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Mountie abused role when he started relationship with complainant during investigation: disciplinary board

[published_date] A Nova Scotia Mountie abused his role when he pursued an intimate sexual relationship with the complainant in an assault case where he was the lead investigator, according to an RCMP code of conduct board ruling. The adjudicator overseeing the case, Gina Lévesque, said the Mountie acted inappropriately and discredited the force. "Police officers…

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‘Like whoa, it makes me feel fast’: Canada Games’ youngest athlete makes a splash

[published_date] Louisa Henry won her heat in the 50-metre breaststroke. (Elizabeth Chiu/CBC News)At the Canada Games swimming meet in St. John's, athletes who look like they're old enough to head off to college dive into the pool to race their best. Yellowknife's Louisa Henry accomplished her goal. After swimming the 50-metre freestyle, she raced in a…

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Bail hearing adjourned for senior Winnipeg officer accused of drug trafficking, sharing photo of dead woman

[published_date] A veteran Winnipeg officer charged after a lengthy police investigation unearthed allegations he trafficked illegal drugs, shared a photo of a dead woman and disclosed confidential information will for now remain in custody after his bail hearing was postponed Monday. Const. Elston Bostock, who's been with the Winnipeg Police Service for more than 20 years,…

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What does relentless heat mean for Montreal’s water supply?

[published_date] With sweltering heat and little rain in sight, Montrealers should consider how they're using the city's drinking water supply, says city councillor Maja Vodanovic, who handles the water file at the executive committee. In the Pierrefonds-Roxboro borough, residents will need to reduce their water consumption until further notice following a watering ban issued Monday evening.  Residents served…

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Hamilton police constable suspended after posting content from extremist groups, following CBC investigation

[published_date] Hamilton police have suspended a longtime officer while they review his social media posts, which include content re-shared from far-right groups, anti-immigrant messages and posts in support for a coup against the government. Following a CBC visual investigation into white nationalist "active clubs" training in the Hamilton area, a reader contacted CBC Hamilton to…

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