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- Slain biker brought gun to a party, trial hears
Bandidos biker Luis Raposo brought a handgun to a club party in south Riverdale less than a month before his murder because he expected trouble might break out, his former girlfriend told a mass murder trial today. more
Wed Jun 10 10:14am EDT
- Dark universe of Nazi camps illuminated
The Nazi system of camps and ghettos was a dark universe more than four times more extensive and complex than previously thought, according to new research. more
Wed Jun 10 03:30am EDT
- Discarded paintings net Goodwill $150,000
The two paintings were extraordinary – Helen Zhuang knew that the minute she laid her eyes on them. more
Wed Jun 10 03:30am EDT
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- In B.C.'s gang war, police need witnesses
Someone is shot in a crowded nightclub but none of the hundreds on the dance floor saw the gunman. more
Mon Jun 08 07:00pm EDT
- School says it can't separate faith from ethics course
The principal of a private Catholic high school testified Monday that it is unreasonable to expect the school to teach Quebec's new ethics and religious culture program without allowing teachers to talk about how the content relates to their religious faith. more
Sun Jun 07 07:00pm EDT
- Air Canada reaches deal with 3 unions
Air Canada reached a tentative deal with three of its unions Monday night on a pension funding moratorium and a collective agreement extension. more
Mon Jun 08 07:00pm EDT
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Source: canada.com National News
- Invisible Ink, Hidden Numbers Help Fuzzy Accounting
Sometimes high-stakes fraud doesn’t have to be high-tech. The former chief financial officer at a company now called Voyager Learning allegedly cooked the company s books by entering figures as white text on white background—the equivalent of invisible ink, Adam Jones notes in a Financial Times b… more
Wed Jul 23 06:59pm EDT
- House Passes Huge Housing Rescue Bill
The House today approved a massive bill to provide relief for struggling homeowners, communities hit hard by the housing crisis, and mortgage giants Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, the Hill reports. The bill passed 272-152 hours after President Bush switched course and said he would not veto it. The … more
Wed Jul 23 06:34pm EDT
- Disease Stalks Florida's Palms
A mystery disease is eating away at the sabal palm, Florida’s state tree, and scientists say the prospects of successfully fighting the disease are slim. The AP reports that an increasing number of the trees, which can grow up to 50 feet tall, have suffered collapsed canopies. There s going to be f… more
Wed Jul 23 06:10pm EDT
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