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Manslaughter charges eyed in deadly Grenfell Tower blaze - CTV News CTV News Manslaughter charges eyed in deadly Grenfell Tower blaze CTV News LONDON -- Police are considering filing manslaughter charges related to the fire at a west London apartment tower that killed at least 79 people. In its most detailed briefing on the criminal investigation, the Metropolitan Police on Friday confirmed ... Grenfell Tower fire started in fridge freezer, criminal charges being consideredCBC.ca London police confirm deadly highrise fire began in an apartment fridgeWashington Post Hotpoint tells customers to check fridge-freezers after Grenfell Tower fireThe Guardian NPR -CNN -New York Times -Financial Times all 1,211 news articles » Alberta Health minister vows action after employee's alleged use of racist slur - The Globe and Mail The Globe and Mail Alberta Health minister vows action after employee's alleged use of racist slur The Globe and Mail Alberta Health Services (AHS) has put an employee on paid leave after she allegedly used a racist slur to describe the principal of a school on Alberta's Blood reserve. The government worker is accused of using a word that describes First Nations women ... and more » 'A hell of a shot': Sniper record latest example of deadly Canadian marksmanship - CBC.ca CBC.ca 'A hell of a shot': Sniper record latest example of deadly Canadian marksmanship CBC.ca A Canadian sniper working alongside Iraqi forces in their fight against ISIS successfully struck a member of the militant group from a distance of 3,540 metres, Canada's military confirmed Thursday. The sniper is a member of the elite Joint Task Force ... Canadian sniper in Iraq makes longest confirmed kill shot in military historyGlobalnews.ca Canadian Special Operations sniper shoots Daesh fighter from 3.5 kilometres awayToronto Star 5 things to know on Friday, June 23, 2017CTV News National Post -The Globe and Mail -Macleans.ca -Washington Post all 121 news articles » Boy, 16, charged with 2nd-degree murder in death of Chelsie Probert - CBC.ca CBC.ca Boy, 16, charged with 2nd-degree murder in death of Chelsie Probert CBC.ca A 16-year-old boy has been charged with second-degree murder in the death earlier this month of 18-year-old Chelsie Probert in Dartmouth, say Halifax Regional Police. Probert was found "in medical distress," according to police, on the footpath in ... 16-year-old charged with second degree murder in the homicide of Chelsie ProbertGlobalnews.ca Boy charged in killing of 18-year-old woman on Halifax-area walkwayCape Breton Post all 7 news articles » Severed toe used in famous Yukon cocktail returned with an apology - CTV News CTV News Severed toe used in famous Yukon cocktail returned with an apology CTV News DAWSON CITY, Yukon - A mummified human toe that is the key ingredient in a strange drinking ritual in Dawson City is back where it belongs. RCMP in the Yukon city say the shrivelled, brown toe that was stolen last weekend has been returned to its ... In One Ear: Put a sock on it. Please.Daily Astorian Human toe stolen from Dawson City barCBC.ca all 14 news articles » MacDougall: Tories can't trump Justin Trudeau's heart, but they can attack his competence - Ottawa Citizen Ottawa Citizen MacDougall: Tories can't trump Justin Trudeau's heart, but they can attack his competence Ottawa Citizen Prime Minister Justin Trudeau delivers an address at the University of Ottawa convocation in Ottawa on Monday, June 19, 2017. Sean Kilpatrick / The Canadian Press. Share Adjust Comment Print. For a government spending big bucks on something called ... What Trudeau says his government has achieved in 2017 so far, annotatedMacleans.ca Justin Trudeau says no need for 'Plan B' to NAFTACBC.ca Trudeau talks Trump tweets, Canadian steel and Russian cyber attacks in Q&AThe Globe and Mail Toronto Star -Huffington Post Canada -CTV News -National Post all 124 news articles » Johnny Depp jokes about a Trump assassination - The Globe and Mail The Globe and Mail Johnny Depp jokes about a Trump assassination The Globe and Mail Johnny Depp courted controversy at Britain's Glastonbury music festival with a joke about assassinating Donald Trump, pondering how long it had been since an actor had killed a U.S. president. Depp, 54, was speaking to a crowd on Thursday evening as he ... Johnny Depp sparks controversy with presidential assassination quipCBC.ca Johnny Depp asks 'When was the last time an actor assassinated a president?'Chicago Tribune Another lefty 'entertainer' says something dangerously stupid about Trump: OpinionNOLA.com BBC News -New York Times -Jezebel -Newsweek all 204 news articles » BlackBerry's banner year hits snag as software sales falter - The Globe and Mail The Globe and Mail BlackBerry's banner year hits snag as software sales falter The Globe and Mail BlackBerry Ltd.'s string of recent success may have hit a snag.The Canadian company, which exited the hardware business last year, missed analysts' estimates for total revenue, the majority of which is now made up of software sales. Revenue excluding ... BlackBerry shares fall despite Q1 profit; revenue lower than analysts expectedCTV News BlackBerry swings to $671M quarterly profit despite lower salesCBC.ca BlackBerry Q1 Doesn't Connect With InvestorsStockhouse Cantech Letter -CNBC -Financial Times -Investorplace.com all 80 news articles » Paris tourist bus crashes into bridge leaving at least four injured - Independent.ie Independent.ie Paris tourist bus crashes into bridge leaving at least four injured Independent.ie French police work near a double decker tour bus after an accident in a tunnel underpass 2 French police work near a double decker tour bus after an accident in a tunnel underpass injured tourists in Paris, France, June 23, 2017. Photo: REUTERS/Jean ... Tour bus hits top of Paris tunnel; 4 injuredToronto Sun Tour bus hits bridge in centre of ParisSky News Paris tourist bus crashes into bridge in French capital leaving at least four injuredThe Independent Fox News -Al-Arabiya -The Sun -Scottish Daily Record all 16 news articles » Weaker growth in gas prices helps slow annual inflation rate to 1.3 per cent in May - CTV News CTV News Weaker growth in gas prices helps slow annual inflation rate to 1.3 per cent in May CTV News OTTAWA -- Canadian inflation eased up on the accelerator last month as weaker year-over-year growth in gasoline prices helped slow the annual rate to 1.3 per cent, Statistics Canada said Friday. The May inflation rate was also lower than April's ... Canada's inflation rate cools; July rate hike less likelyThe Globe and Mail Inflation rate cools to 1.3% in May as food prices now cheaper than a year agoCBC.ca Inflation data out today confirms Bank of Canada 'can take its sweet time raising rates'Financial Post Financial Times -Bloomberg -The Daily Courier (subscription) -Nasdaq all 42 news articles »