Police officer injured in Cape Breton teen gang clash
Cape Breton regional police report a clash between two teen gangs near a Sydney school. An officer was injured during a struggle with a youth as dozens of youths wielded bats and golf clubs. Several youths were arrested and charged with weapon offences, with more charges possible as the investigation continues.
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N.S
Sydney
Cape Breton
Memberton Reserve
Nick Denny
Alexandra Street
Denny
Man charged after bungee jump attempt on Lions Gate Bridge
Vancouver Island man Dean Sullivan 36 of Nanaimo faces mischief charges after attempting to bungee jump from the Lions Gate Bridge onto a passing cruise ship. He says a minor descent glitch caused him to bounce from the ship’s tennis court and land a few metres above water. He had minor injuries and was arrested after being picked up by a water taxi.
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Vancouver
Vancouver Island
Lions Gate
Dean Sullivan
Nanaimo
Sullivan
Students and professors protest Concordia moratorium
In Montreal, students join professors to denounce Concordia University's campus moratorium on Middle East activities as an affront to free speech. Rector Frederick Lowy plans to ease the ban for a potential joint pro-Palestinian and pro-Israel student group activity, with possible further easing after the gathering.
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Montreal
Concordia University
Middle East
Stephan Herman
Frederick Lowy
Customs officers stage noisy wage protest at Toronto airport
About 200 Canada Customs agents demonstrated at Pearson International Airport demanding wage parity with immigration officers. The action aims to pressure the government after months of delay on the pay issue, with union officials warning of wider protests and disruption to passengers and freight if no settlement is reached.
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Toronto
Canada Customs
Pearson International Airport
Ron Moran
Customs Excise Union
Moran
Mother seeks help to recover daughter in Tehran Iran
Mitra Basry-Attar appeals to Canadian officials after her five year old daughter Kiana was taken to Iran by her father. Basry-Attar spoke with relatives in Ahvaz and heard her daughter crying and asking about her rabbit, worsening her distress.
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Toronto
Iran
Mitra Basry-Attar
Kiana
Basry-Attar
Ahvaz
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