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OTTAWA - Newly released documents show Canadian spies closely eyed existentialist philosopher Jean-Paul Sartre, tracking his planned trip to Quebec in support of people arrested during a crackdown on separatist threats. The declassified Royal Canadian Mounted Police dossier on Sartre also re... Monday , May 21, 2012 Harper government had to resist urge to blame and shame Russia in spy case OTTAWA - The Harper government had a host of military and possibly commercial reasons for not blaming and shaming Russia in the aftermath of an embarrassing spy scandal involving a junior intelligence officer, a series of internal briefings suggest. The case of Sub-Lt. Jeffery Delisle, which... Monday , May 21, 2012
MONTREAL - Quebec’s student protests took a dark, angry turn over the weekend following the introduction of an emergency law aimed at restoring order in the province, while the movement gained a number of high-profile supporters on the international stage. For the second night in a row, pol... Monday , May 21, 2012 Snail-paced dial-up Internet still a reality for hundreds of thousands in Canada TORONTO - The next time you get frustrated because a website refuses to load instantly, or a streaming video has to buffer for a few seconds, think of the surprisingly large number of Canadians still on dial-up. According to a few different estimates, there are hundreds of thousands of Canad... Monday , May 21, 2012
MONTREAL - A public inquiry endowed with wide-ranging powers will begin hearings on Tuesday into the inner workings of Quebec’s construction industry, and experts are warning the contents may not be pretty. The long-awaited inquiry threatens to implicate dozens of businesses, local and provi... Monday , May 21, 2012
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