'So far so good': Obama on summit to tackle economic crisis
Sydney Morning Herald
Confronting an economic crisis that threatens them all, President Barack Obama and leaders of other world powers have declared that their governments must both spark growth and cut the debt that has crippled the European continent and put investors …
G8 Leaders Want Greece to Remain in EurozoneVoice of America
At Summit, a Struggle for Consensus on Economic WoesWall Street Journal
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Blind Chinese activist Chen Guangcheng arrives in US
Globe and Mail
BEIJING— AP A plane carrying blind Chinese dissident Chen Guangcheng landed at Newark Liberty International Airport in New Jersey shortly after 6 pm on Saturday, a Reuters witness on board the United Airlines flight said.
Chen Guangcheng flies to US but fears for family's safetyThe Guardian
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Manitoba opens public inquiry into sex scandal involving judge
Bonnyville Nouvelle
WINNIPEG – A man who shocked Manitoba's justice community with claims that he was sexually harassed by a judge is asking for a publicly-funded lawyer to represent him. Alexander Chapman says ever since he came forward with accusations against two …
Judge sex complaint review holds 1st hearingCBC.ca

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Quebec student protests: Back-to-school act threatens big fines
Montreal Gazette
QUEBEC — The Quebec's government's legislation to end 14 weeks of students protests over proposed tuition hikes would impose fines as high as $125000 — double for a second offence — if a student group or labour union prevents an enrolled student from …
Emergency Quebec legislation could see students fined up to $35000National Post
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Facebook IPO: Mark Zuckerberg to ring opening bell
Montreal Gazette
Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg will ring the opening bell Friday as the social network he founded eight years ago in his Harvard dorm room makes its long-awaited Wall Street debut. The company's stock, priced at $38 per share, was to begin trading …
Facebook set to begin tradingCBC.ca
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Chris Selley: Police credibility crisis just gets worse
National Post
On July 6, 2010, 10 days after the disastrous G20 summit, Toronto's City Council voted to “commend the outstanding work of [police] chief Bill Blair, the Toronto Police Service and the police officers working during the G20 Summit in Toronto,” and …
Senior police to face G20-related charges at urging of watchdog, source saysCalgary Herald
G20 'kettling' commander among 45 officers to be chargedCBC.ca
Dozens of cops facing G20-related Police Act chargesToronto Sun
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Charest's cool down attempt might backfire
Montreal Gazette
MONTREAL – A tough-talking Premier Jean Charest may be preparing to show striking students what the consequences of their prolonged protest may be. But his aim to cool things off as the summer heats up rankled students. “He is just trying to confront …
Quebec to suspend school semester amid protestsCTV.ca
Quebec law would suspend classes affected by strikeToronto Star
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Blair shouldn't be allowed to make next move on G20 mess
Toronto Sun
TORONTO – Like out of A Few Good Men, who ordered the Code Red? “Take back the street” was an order that flew out of meeting at Toronto Police headquarters convened by an “angry” Chief Bill Blair. This order changed the whole tone of the G20 weekend.
G20 timeline: How events unfolded on the streetsToronto Star
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Police chief to hold officers accountable for G20 conductCTV.ca
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Debut eclipse of 2012 sweeping south this weekend
Canada.com
The first eclipse of 2012 graces Earth this weekend, and much of North America will witness the event Sunday night. On May 20, an annular eclipse will span the Pacific, from China and Japan at sunrise to the US southwest at sunset.
Weekend solar eclipse to project 'ring of fire'CNN
Sunday's partial solar eclipse will bring a burning ring of fire to the skyThe Guardian
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Family speaks of pain, judge calls Rafferty a monster at sentencing
Winnipeg Free Press
LONDON, Ont. – Quotes from the sentencing hearing Tuesday for Michael Rafferty, convicted of first degree murder, sexual assault causing bodily harm and kidnapping in the death of eight-year-old Victoria Stafford: “You have snuffed out the life of a …
'You, sir, are a monster,' judge tells Rafferty at sentencingGlobe and Mail
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Judge calls Tori Stafford killer a 'monster' at sentencingCBC.ca
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