic search for a missing Canadian bushwalker continues in Australia's Snowy Mountains region, there are reports of 'voices' being heard in the area. 11
Canada lifts ban on gay men donating blood; must be abstinent for 5 years

Canada is lifting a nearly 30-year-old ban on gay men giving blood, though for the time being only those who are abstinent will be allowed to donate. 41
Paying off bills hurting Canadians' ability to save: study

Almost a third of Canadian households report never or almost never having any money left to save after paying their bills, according to a new study issued Wednesday. 18
Man shot, wounded after trying to ram Montreal cops with car

A man is in hospital after being shot at by Montreal police following a store robbery and chase in the city's Plateau Mont-Royal district. 2
Former RCMP Musical Ride member suing force over alleged abuse

A Mountie who was once part of the famed Musical Ride is suing the national police force, alleging she was sexually assaulted, harassed, repeatedly doused in cold water and dragged through horse manure by colleagues. 1
Saskatoon singer Alexis Normand gets second chance at national anthem

Last Saturday night, singer Alexis Normand famously flubbed the lyrics to the U.S. national anthem in front of a crowd of thousands at a Memorial Cup hockey game in Saskatoon. On Tuesday night, she got a chance to redeem herself. 5 2

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