Omar Khadr Returns to Canada After Guantanamo Detention
Omar Khadr arrived in Canada after a decade in U S custody and was placed at Millhaven Institution for assessment before serving the remaining six years of his eight year sentence for war crimes. His lawyers say he is eager to study and reconnect with his family, especially his mother, and parole could come within about six months.
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Rankin Family singer Raylene Rankin dies at 52
Halifax reports Raylene Rankin of The Rankin Family has died after a cancer battle. The Nova Scotia musician, 52, was part of the siblings group that helped bring Cape Breton Celtic music to a wider audience. Rankin’s brother John Morris Rankin died in 2000 in a Gulf of St. Lawrence accident at age 40.
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Race to replace Charest heats up in Quebec Liberal race
The Quebec Liberal Party sees two more candidates join the field as Philippe Couillard and Pierre Moreau prepare announcements this week. Couillard, a former health minister and brain surgeon, could lead the race on identity issues like language and Quebec's status in Canada, challenging the Parti Québécois. Raymond Bachand was the first to enter last week.
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