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Former student alleging sex assault to file lawsuit against Toronto private school

A former student of an all-boys Catholic school in Toronto alleges in court documents that the bullying and sexual assault he suffered at the hands of his schoolmates left him struggling with depression and severe mental health issues.

Fewer than 850 irregular border crossers deported, hundreds more in limbo

Multiple options for appeals, diplomatic difficulties and changing global conditions mean only a small fraction of the people who've crossed into Canada from the U.S. between border points to seek asylum here are being deported if they fail to get refugee status.
Verdict expected in case of Alberta teen charged with shooting German tourist

An Alberta judge is expected to rule today whether a youth is guilty of shooting a German tourist in the head on a highway west of Calgary last year.
Body found outside elementary school north of Toronto, police say

Police north of Toronto say a body has been found outside an elementary school.
Two men wanted by police in connection to hit-and-run that injured baby, two others

Two men are wanted by police in connection with a Scarborough hit-and-run that injured a baby, mother and grandmother on Sunday.
Canada Post investigating whether some customer data was compromised in 2017

Canada Post says there has not been a breach of its system, but it has begun to reset passwords for all online customers as it investigates a report that some data may have been compromised in 2017.
Canadian app diverts food from landfill while saving people money on groceries

Tonnes of food that would have gone in the trash is instead is ending up on plates thanks to an app developed by a Canadian company. 1
Alberta truck convoy plans counter-protest to Greta Thunberg climate rally

A group oil and gas supporters is planning a counter-rally when Swedish climate activist Greta Thunberg shows up at the Alberta legislature.
Power outages, fallen trees as Maritimes rocked by strong fall storm

Thousands of Maritimers lost power on Thursday as a slow-moving fall storm crawled through the region, bringing downpours, powerful gusts and toppled trees. 3
N.L. government urged to reassess aquaculture expansion after salmon die-off

A prominent conservation group is calling on Newfoundland and Labrador to restart the environmental assessment for a planned aquaculture expansion after more than 2 million salmon recently died in the same company's pens.
British family detained after 'accidentally' crossing border gets deported as video raises new questions

A British family who complained about being unfairly detained in the U.S. after "accidentally" crossing the border from a Vancouver suburb has been deported. 2

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