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Judge orders former People's Party of Canada candidate to stop calling himself an engineer

A judge has ordered a Vancouver Island candidate for the People's Party of Canada in the last federal election to stop calling himself an engineer.David Hilderman, who ran for the…

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Kenneth Moore, First Nations athlete who won 1932 Olympic gold for Canada, gets hall of fame recognition

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'A whole family ripped apart': Mourners gather to remember victims of Ottawa mass killing

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Judge orders former People's Party of Canada candidate to stop calling himself an engineer

Back of the napkin: Will Alberta debate punches land? Miss? Backfire?

Journalists need to be less gullible when covering Putin's nuclear threats, observers say