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N.B. women travel to U.S. for abortions after clinic closes
Pregnant women from New Brunswick are travelling to Maine and Montreal to obtain abortions after the province's only private abortion clinic shut down last summer, angering pro-choice advocates who say the government is moving too slowly in removing barriers to the service.

Toronto mom loses third child to gun violence
When Jamal Roache, 26, was gunned down on Thursday night, it was the third time his mother lost a child to gun violence. 1
Remnants of plane that crashed in 1940 retrieved from Ont. lake
With its engine pulled to shore on Saturday, a plane that sat at the bottom of Lake Muskoka for 74 years is now entirely back on dry land. 1
Canada must move to clean energy quickly, climate activists say
The United Nations is calling on world leaders to take action on the environment following the release of a sweeping report that suggests climate change is happening -- and it could have dire effects on future generations. 15
Ottawa man wanted by France in decades-old bombing seeks Supreme Court appeal
An Ottawa man facing extradition to France in a terrorism case says the Supreme Court of Canada should hear his appeal due to crucial questions about the use of untested intelligence in a criminal prosecution.
Canada launches first airstrikes on ISIS targets in northern Iraq
Canadian forces launched their first airstrikes on ISIS targets in northern Iraq on Sunday, government officials have confirmed. 17 1
U.S. newspaper scrambles after printing Ghomeshi profile that didn't mention dismissal
A Pittsburgh newspaper was left scrambling to explain on Sunday why a profile of former CBC radio host Jian Ghomeshi was reprinted in an advertising supplement without mentioning the abuse allegations that led to his termination.
New Brunswick hit with first blast of winter weather
New Brunswick was blasted with the region's first snowstorm of the year on Sunday, causing power outages and prompting officials to urge people to stay off roads. 3 1
Winnipeg Muslims rally to condemn killing of soldiers
Dozens of Canadian Muslims gathered on the steps of the Manitoba Legislative Building on Sunday afternoon to speak out against the recent deaths of two Canadian soldiers. 10 1
Quebec police probing reports of sex assault at massive student Halloween party
Police are investigating multiple incidents at a massive student Halloween party in Quebec, where three sexual assaults were reported and 12 young partygoers were taken to hospital with drug or alcohol-related illnesses. 1
Canada should be training ground forces to fight ISIS: Free Syrian Army commander
A senior member of the opposition to Syrian President Bashar al-Assad's regime says Canada's time, effort and money would be better spent training ground forces to retake territory from the Islamic State in both Iraq and Syria, rather than on a bombing campaign. 23
Canada leading global study on Inuit suicide prevention
Canada is leading an international effort to pull together the most effective ways to prevent suicide among aboriginal youth in the Arctic, an ongoing tragedy across the circumpolar world. 1
Man in serious condition after shooting in P.E.I.
RCMP say a young man is in hospital with serious injuries after being shot in eastern Prince Edward Island.
Calgary's Nenshi makes short list for World Mayor Prize
Calgary’s Naheed Nenshi is among 26 finalists vying for the title of world’s best mayor after being shortlisted for the award. 10
'All of Canada shares your pain' Harper tells family of Patrice Vincent at funeral
Friends, family, fellow officers and political leaders paid their last respects to Warrant Officer Patrice Vincent on Saturday, honouring the soldier who was killed in the first of two violent attacks last month against Canadian Forces members. 25 13

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