Audrey Sanikopoulos
Reporter and Editor at The Canadian Press
Reporter-rédactrice @PresseCan à Montréal • Ex @AgenceQMI• DM ouverts 📩
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1 week ago |
noovo.info | Audrey Sanikopoulos
Des groupes qui militent pour la lutte contre le tabac veulent qu'une partie de l'argent que Québec obtiendra de l'entente mettant fin aux litiges face aux trois plus grands cigarettiers soit investi dans la prévention.
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1 week ago |
castanet.net | Michael Tutton |Alessia Passafiume |Kyle Duggan |Audrey Sanikopoulos
King Charles and Queen Camilla will touch down in Ottawa today to kick off a historical royal tour. The trip marks the royals' first visit to Canada since the King's coronation two years ago. When they land this afternoon, the royals will travel to Lansdowne Park, a large events venue in the heart of the nation's capital, to meet with community members. The King and Queen will then head to Rideau Hall to meet with Prime Minister Mark Carney and Gov. Gen.
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1 week ago |
castanet.net | Michael Tutton |Alessia Passafiume |Kyle Duggan |Audrey Sanikopoulos
The daughter of a wrongfully convicted Nova Scotia man says burying her father next month will renew her intense grief — especially if a criminal investigation into his case remains stalled. Amanda Huckle says when her father Glen Assoun died about two years ago, she felt the accumulated injustice of the almost 17 years he spent in a federal prison for a crime he was found not guilty of committing.
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1 week ago |
castanet.net | Alessia Passafiume |Kyle Duggan |Audrey Sanikopoulos |Craig Lord
Alessia Passafiume, The Canadian Press - | Story: 552501The Ontario man who pleaded guilty to stealing an iconic portrait of former British prime minister Winston Churchill from Ottawa’s Chateau Laurier is expected to be sentenced today in court. Jeffrey Wood entered his plea earlier this year, admitting to stealing the portrait and to knowingly committing forgery by making a false document.
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1 week ago |
castanet.net | Kyle Duggan |Audrey Sanikopoulos |Craig Lord |Sarah Ritchie
Liberal MPs voted against adopting a formal process to eject their leader should the need arise, newly elected Liberal Caucus Chair James Maloney confirmed on Sunday. A majority of the caucus voted down a motion to adopt the rules set out under the decade-old Reform Act. That law was originated by Conservative MP Michael Chong to embolden individual MPs to hold their party leaders to account by allowing them to force leadership reviews, among other things.
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