Federal Court clears Homolka transfer from Joliette prison
Federal Justice Pierre Blais allowed the move of Karla Homolka from Joliette, rejecting lawyers arguments that she would be endangered elsewhere. The transfer target appears to be Saskatoon's Regional Psychiatric Centre, a forensic facility for women, with Corrections Canada preparing arrangements and officials declining details.
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Firebomb Attacks Hit Three Second Cup Outlets in Quebec
Friction over language sparks alleged anti English name attacks as three Second Cup locations suffered firebombs overnight. Police investigate linked to a group threatening English named businesses. Second Cup CEO Randy Powell says the brand will keep its name.
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Ottawa posts five month surplus despite tax cuts
Ottawa reports a 5 month surplus of 10.1 billion for April through August, down from an 11.4 billion estimate for four months as personal tax cuts from the February budget took effect July 1. August shows a small 1.2 billion deficit, with revenue declines in personal and corporate taxes amid timing factors. The balance remains stronger than last year, aiding Liberal election hopes opening Nov 27.
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Trudeau heirs thank Canadians after father's death
Justin and Sacha Trudeau place small ads in major papers to express gratitude for the nation’s emotional response after Pierre Trudeau died of prostate cancer on September 28. The notices feature a red rose and appeared in National Post Ottawa Citizen and Montreal La Presse among others.
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Montreal youth gets four year sentence for second degree murder
A 15 year old boy, identified as a young offender, received the maximum youth court sentence of four years in detention plus three years probation for the stabbing death of an 81 year old woman. Five teens pleaded guilty. the victim was stabbed 47 times as the group targeted her home for theft. The case occurred near Montreal in Chambly Quebec.
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