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B.C. avalanche kills French skiers
: A third deadly B.C. avalanche in a week killed two French skiers Saturday as they were coming down a mountain after being dropped off by helicopter. more »; Related: RCMP 'confident' all snowmobilers accounted for; Related: New B.C. avalanche kills snowmobiler

Woolstencroft wins 5th Paralympic gold: Lauren Woolstencroft of North Vancouver, B.C., won the standing super-combined race at the Paralympics to earn her fifth gold medal of the Games. more »
Canada golden in Paralympic curling: Canada's wheelchair curling team held off a hard-charging South Korean rink for an 8-7 win in the gold-medal game at the Vancouver Paralympics on Saturday. more »
Hospital death bed theft leads to 2nd arrest: Police arrest a second man for robbing a woman of $7,000 worth of jewelry as she lay dying in at Toronto East General Hospital. more »
Montreal shop owner held in deadly shooting: The owner of a clothing boutique in Old Montreal where two men were killed and two others wounded appeared briefly in court Saturday via video link. more »
Search for P.E.I. man renewed after 17 years: There are renewed efforts to find a Prince Edward Island man who disappeared 17 years ago in Charlottetown. more »
Dozens safe after days stuck in Man. muck: Manitoba Search and Rescue officials say all 81 people who were bogged down in muck on impassable winter roads have been rescued and are on their way to where they wanted to be when they set out. more »
RCMP 'confident' all snowmobilers accounted for: Authorities in Revelstoke, B.C., are expressing cautious optimism that everyone is accounted for after the second deadly avalanche in the area in a week. more »
N.S. archdiocese orders police checks for staff: The Catholic Archdiocese of Halifax and the Diocese of Yarmouth will now require any staff member who comes into contact with children, youth or vulnerable adults to submit to police record checks. more »
NB Power protesters mass at legislature: Roughly 1,000 people from across New Brunswick fill the front lawn of the legislative assembly in a protest against the proposed sale of some of NB Power's assets to Hydro-Québec. more »