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OTTAWA - A former Canadian military reservist who was accused of being a neo-Nazi before disappearing last summer has been arrested by the FBI in the United States.
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Inuit Women In Canada's North Encountering 'Racialized Policing,' Report Says
OTTAWA - A national organization representing Inuit women in Canada is calling for a radical shift in the way police work is done in the North, as a report to be released Thursday has uncovered "systemic racialized policing" in the Arctic.
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Sen. Mike Duffy Begins Appeal Of Ruling Blocking Him From Suing Senate
TORONTO - Sen. Mike Duffy has begun his appeal of a ruling that bars him from suing the Senate.
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Feds Working On New Policies To Stop Illegal Shipments Of Garbage
Canada spent $1.14 million in June 2019 to bring 69 shipping containers filled trash to a waste-to-energy facility near Vancouver, ending a six-year diplomatic row with the Philippines.
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Stephen Harper Says Farewell To Party Post, But Says Will Stay Connected
OTTAWA - Former prime minister Stephen Harper has left his role with the chief fundraising arm of the federal Conservative party, but says he still intends to play a role with the party itself.