#1 — CBC | Flaherty endorses HST despite criticism
Federal Finance Minister Jim Flaherty on Sunday endorsed a harmonized sales tax while at the same time distancing his government from criticism at the provincial level, particularly in British Columbia.
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#2 — CBC | Search for missing Alberta woman in B.C. wraps up
The RCMP say they have finished searching two sites in northern B.C. for the remains of a missing tree planter from Alberta but they aren’t saying what, if anything, they found.
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#3 — CBC | Pair arrested after Nelson House teen beaten to death
Police have arrested two teenagers after a teen was beaten to death on Saturday in the remote northern Manitoba community of Nelson House First Nation.
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#4 — CBC | Former CFL star Etcheverry dies of cancer
Former Montreal Alouettes quarterback Sam Etcheverry has died at age 79 following a lengthy battle with cancer.
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#5 — CTV | Danny brings big winds, big mess to Maritimes
Many residents in the Maritimes spent Sunday cleaning up after tropical storm Danny brought heavy rain and stiff winds to the region.
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#6 — CTV | How Canada escaped the worst of the recession
OTTAWA — Canada’s version of the Great Global Recession may have seemed brutish, but — if economists are right about new output numbers being released Monday — it will also have turned out to be mercifully short and relatively mild.
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#7 — CTV | Proposals for float-plane safety ignored: experts
VANCOUVER, B.C. — Though he has climbed aboard small planes thousands of times, forestry worker Bob Pomponio always feared he was sitting on a flying gas tank that might one day cause trouble.
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#8 — Globe | Premier to overhaul OLG as spending scandal brews
The chairman of the Ontario Lottery and Gaming Corp. plans to resign as early as today in a pre-emptive strike by the McGuinty government aimed at heading off a potential scandal over lavish spending on travel and entertaining, sources say
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#9 — Globe | Yukon minister’s resignation threatens to collapse government
Yukon Premier Dennis Fentie’s government is at risk of collapse after the resignation of the territory’s energy minister, who says the Premier “lied” to the public in denying that private talks took place regarding selling off the government’s energy assets.
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#10 — NP | Liberals gathering to prepare for upcoming session
Federal Liberals will gather in Sudbury, Ont., on Monday to plot strategy for a parliamentary session that could plunge Canadians into a fall or winter election campaign.
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#11 — NP | Give excess flu vaccine to developing world: experts
OTTAWA — The Canadian government should donate any surplus swine flu vaccine to poorer countries, say ethicists and medical specialists who are warning that a “me-first” mentality among rich countries will doom efforts to combat the global pandemic.
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#12 — Star | Cop corruption case revived
Seven years before Toronto drug squad officers were charged with shaking down suspects, a senior member of the Montreal Police force sent a “red flag” complaint about the behaviour of two squad members.
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#13 — Star | Accused in boy’s sex attack declared dangerous in 1990
A 50-year-old man declared a dangerous offender in 1990 after more than a decade of sexually assaulting children has been arrested in Toronto, accused of attacking a friend’s 5-year-old son.
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#14 — Star | Taking a shot at online gun sales
When Dennis Hingsberg’s website, GunAddicts.com, launches tomorrow, firearm lovers from across Canada will be able to buy and auction off guns to their fellow enthusiasts.
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