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at 16:51 on February 8, 2010, EDT.
The officer charged in the deaths of two Ontario women was pilot to VIPs including the prime minister and Governor General before he was handed command of the country's largest air force base.
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at 20:13 on February 8, 2010, EDT.
SURREY, B.C. - The Olympic torch relay made its way Monday through the Vancouver-area community of Surrey, home to one of the largest Indo-Canadian populations in the country, as it enters the final days of its coast-to-coast tour of Canada.
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at 20:26 on February 8, 2010, EDT.
VANCOUVER, B.C. - Police are expecting large crowds of protesters to mark the start of the Winter Games later this week, but international Olympic officials say they're not concerned the demonstrations will pose any serious problems.
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at 17:27 on February 8, 2010, EDT.
OTTAWA - Federal ministers have been warned by their boss against subverting Canada's freedom-of-information law after a political aide at Public Works ordered a sensitive document withheld from a media requester.
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at 14:08 on February 7, 2010, EDT.
MONTREAL - As Canadians continue to donate tens of millions of dollars to relief efforts in Haiti, aid organizations are scrambling to ensure as much money as possible finds its way into the devastated country.
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at 23:35 on February 7, 2010, EDT.
AUSTIN, Man. - Two businesses have been destroyed and two others damaged in a fire in Austin, Man.
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at 20:43 on February 6, 2010, EDT.
IQALUIT, Nunavut - It seems everyone in this Arctic community was trying to put the issue of seals in front of the European delegation at the G7 finance ministers meeting.
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at 21:52 on February 6, 2010, EDT.
TORONTO - A man has been charged over allegations that he threatened a group of people on a tour bus en route to Niagara Falls.
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at 22:45 on February 5, 2010, EDT.
IQALUIT, Nunavut - G7 finance ministers and central bankers were confronted with another budding crisis Friday, this time worries about national solvency in Europe, as they trickled into this northern outpost for two days of meetings.
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at 21:47 on February 5, 2010, EDT.
FREDERICTON - New Brunswick's Liberal government has been dealt a serious blow in advance of this year's provincial election with the resignation of a cabinet minister over the controversial sale of parts of NB Power.
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