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Beer drinkers might saunter across the Fredericton walking bridge one evening this summer, sampling the offerings of craft breweries as they go.

There was no question a violin teacher in Chatham touched nearly two dozen girls in the 1970s and 80s. Claude Trachy could even see how the contact could be seen as uncomfortable, said his lawyer. But, for the judge, context was everything, and Trachy was found not guilty of 51 sexual assault-related charges today.

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Public Safety Minister Ralph Goodale said the van attack in Toronto that killed 10 people and put another 15 in hospital is not part of a plot that poses a threat to national security.

Government officials briefed on Monday's deadly van attack in Toronto say the incident is not associated with an organized terrorist group and does not represent a larger threat to national security.

Hours after a van plowed into a number of pedestrians near a busy intersection in Toronto, Public Safety Minister Ralph Goodale said today he has no evidence at the moment to suggest Canada's national threat level needs to be raised.

Hours after a van plowed into a number of pedestrians near a busy intersection in Toronto, Public Safety Minister Ralph Goodale said today he has no evidence at the moment to suggest Canada's national threat level needs to be raised.

Loblaws and the Canada Revenue Agency faced off in Tax Court this morning over allegations that the grocery giant misused a Barbados-based subsidiary for tax avoidance — a long-running dispute that could lead to a tax bill of more than $400 million.

Already taking flak over its admissions of bread price-fixing and over the theft of customer loyalty points, Loblaws entered another battlefield this morning in a Toronto courtroom.

Here's a look at the psychedelic effects, and the risks, of a hallucinogen that has been sought after by some Canadians who have travelled to the Amazon to ingest the drug.

Here's a look at the psychedelic effects, and the risks, of a hallucinogenic that has been sought after by some Canadians who have travelled to the Amazon to ingest the drug.

Kevin Michael-Gagne is thrilled to be able to get lost in IKEA and find his own way out again.

Laura Crocker and Kirk Muyres are off to a stellar 4-0 start at the mixed doubles curling world championship in Sweden, but the Canadians know they'll have to play better as the playoff rounds approach.

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The P.E.I. Grain Elevators Corporation wants to double its storage capacity for grains and soybeans at its Kensington site.

Marylou Sinnott and her friends have been meeting at The Dundee Arms Pub for lunch every week for over three decades.

A Winnipeg police officer's actions were justified when he shot and killed a 42-year-old man in 2010 while investigating a break-in, a Manitoba judge says.

Halifax is considering restricting flyer and ad mail delivery, potentially joining other Canadian cities that give residents the option of vetoing the uninvited paper clogging up their recycling bins.

A man has been taken to hospital with life-threatening injuries after a shooting inside a business at Woodlawn Plaza in Dartmouth, N.S.

RCMP in Hay River, N.W.T., say they believe they found the body Junghwan (David) Park who went missing earlier this month.

A log cabin, with significance for Essex County's francophone community, will be dismantled and rebuilt in the Staples-area. This marks the end of a 12-year saga to preserve Saint-Pierre House.

The city confirmed the first four Société Québécoise du Cannabis will be located near the Berri-UQAM, Radisson, Jean-Talon and Lionel-Groulx Metro stations.