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    QUESTION OF THE WEEK

    • Do you support Family Day as a statutory holiday in February?
    • Yes, I need a break between New Year's and Easter
    • 79%
    • No, it's not fair to small businesses
    • 11%
    • No, not right now. Wait until the economy improves
    • 11%
    • Total Votes: 1150



    National News


    top story

    Montreal police use controversial provincial law to quell protest

    MONTREAL - Montreal police brought the hammer down on student demonstrators Tuesday night, enforcing a controversial law that brought tens of thousands into the streets in a protest earlier in the day that drew international support....

    posted: May 23,2012





    National News

    Federal government appeals court ruling that said it broke wheat board law

    OTTAWA - The federal government is appealing a court ruling that said it broke the law with its plan to strip the Canadian Wheat Board's monopoly over western wheat and barley sales....


    The Queen City readies for royalty as Prince Charles, Camilla visit

    REGINA - Prince Charles and his wife Camilla will have a musical day in Regina — also known as the Queen City after Queen Victoria....


    Jewelry store owners ponder future of diamond swallowed by suspect

    WINDSOR, Ont. - The owners of a Windsor, Ont., jewelry store are undecided about the future of a diamond that spent a week and a half inside a man accused of swallowing the stone....


    Woman accused of killing two Canadians suffered from schizophrenia: Family

    ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. - A woman arrested in the daytime stabbing deaths of two Canadian tourists near an Atlantic City casino laughed, frowned, grimaced and repeatedly asked where her lawyer was Tuesday as she was charged with murdering the...


    Union cash flowing into Quebec to fund prolonged student protests

    MONTREAL - Out-of-province money is flowing toward Quebec student activists amid signs their protest movement could persist into the summer....


    On Day 100 of Quebec student strikes, Montreal protest goes international

    MONTREAL - A river of red-clad protesters rippled through downtown Montreal to mark the 100th day of Quebec's student strikes, while smaller events were held in other cities Tuesday....








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