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Montreal to learn of its latest interim mayor next Tuesday

Montreal will have its next interim mayor -- the third mayor in less than a year -- early next week. The city clerk's office has announced a vote will be held during a special meeting of council next Tuesday.

Cell entry OK if Ashley Smith in 'imminent danger,' manager tells inquest

A correctional manager is testifying that guards were to enter Ashley Smith's cell if the troubled teen was in imminent danger.
Canada deploying 34 peacekeepers to serve with Brazilians in Haiti

Canada is sending 34 troops to Haiti to serve as a peacekeepers with a Brazilian battalion, Defence Minister Peter MacKay announced Wednesday. 20 1
Bob Rae stepping down as MP to focus on mediation work

Liberal member of Parliament Bob Rae announced Wednesday he is stepping down as an MP in order to focus on his work as a lawyer and mediator on First Nations issues. 29 3
Half of Canada's First Nations kids living in poverty, study finds

Half of Canada's First Nations children are living in poverty, triple the national average, according to a new analysis of census statistics that pegs the cost of easing the problem at $580-million a year. 20 1
Border agency warns of telephone scam, says it doesn't make calls

The Canada Border Services Agency is warning of a possible telephone scam. 3
Ultimate Wayne Gretzky collector nets $550K at auction

An Alberta collector who decided to start selling off his Wayne Gretzky memorabilia netted nearly $550,000 at an auction this week, including $356,000 for a jersey the Great One wore during the 1987 Stanley Cup finals. 2 1
Planning, design underway for west-east pipeline, though project still unapproved

There are promising signs for those hoping that a proposed west-east pipeline from Alberta to New Brunswick becomes a reality. 3
Indiegogo defends campaign for Rob Ford's alleged crack video

A campaign that raised $200,000 to purchase an alleged video appearing to show Toronto Mayor Rob Ford smoking crack was a "beautiful example" of the fundraising power of the Internet, says the website that hosted the controversial crusade.
Quebec construction strike could be lengthy, union warns

Quebec's construction strike settled into its second day with a warning that workers are ready to stay off the job for a long time. 11 1
CFIA suspends licence of Edmonton's Aliya's Foods Ltd.

The Canadian Food Inspection Agency has suspended the licence of an Edmonton business over non-compliance of meat inspection regulations. 2
Cluster bomb victims call for action from Canada

Cluster bomb victims are calling on Canada to ratify the international convention that would ban the weapon. But like the International Committee of the Red Cross and Norway, they are concerned about Canada's pending ratification bill. 4
Canada's eavesdropping agency helped spy on London G20 summit

Leaked documents suggest Canada helped the United States and Britain spy on participants at the London G20 summit four years ago. Britain's Guardian newspaper says spies monitored the computers and intercepted the phone calls of foreign politicians and officials at two G20 meetings in London in 2009. 4
B.C. man caught driving 221 km/h through Vancouver Island

A fast and curious driver caught going 221 kilometres an hour in his new sports car through Vancouver Island traffic has lost his vehicle for seven days and netted a hefty fine. 27
Quebec spends $500,000 to study wasteful spending in Ottawa

The Quebec government is spending $500,000 to create a committee to examine wasteful spending by the federal government. 16
Montreal's mayor resigns, calls allegations unfounded

Montreal’s interim mayor Michael Applebaum has announced his resignation, a move that comes just one day after he was arrested on corruption and conspiracy charges. 15

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