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- Updated Justice Robin Camp should be removed for sex assault trial mistakes, inquiry hears in closing arguments
- Justice Robin Camp has a "strong moral compass" and his mistreatment of a complainant in a sexual assault trial in 2014 was due to ignorance that has since been rectified, his lawyer told a Canadian Judicial Council inquiry Monday, in a bid to save the judge's job.
- Updated Sir John Franklin's long-lost HMS Terror believed found
- What's believed to be the wreck of HMS Terror, one of Sir John Franklin's two ships lost in the doomed 1845 Franklin Expedition, has been found in a Nunavut bay.
- Updated Ontario promises electricity bill rebates in throne speech
- The Ontario government promised in a throne speech on Monday that it will provide rebates to urban and rural residents and small businesses to help offset high electricity rates.
- Analysis Last-ditch diplomacy yields an imperfect Syria deal — and boost for Assad
- The U.S.-Russia deal coming into effect at sundown tonight is aimed at ending the fighting yes, but it also reaffirms Syrian President Bashar al-Assad’s longstanding view that the only battle worth fighting in his country is that against extremists. What's understood perfectly is that such reconciliation is only possible with Assad at the helm.
- Edmonton family brings home black widow spider in bag of grapes video
- Susan Bellhouse bought a bag of grapes from a store in Edmonton's Sherwood Park. But the snack came with a spooky surprise.