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Man charged in 3 sex assaults on Toronto subway cars: police
Apr 19, 2018, Canadian Press
TORONTO — A 39-year-old man is facing charges after allegedly sexually assaulting three women in separate incidents on Toronto subway trains.
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Why a 14-year-old will lead the charge at annual marijuana protest on the Hill
Apr 19, 2018, Canadian Press
OTTAWA — At the age of 11, Emma Boniface watched her mother lose herself in the grasp of an opioid addiction.
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British cybersecurity expert faces key hearing in US case
Apr 19, 2018, Canadian Press
MILWAUKEE — A British cybersecurity expert once heralded as a hero for stopping the WannaCry worldwide computer virus is due in a Milwaukee courtroom Thursday, where he will ask the judge to toss statements he made to the FBI after his arrest for allegedly writing and distributing malicious software use to steal banking passwords.
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Toronto Police Services Board names working group for missing persons review
Apr 19, 2018, Canadian Press
TORONTO — The Toronto police civilian oversight board has established a working group that will lay out the parameters for an external review of how the force handles missing persons cases.
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Acquittal of teacher who secretly videoed teens 'dangerous,' top court told
Apr 19, 2018, Canadian Press
TORONTO — Canada's top court is set to hear the case on Friday of a high school teacher acquitted of voyeurism even though he used a pen camera to secretly record video of the chest area of his female students.
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Supreme Court of Canada set to decide on international custody case
Apr 19, 2018, Canadian Press
TORONTO — Canada's top court is set to decide on Friday whether children who have lived in Canada for years should be forced to go back to Germany where their father lives.
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Alberta man who faced 100 counts of firearms, stolen property charges sentenced
Apr 19, 2018, Canadian Press
RED DEER, Alta. — A central Alberta man doesn't have much time left to spend in jail where he was facing a total of 100 weapons and stolen property charges.
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Police seeking suspects in Montreal Macron melee that left partygoers injured
Apr 19, 2018, Canadian Press
Montreal police are seeking the public's help in tracking down numerous suspects who allegedly attacked party-goers in a restaurant as they celebrated the first year of French President Emmanuel Macron's election.
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Man charged after allegedly pulling knife during Renfrew, Ont., road rage incident
Apr 19, 2018, Canadian Press
RENFREW, Ont. — Provincial police are seeking witnesses to a road rage incident in which one driver allegedly threatened another with a knife.
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Thai court acquits northeastern gold mine protesters
Apr 19, 2018, Canadian Press
BANGKOK — A court in Thailand found seven environmental activists not guilty Thursday of violating a law on public gatherings that imposes severe penalties for actions that disrupt public services.
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