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RCMP officers offer message of hope to gay youth in video posted on You Tube

RCMP officers offer message of hope to gay youth in video posted on You Tube

Const. Cheryl Letkeman still remembers the cruel slurs she faced while growing up gay in Maple Ridge and the fear she experienced before coming out to her parents.
Putin sacks defence minister in scandal

Putin sacks defence minister in scandal

President Vladimir Putin fired Russia's defence minister over corruption allegations on Tuesday, the latest twist in an unfolding saga of power, money and suspected adultery at the heart of the Kremlin.
Judge orders 'idiot' sign

Judge orders 'idiot' sign

A woman caught on camera driving on a sidewalk to avoid a Cleveland school bus that was unloading children will have to stand at an intersection wearing a sign warning about idiots.
Two charged in 2008 murder

Two charged in 2008 murder

Almost four years after the body of 22-year-old Tyler Myers was found on the grounds of a Salmon Arm elementary school, arrests have been made into his murder. A 20-year-old man and 21-year-old woman have been charged with first-degree murder.
Smugglers caught at airport

Smugglers caught at airport

The Canada Border Services Agency says a pair of teenagers planning to board a flight out of 91原创 had swallowed more than 300 pellets of drugs in a smuggling attempt.
Rights advocates call for Terrace arrest footage

Rights advocates call for Terrace arrest footage

Rights advocates say the release of a five-page report from the Crown isn't enough to explain how a First Nations man from Terrace emerged from a confrontation with RCMP with severe brain damage. The B.C.
U.S. Northeast braces for new storm

U.S. Northeast braces for new storm

Residents of the U.S. Northeast are bracing for a new storm to batter the region today after it was devastated by superstorm Sandy last week.
Toronto group raises funds for Quebec student leader involved in legal battle

Toronto group raises funds for Quebec student leader involved in legal battle

An Ontario group is raising money to support a prominent Quebec student leader who was found in contempt of court.
Ship runs aground

Ship runs aground

The Transportation Safety Board of Canada is sending a team to Newfoundland to investigate a ship that ran aground near Nunavut. The team will board the tanker MV Nanny to gather information about the incident. The ship ran aground on Oct.
Man breaks leg on remote trail

Man breaks leg on remote trail

A Nova Scotia man is in hospital with a broken leg after falling on a coastal Newfoundland hiking trail.