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Canadian troops expected to be deployed to Haiti for peacekeeping

The federal government is expected to formally announce today that some Canadian troops will be heading to Haiti for a peacekeeping operation where they'll be working under Brazilian command.

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. 8 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. 1
Edmonton police end Amber Alert; child, mother found safe

Police in Edmonton have withdrawn an Amber Alert for a nine-month-old baby girl they believed had been abducted by her mother. They say the mother and child have been found and the baby is safe.
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. 1
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. 3
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. 18
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. 3
Senate hires motivational speakers as spending scandal rages

Two speakers hired by the Senate to help motivate senators and staff in the midst of a raging scandal over the abuse of taxpayers' money have had their event cancelled pending further discussion.
Hundreds attend Toronto memorial for crew killed in Ornge crash

More than 200 mourners, paramedics, police and Ornge representatives gathered at a memorial service on Tuesday for two pilots and two paramedics killed late last month in an air ambulance crash. 2 2
Canadian businesses not doing enough to help workers quit smoking: report

While many Canadian businesses say they’re committed to their employees’ health, a new report from the Conference Board of Canada finds that many are not doing enough to help workers quit smoking. 37
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
Toronto's Dufferin Street worst road in Ontario: CAA survey

Toronto’s pothole-riddled Dufferin Street has been voted the worst road in Ontario for the second year in a row, the Canadian Automobile Association announced Tuesday. 13 4
Mountain Equipment Co-op unveils new logo in attempt to shed granola image

National outdoor retailer Mountain Equipment Co-Op is shedding its image of being a store just for the granola-eating, sandal-wearing, mountaineering-type. 31
Ottawa raising offshore liability cap to $1B in Arctic, Atlantic waters

The Canadian government is planning to introduce new rules to make drilling and production companies more accountable in the event of offshore spills. 12 1
Liberal senators: Hike in disclosure for public servants should apply to unions, too

Call it the Rathgeber clause: Liberals in the Senate say a Conservative bill that would force unions to disclose their expenses should match another Tory bill on disclosure of public sector salaries. 22

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