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Watch Your Step! Ecologist Warns Bird 'Candy' Catalyst For Extreme Goose Poop
People who like to go for a stroll in Regina's Wascana Park are being advised that if they want to avoid stepping in goose poop, they should quit giving unhealthy snacks to the birds.
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Survey Finds Minimal Progress In Military's Fight Against Sexual Misconduct
The report was the result of a survey of about 36,000 service members conducted by Statistics Canada for the military last fall, the second such survey after an inaugural run in 2016.
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Westjet Pilot Injured By Green Laser Light While Approaching Orlando Airport
A WestJet pilot flying from Newfoundland to Orlando International Airport had his eyes burned by a green laser light, U.S. Federal Aviation Administration officials said Wednesday.
Westjet Pilot Injured By Green Laser Light While Approaching Orlando Airport
Criminal Charges Rare For Bartenders In Drunk Driving Cases, Legal Experts Say
Legal experts say criminal charges like those laid against a former bar server in connection with a drunk-driving crash that killed two Ottawa-area teens are rare and difficult to prove.
Criminal Charges Rare For Bartenders In Drunk Driving Cases, Legal Experts Say
Top Soldier Acknowledges Handling Of Afghan Memorial 'Hit A Nerve;' Vows Access
Canada's top soldier acknowledges that last week's unveiling of the Kandahar memorial without the families of dead soldiers present hit a nerve.
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Sitting And Sleeping On Downtown Sidewalks Could Net $100 Fine In Penticton, B.C.
PENTICTON, B.C. — Sitting and sleeping on some downtown sidewalks could be banned in Penticton, B.C., this summer as part of the city's plan to crack down on loitering.