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• Williams lashes cancer inquiry for 'inquisitorial methods'
Premier Danny Williams has expressed sharp words over how the breast cancer inquiry that his government struck a year ago is performing.
• RCMP subdue hospitalized man, 82, with Taser
An elderly man in Kamloops, B.C., was zapped three times on the torso by a police stun gun while lying on his hospital bed, CBC News has learned.
• School bus problem goes back decades: mechanic
A retired school bus mechanic from Summerside says he saw rust problems 20 years ago similar to those that this week took all of P.E.I.'s school buses off the road.
• Sunken plane to surface after 50 years in Quebec lake
Police divers will try to recover a small amphibious plane that crashed and sank to the bottom of a deep lake in western Quebec half a century ago.
• Gunman in car chase stood and fired through sunroof: police
A gunman stood up through a sunroof to fire shots during an afternoon car chase in Calgary's northeast on Thursday, witnesses told police.
• Jobless rate rises to 6.1% in April
Canada's unemployment rate nudged up to 6.1 per cent in April from the 6.0 per cent seen in March, as more people looked for work last month, Statistics Canada said Friday.
• Flour, baked goods scarce at St. John's food banks
The high cost of flour is causing problems with food banks in the St. John's area, an advocate says.
• MPs target Bernier over ex-girlfriend's alleged biker ties
Canada's foreign affairs minister dismissed questions about reports alleging his ex-girlfriend had ties to biker gangs, saying the relationship is a private matter.
• 'I want to be free': Latimer
A Saskatchewan man who killed his disabled daughter is fighting for a new murder trial, arguing that even though he has been released on day parole, he will never truly be free until he clears his name.
• B.C. newlyweds back home following fiery bus crash in Egypt
A Surrey, B.C., couple seriously injured in a bus crash in Egypt during their honeymoon are back in Canada.
• Talks set Monday after Sask. nurses vote to strike
Health region management and the union representing Saskatchewan's registered nurses are heading back to the bargaining table.
• Ottawa offers DART to Burma while Canadians open wallets
Canada offered its Disaster Assistance Response Team to cyclone-ravaged Burma late Thursday, but there are doubts the ruling junta will accept help from the military unit.
• Montreal Jews fete Israel
Thousands of people from Montreal's Jewish community gathered downtown to celebrate the 60th anniversary of the state of Israel on Thursday.
• Judge allows choking evidence in Edmonton prostitute murder trial
Accusations that accused prostitute killer Thomas Svekla choked and threatened to kill women as far back as the mid-1980s can be used as evidence in his trial, the presiding judge ruled on Thursday.
• Repairs to N.B.'s flooded roads expected to cost millions
Flood waters have receded in many areas of New Brunswick, leaving crumbling roads in their wake.
 
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