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Gawker editor admits he’s unable to contact sellers of alleged Rob Ford crack video

It seems that the online fundraiser looking to raise $200,000 to purchase a video which allegedly shows Toronto Mayor Rob Ford smoking crack cocaine has hit a bit of a snag. Gawker editor John Cook now says he can no longer get in contact with the sellers of the alleged recording. Continue reading →

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The fate of convicted killer Jodi Arias remains unclear Thursday after the judge in her case declared a mistrial during the sentencing phase of a trial that has captured media headlines around the world. Continue reading →

 

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Prime Minister Stephen Harper acknowledged for the first time Thursday that “perhaps” he could have responded more quickly to the news that his trusted chief of staff had footed the $90,000 bill for Sen. Mike Duffy’s disallowed housing expenses. Continue reading →

 

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After a day spent meeting with Latin American leaders and looking into their plans to form a European Union-like bloc to compete with Asia, Harper said he was not ready to make the call on whether Canada should join the Pacific Alliance trade bloc. Continue reading →

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Alberta’s had an average of two crude oil spills a day, every day for the past 37 years. It sounds like a lot. And it isn’t a number the provincial government throws around often. Continue reading →

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Mark Smich was formally charged with first degree murder Thursday in connection with the death of Tim Bosma. Continue reading →

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In his first fulsome remarks in public since the Senate scandal broke, Sen. Mike Duffy told reporters he has “no idea” if Prime Minister Stephen Harper knew about his deal with Nigel Wright to repay his $90,000 in housing expenses. Continue reading →

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Mount Sinai Hospital is spearheading what it calls the largest and most detailed Canadian study of its kind to track the health of women and their babies. The landmark study hopes to document women’s health through pregnancy and into kids’ adolescence. Continue reading →

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