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    • Battle over housing rights for people with intellectual disabilities in N.S. court The Canadian Press Logo The Canadian Press
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  • JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon lashes out at 'childish behavior' from Congress amid stimulus deadlock

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  • Bloc to file bill on French language proficiency for new citizens

    OTTAWA — The Bloc Québécois plans to introduce a bill Thursday that would require anyone applying for Canadian citizenship in Quebec to demonstrate functional proficiency in French. Bloc Leader Yves-François Blanchet says that familiarity with the official language of Quebec is essential amid what he calls an ongoing threat to the mother tongue of most Quebecers. Currently, most applicants must demonstrate a professional proficiency in either...

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  • US charges against former Mexican general are dropped

    NEW YORK — A U.S. judge on Wednesday granted the Department of Justice's request to drop the drug trafficking and money laundering case against former Mexican Defence Secretary Salvador Cienfuegos and return him to Mexico. Acting U.S. Attorney Seth DuCharme told a judge at a hearing in New York that the decision to drop the charges was made by Attorney General William Barr and was based on the balancing of interests between pursuing prosecution...

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  • The latest news on COVID-19 developments in Canada for Nov. 18, 2020

    The latest news on COVID-19 developments in Canada (all times Eastern): 11:48 a.m. Nova Scotia is reporting three new cases of COVID-19. Officials said today the new cases are in the central zone and involve close contacts of previously reported cases. The province has 24 active cases of COVID-19. Nova Scotia has reported a total of 1,154 infections and 65 deaths linked to the novel coronavirus. --- 11:45 a.m. Newfoundland and Labrador is...

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  • Dolly Parton adds pandemic hero to list of accomplishments

    BOSTON — Dolly Parton is being celebrated in song — a rewritten version of her own “Jolene” — for her contribution to an experimental coronavirus vaccine. Northeastern University associate English professor Ryan Cordell posted a video on Twitter of himself performing a tweaked version of Parton's signature song, renamed “Vaccine," that has drawn tens of thousands of views. The lyrics, “Vaccine, vaccine, vaccine, vaccine / I’m begging of you,...

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  • Tory MPs call for stricter rules after news Andrew Scheer hired sister-in-law

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  • Fauci says Canada is 'getting into trouble'

    America’s top infectious disease specialist Dr. Anthony Fauci says Canada, once an example of managing COVID-19, is wading into dangerous territory as the virus surges across the world. “Right now, the entire planet is in trouble. If you look at almost every country, there are very few exceptions,” said Fauci, the director of the U.S. National Institute for Allergy and Infectious Diseases, in an interview with CBC News . “The European Union, if...

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  • Ottawa to keep Boeing Max aircraft grounded for now, despite US decision

    OTTAWA — Canada is not yet ready to lift flight restrictions on Boeing’s 737 Max aircraft, even as the U.S. cleared it to fly. Minister of Transport Marc Garneau said Wednesday that Canada will impose different requirements than the U.S. before it lifts the grounding orders for the plane, including additional procedures on the flight deck and pre-flight and differences in training for flight operators. “Our government remains committed to...

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  • Ukraine faces 'severe' coronavirus winter but no new lockdown measures, minister says

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  • Longueuil police arrest man for alleged threats over local deer cull plan

    LONGUEUIL, Que. — Police say a man was arrested in connection with threats against the mayor of Longueuil and other local elected officials over a plan to cull white-tailed deer in a city park. Longueuil police say a man in his 20s from outside the city just south of Montreal was arrested on Tuesday and was released under conditions. In recent days, threats have been made against Longueuil Mayor Sylvie Parent and others over a plan to capture...

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  • Rockefeller Center Christmas tree likened to sad sapling brought home by Charlie Brown

    In perhaps the most 2020 thing of all of 2020, the famed Christmas tree at the Rockefeller Center in Manhattan was unveiled Tuesday and immediately drew attention for being a particularly sad, sorry specimen of Norway spruce. The tree, as it was being hoisted into place by crane outside the landmark building, lost a number of its lower branches and gave an overall underwhelming impression. It had been brought to Manhattan from Oneonta in New...

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  • Opinion: It is time to exonerate Louis Riel

    Recent media reports have indicated a resurgent interest among Metis leaders in insisting the Canadian government right a long-standing wrong. The president of the B.C. Metis Federation and the Manitoba-based Union Nationale des Metisse along with a prominent Montreal city councillor held a media conference demanding that Louis Riel be exonerated. The media conference was most timely. It was 135 years ago this week when Riel was killed by a...

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  • FAA clears Boeing 737 Max to fly again

    After nearly two years and a pair of deadly crashes, the U.S. Federal Aviation Administration has cleared Boeing’s 737 Max for flight. The nation’s air safety agency announced the move early Wednesday, saying it was done after a “comprehensive and methodical” 20-month review process. Regulators around the world grounded the Max in March 2019, after the crash of an Ethiopian Airlines jet. That happened less than five months after another Max...

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  • Annual rate of inflation rose to 0.7 per cent in October, Statistics Canada says

    OTTAWA — Statistics Canada says the consumer price index in October was up 0.7 per cent compared with a year ago as the annual pace of inflation increased led by higher food prices. The increase compared with a year-over-year rise of 0.5 per cent in September. Economists had expected a year-over-year increase of 0.4 per cent, according to financial data firm Refinitiv. The jump in October is the sharpest increase since June amid an eight-month...

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  • In McQueen's 'Small Axe,' an epic of West Indian heritage

    NEW YORK — For Steve McQueen, bringing back the London of his childhood began with remembering the scents of his youth. In “Small Axe,” McQueen’s ambitious five-film anthology about London’s West Indian community, the “12 Years a Slave” director resurrects the British capital in the decades before its multicultural present, tracing the Caribbean immigrant experience through the racism of the ’60s, ’70s, and ’80s in order to illuminate the...

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  • Congo declares end of Ebola outbreak, sees lessons for COVID-19 fight

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  • Virginia police chief, whose department filed felony charges against Black legislator in a Confederate monument vandalism case, has been fired

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  • A summary of the Matthew Raymond quadruple murder trial

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  • Defence sought mistrial one day after start of Fredericton mass murder proceedings

    FREDERICTON — One day after the trial for the 2018 mass shooting in Fredericton began, the defence sought a mistrial, which could have derailed the legal proceedings against admitted killer Matthew Raymond. Now that the evidence is complete and jurors are sequestered, trial details kept from them can be reported. On Sept. 16, defence lawyer Nathan Gorham applied for the jury to be removed and for the trial to proceed before a judge alone. Gorham...

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