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Oft-maligned veterans board given mild rebuke by Commons committee

Oft-maligned veterans board given mild rebuke by Commons committee

OTTAWA - A House of Commons committee has issued a mild rebuke of a controversial agency that hears the benefits complaints of ex-soldiers.
Social worker tells inquiry report on Phoenix Sinclair was altered by supervisor

Social worker tells inquiry report on Phoenix Sinclair was altered by supervisor

WINNIPEG - A social worker who determined that young Phoenix Sinclair was at severe risk of neglect testified Monday that she called for immediate action, but her report was altered by her supervisor.
Proposed data breach measures trail other countries: privacy watchdog

Proposed data breach measures trail other countries: privacy watchdog

OTTAWA - Canada would have one of the weakest data breach laws in the western world even if proposed revisions currently before Parliament are passed, according to an analysis by the federal privacy watchdog.
Ontario elementary teachers launching one-day strikes over pay: McGuinty

Ontario elementary teachers launching one-day strikes over pay: McGuinty

TORONTO - Premier Dalton McGuinty rebuked Ontario's public elementary school teachers for launching a wave of one-day walkouts Monday that will spread across the province over the next two weeks, forcing parents to scramble for child care.
Ottawa denies ownership of deteriorating seawall in tiny Cape Breton village

Ottawa denies ownership of deteriorating seawall in tiny Cape Breton village

HALIFAX - The federal government has concluded it is not responsible for repairing a 70-year-old seawall in Cape Breton, rekindling a dispute between Ottawa, Nova Scotia and a tiny village over who will fix the barrier.
Private, public sectors should build northern homes: report

Private, public sectors should build northern homes: report

Private-sector help and innovative designs are making headway in improving substandard housing in Canada's North, says a new report from the Conference Board of Canada.
Liberal leadership rivals clash on autonomy for northern Ontario

Liberal leadership rivals clash on autonomy for northern Ontario

THUNDER BAY, Ont. - Ontario's Liberal leadership contenders clashed Sunday over the question of whether northern Ontario should be given more independence to resolve its own economic and social issues.
Expert warns of more violence as police probe Montreal death linked to Mafia

Expert warns of more violence as police probe Montreal death linked to Mafia

MONTREAL - Montreal police continued to search for clues on Sunday following the death of a man believed to be connected to organized crime, the latest in a string of killings in Quebec's largest city that one expert predicts will continue.
Office of Manitoba's top veterinarian reviewing video of alleged pig farm abuse

Office of Manitoba's top veterinarian reviewing video of alleged pig farm abuse

TORONTO - The office of Manitoba's chief veterinarian said Sunday it has received and will review footage of the treatment of pigs at a hog farm that has sparked accusations of animal abuse.
Tory MPs lobby behind-the-scenes for communities derailed by Via cuts

Tory MPs lobby behind-the-scenes for communities derailed by Via cuts

OTTAWA - Backbench MPs from the party that gave Canada its first transcontinental railroad appear to be in a losing, behind-the-scenes struggle over cuts at Via Rail, leaving some communities scrambling for new transit options.