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Volunteer rescue group seeks 1st civilian search dog certification in Saskatchewan

webmaster - March 6, 2021

Southeast Saskatchewan Search and Rescue is looking to become the first volunteer search group to certify civilian dog teams with the RCMP in the...

U.S. Senate works through the night with coronavirus aid bill on path to passage

webmaster - March 6, 2021

By daybreak Saturday, senators had worked through more than a dozen amendments without substantially changing the overall package.

Canada’s spy warrant shortcomings stretch back at least 9 years, audit shows

webmaster - March 6, 2021

Internal reviewers found several of the Canadian Security Intelligence Service's preparatory steps for the execution of warrant powers needed strengthening.

Walter Gretzky, Canada’s hockey dad, to be laid to rest Saturday

webmaster - March 6, 2021

Following the news of his death, a small memorial sprung up for Walter Gretzky outside the arena that bears his son’s name in Brantford.

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