Radwanski resigns as Privacy Commissioner in Ottawa
Privacy Commissioner George Radwanski resigned amid MPs anger over his spending and aggressive approach. He rejected accusations of looting funds, citing a half million dollar debt forgiven by Revenue Canada and altered documents. Critics say a unanimous non-confidence vote and staff revolt forced his exit.
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Toronto killer's photo released in Holly Jones case
Police released a photo of Michael Briere and outlined a two hour timeline for Holly Jones's abduction and murder. Chief Fantino urged witnesses to come forward, noting the killer may have moved the body parts on public transit toward the waterfront. Briere, described as white, 200 pounds, about 5'11" with glasses, appeared in court and faces a first degree murder charge with a July 2 return date.
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Banks await merger rule change as Ottawa delays
Canada’s big banks must wait 15 months before submitting merger proposals as Ottawa reviews financial services law. After Sept 30, 2004, mergers may be allowed and could involve insurers. Bank of Montreal and Scotiabank are among names linked to possible deals, with Manulife Finance also in focus.
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Prince Edward Opens Toronto Hospital Centre Visit
Prince Edward arrives at Toronto General Hospital to unveil The McEwen Centre for Regenerative Medicine and tours a 22-suite surgical centre with advanced imaging. He greets health workers before visiting Belmont House to dedicate a new wing in honor of the Queen Mother.
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SARS numbers drop in Toronto hospitals as cases wane
Toronto hospitals report 24 active probable SARS patients down from 44 a week earlier with 14 in critical condition. Four suspects remain, three in hospital. No new Toronto cases since June 12, but WHO expects two incubation periods before declaring the second outbreak over. Officials say they will proceed day by day with cautious optimism.
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Pilot fails to extend time for court martial decision
In Halifax Canada, Maj. Harry Schmidt, accused of killing four Canadian soldiers in Afghanistan, did not gain extra time to decide between a court martial or a non judicial proceeding. His lawyer Charles Gittins requested a deadline extension beyond Wednesday, but the U.S. military declined. Gittins said the choice hinges on whether Schmidt will face certain charges in court martial or pursue an alternate path.
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