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A Rob Ford repeat? How Toronto's embattled mayor may win again
Toronto Mayor Rob Ford's enduring support and an effectively crafted populist image could carry him through to re-election in October despite a year blighted by scandal, according to political observers. More video
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Border wait times tool launched for Easter weekend
The Canada Border Services Agency introduced a new tool on its web site Thursday to help travellers minimize their wait times at the Canada-U.S. border on Easter weekend. CBC News wants to hear from you! Tell us how long you waited to get into Canada and where did you cross? Tweet us with the hashtag #cbcborder More read comments
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Opinion Reconciliation not opportunity to 'get over it': Justice Murray Sinclair
Now that the Truth and Reconciliation Commission's final national event is over, some have asked "what's next?" The commission's chair, Justice Murray Sinclair, writes that the next job is to engage all Canadians in a process of meaningful and lasting reconciliation. More read comments
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'Just like you, we struggle to understand what happened,' says father of Calgary stabbings suspect
Calgary police Insp. Douglas de Grood, the father of Calgary stabbing suspect Matthew de Grood, fought back tears as he spoke about how shocked and devastated he and his wife are. More video
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