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More corporate sponsors on Parliament Hill? Why a proposal's under review

The National Capital Commission is reviewing a proposal to bring in almost $4.5 million in new sponsorship money over the next five years to promote its cultural jewels in the Ottawa area. 13

Doug Ford says drug allegations against him are 'not true'

Toronto Coun. Doug Ford says 'there is no truth' to allegations that he once dealt hashish. In an interview with CTV Toronto, Ford denied a Globe and Mail report in which 10 unnamed sources say he sold the drug for several years during the 1980s. 5
Family of missing Canadian hiker urges continued search in Australia

The family of a missing Ontario man who disappeared almost two weeks ago in Australia's Snowy Mountains region is urging search-and-rescue officials to not give up, using social media to relay their message. 1
Hockey Canada board votes to ban bodychecking for peewee players

Hockey Canada has voted to eliminate bodychecking for peewee-level players. 30 6
New Brunswick residents urged to watch for elevated water levels

The New Brunswick government says people living in flood-prone areas should keep an eye on water levels over the weekend. 1
We're No. 2! How the world views Canada's influence

Canada ranked second in a new BBC poll measuring how people view 25 countries around the world. 66
Atlantic Canada should prep for 'active' hurricane season: officials

The Canadian Hurricane Centre is backing U.S. predictions of an active season this year, telling residents in the Atlantic provinces to brace themselves for a handful of major hurricanes. 6 4
Government tests remote video screening at small Can.-U.S. border crossings

The federal government is testing new technology at two remote border crossings.
'I do not use crack cocaine,' Mayor Rob Ford says

Toronto Mayor Rob Ford broke his silence Friday to say he does not use crack cocaine, a week after published reports alleged he was seen smoking from a glass pipe in a cellphone video. 9
Manitoba New Democrats hold convention amid tax, subsidy controversies

Manitoba New Democrats are holding their annual convention in Brandon this weekend amid controversies over taxes and political subsidies. 2
Accused in toddler's death at Edmonton restaurant granted bail

An Edmonton judge, unwavered by screaming and expletives from an angry crowd, granted bail to an accused drunk driver whose SUV plowed into a restaurant patio and killed a toddler. 19 1
Act of God allows compensation cutoff for residents impacted by B.C. landslide

A so-called act of God is allowing the province of B.C. to cut off compensation for residents whose homes were damaged or destroyed in the Johnsons Landing landslide. 5
Seal hunt off Newfoundland called best in years as protesters push for its end

This year's commercial seal hunt off Newfoundland is being called a success despite relatively low yields, ongoing protest by animal welfare groups and international product bans. 5
Retired Vancouver police officer found dead in Mexico

A retired Vancouver police officer Lynn Earle, 60, was found stabbed to death in her home in Playa del Carmen earlier this week, local media is reporting. 7 1
Kinder Morgan takes next step in Trans Mountain oil pipeline expansion plan

Kinder Morgan Canada's proposal to increase the capacity of its Trans Mountain pipeline calls for 30 oil tankers a month to load up with Alberta crude at its terminal in Burnaby, B.C., -- up from about one per week. 2
Driver in N.S. high speed chase rolls car, climbs electrical tower

A high-speed police chase in the Halifax area took a bizarre turn early Friday when the suspect fled from his vehicle, climbed an 18-metre electrical tower and held police at bay for two hours. 1

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