Bennett headed for Denmark
Carolyn Bennett a longtime Liberal MP and former cabinet minister is slated to become ambassador to Denmark. The appointment would follow her resignation as MP for Toronto St Pauls and comes as Trudeau repeats political cabinet alumni to diplomatic posts.
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Quebec cold case murder trial centres on DNA surname link
Marc André Grenon faces first-degree murder and aggravated sexual assault charges for the 2000 death of 19-year-old Guylaine Potvin in Jonquiére. Prosecutors say a project matching Y chromosome DNA to surnames led to Grenon's 2022 arrest after DNA on two discarded straws connected him to the crime scene. The five-week trial at Chicoutimi courthouse examines new DNA techniques alongside traditional policing. Potvin’s friend Audrey St Pierre and classmate Myriam Blais testified about Potvin and the night she was last seen alive.
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Record year for protests in Vancouver police say
Vancouver police reported 1 018 protests in 2028 tied to the Israel Hamas war driving higher overtime costs and more hate related incidents. The force noted antisemitism and anti Muslim acts rose notably with 50 criminal cases tied to the conflict and 33 antisemitic accusations in 2028.
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Canada warm December tied to climate change study
December was the warmest in over 50 years across Canada, about twice as likely due to climate change. Climate Central scientist Andrew Pershing notes the anomaly was globally pronounced and especially unusual for Canada, despite a recent deep freeze. The Prairies saw record warmth while the country overall posted notable temperature highs.
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