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A traumatic stressful event:' Alberta wildfire took toll on park staff

The pain would have been excruciating for two female black bears found in Waterton Lakes National Park after the Kenow Mountain wildfire tore through the rugged mountain landscape last September.


Father of slain police officer expresses gun bill anger in letter to Goodale

The father of a police officer who was gunned down in Quebec is angered and disappointed by the Liberal government's firearms bill, saying there is nothing in the legislation that would have prevented his son's death.


B.C. police officer dies 30 years after car accident put him in a coma

Victoria police Const. Ian Jordan died in hospital Wednesday after spending 30 years in a coma caused by his cruiser crashing into another police vehicle racing towards same call.


Man on trial for military centre stabbing had mental illness, doctor testifies

A Toronto man charged with terror offences after being accused of attacking soldiers at a military recruitment centre two years ago should be found not criminally responsible for his actions due to serious mental health issues, a forensic psychiatrist testified Thursday.
 
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The sexual-harassment scandals that made waves in the United States and triggered the #MeToo movement last year has brought about the downfall of actors, movie producers, politicians and celebrity chefs alike. Now, the tsunami of workplace harassment has reached the shores of Canada. » Read More
 
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Not known what caused Saskatchewan bus crash that killed 15: RCMP

Investigators are still trying to piece together what happened when a tractor-trailer collided with a hockey team bus at a Saskatchewan highway intersection in a horrific crash that killed 15 people, including players and the coach of the Humboldt Broncos. » Read More

Drug testing proposal splits group helping Liberals on workplace pot policies

A key body tasked with helping the federal government decide whether and how to impose marijuana testing for workers finds itself at an impasse, ensuring no new federal rules on workplace impairment will be in place before pot becomes legal later this year. » Read More

 
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Automation to impact at least 50% of Canadian jobs in the next decade: RBC research

A new RBC research paper, Humans Wanted – How Canadian youth can thrive in the age of disruption, has revealed that 50% of Canadian jobs will be disrupted by automation in the next 10 years. » Read More