Indigenous girl in Saskatchewan dies by her own action
In Loon Lake Saskatchewan a 13 year old Indigenous girl killed herself Tuesday joining four other youths aged 10 to 14 who have taken their own lives this month in northern communities. A crisis response team and counselling services have been mobilized. Families and schools seek support as calls grow for federal and provincial action.
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Saskatchewan
Barry Chalifoux
Prince Albert
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Justin Trudeau
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Wildrose AGM in Red Deer Drives Carbon Tax Debate
Alberta Wildrose party members meet in Red Deer for their annual general meeting with a keynote by leader Brian Jean. Delegates discuss motions including repealing the carbon tax and banning public reimbursements to campaigns, as NDP prepares to begin tax collection January 1 on fuels and home heating.
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Red Deer
Alberta
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Cattle chase leads to four cows killed in De Winton area
RCMP in Okotoks are probing after a vehicle chased four cows on a De Winton ranch causing injuries and deaths. A gate was opened earlier this month allowing cattle to roam. Mounties seek witnesses and information from the public.
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Alberta
de Winton
Calgary
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Trudeau heads to Brussels to sign Canada EU trade deal
Prime Minister Trudeau will travel to Brussels to sign the Canada EU Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement with the European Union on October 30 2016 after Wallonia lifted its opposition. The signing follows EU council moves and a binding interpretation text agreed with Canada as Green party leader Elizabeth May calls for debate.
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Malcolm Rowe joins Supreme Court of Canada
Justice Malcolm Rowe has been formally appointed to the Supreme Court of Canada replacing retired Justice Thomas Cromwell. A former Newfoundland and Labrador Court of Appeal judge, Rowe was nominated by Prime Minister Justin Trudeau under a new open selection process and was questioned by lawmakers after his nomination.
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Trudeau
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Newfoundland
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