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Man arrested in N.L. woman's death
A man is scheduled to appear in court Tuesday in connection with the death of Ann Marie Shirran, the St. John's woman who had been missing since mid-July.

8 Surrey workers sickened by mystery gas
A garbage processing plant in Surrey, B.C., is in lockdown after an unknown gas suddenly filled the facility early Monday, causing eight workers to fall ill.

B.C. plane crash kills 2
Two men were killed when a small plane crashed shortly after it took off near Lumby, B.C., police say.

Tangled cape kills NL boy
A teenager is dead after a bizarre accident involving an all terrain vehicle.

Details on Orangeville body scarce
A forensic autopsy will be performed Tuesday on human remains found just east of Orangeville, Ont., with results expected no earlier than the next day on whether they are from missing nurse Sonia Varaschin.

Winnipeg man survives 5 days in bush
An 86-year-old Winnipeg man missing for five days in rugged terrain east of the Manitoba capital has been found alive and in good condition

N.S. power mainly restored after Earl
Nova Scotia Power crews have restored power to nearly all customers who were without electricity since Hurricane Earl hit the province on Saturday.

Body pulled from Quebec lake Munger's: family
The body pulled from a Quebec lake is that of Gervais Munger, co-owner of a major junior hockey team, a family spokesman has confirmed.

Unions' Labour Day bogey: government cuts
Canada's union leaders are turning their attention to the public sector this Labour Day as deficit-obsessed governments put the squeeze on their workers.

Hilary Bonnell's mother still mourns her death
A year after Hilary Bonnell disappeared from a northern New Brunswick First Nation community, the teenager's mother says her pain is unbearable.

N.B. private sector needs pay equity law: NDP
New Brunswick's New Democratic Party is demanding pay equity legislation covering the private sector, Leader Roger Duguay announced on Monday.

Alta. hospital delay due to economy: minister
Alberta's health minister says the construction of a hospital east of Edmonton is just the latest example of medical projects being put on hold because of the economic downturn.

Lobster catches may be tracked by smart phones
A Charlottetown company is working on a new way to use smart phone technology to track lobster catches.

Mail set to resume despite nosediving hawks
People living in a southwest Calgary neighbourhood can expect to start getting their mail again on Tuesday despite an aggressive family of hawks still being in the area.

Human remains found near Orangeville
The remains found near Orangeville, Ont., on Sunday are human but police will not make a direct link with a woman who has been missing from the town since last Sunday.