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Toronto doctor charged with three counts of sexual assault

TORONTO, Ont. - Toronto police have charged a doctor who has worked at North York General Hospital for 28 years with three counts of sexual assault.

Dr. George Doodnaught, 61, has been an anesthesiologist since 1981.

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Thousands expected at funeral of fallen OPP officer

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Civic committee puts temporary halt to gas-fired plant in Oakville, Ont.

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Ont. doctor who performed mistaken mastectomies has privileges restored

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Federal government asking for public input on random breathalyzer tests

OTTAWA - The federal government is mulling over the idea of allowing random breathalyzer tests. The Justice Department has posted a discussion paper on its website, noting that breath-testing provisions in the Criminal Code are now 40 years old. It's one of a number of ideas contained in the

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'We have set our tiny miracle free;' Baby Isaiah taken off life support in Alta

EDMONTON - Surrounded by family, a brain-injured baby died in the arms of his loving parents in an Edmonton hospital after they had spent months trying everything in their power to keep him alive. Rebecka and Isaac May went to court in January seeking to prevent doctors from unhooking their son

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Mont. governor seeks federal permission to import cheaper drugs from Canada for state programs

HELENA, Mon. - Gov. Brian Schweitzer said Thursday that he is seeking U.S. government permission to import cheaper drugs from Canada for use in state insurance programs. Schweitzer said he thinks the move could chop 40 per cent off the $100 million the state spends each year on prescription drug

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NYC agrees to pay up to $657M to settle health lawsuits filed by ground zero workers

NEW YORK - After years of fighting in court, lawyers representing the city, construction companies and more than 10,000 ground zero rescue and recovery workers have agreed to a settlement that could pay up to $657.5 million to responders sickened by dust from the destroyed World Trade Center. Th

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UN humanitarian chief says Israel's blockade of Gaza isn't helping its security

The U.N. humanitarian chief says Israel's blockade of Gaza is not helping its security or weakening Hamas' hold on the territory. John Holmes also warned that as bad as the hundreds of tunnels that bypass the blockade are, Gaza would have difficulty surviving if Egypt succeeds in blocking them b

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Obama tells lawmakers, advocates of his 'unwavering' commitment to immigration overhaul

WASHINGTON - President Barack Obama assured immigration advocates frustrated by the wait for a promised overhaul of U.S. immigration laws that he remains committed to fixing a system he has said is broken. What remains unclear is whether Congress will send him a bill this year. Obama also met

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Competitors in 1,770-km sled dog race fuel up on fancy meals, junk food

ANCHORAGE, Alaska - Mushers in the Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race take care of their dogs first when they stop to rest, massaging sore paws and serving up stews of hearty grub for their teams. Then it's their turn - and there's no skimping on the people chow found along the lonely stretches of the

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SCORECARD:

Here are the sports results from Thursday: NHL Tampa Bay 2 Toronto 2 (after 2) N.Y. Islanders 1 St. Louis 2 (after 2) Boston 4 Philadelphia 1 (after 2) Pittsburgh 3 Carolina 3 (after 2) Columbus 2 Atlanta 0 (after 2) Montreal 3 Edmonton 2 (after 2) Detroit 3 Minnesota

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McGill extends streak with win over Montreal at CIS women's hky championship

ANTIGONISH, N.S. - Rebecca Martindale scored 3:17 into overtime for McGill as the Martlets opened up the Canadian women's university hockey championship with a 2-1 over the Montreal Carabins. With the win, No. 1 seed McGill - the two-time defending CIS champions - extended its record winning str

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Power Corp. of Canada reports Q4 profit, as revenue falls from year ago

MONTREAL - Power Corp. of Canada said Thursday it earned $54 million in its latest quarter as revenue dropped. The diversified conglomerate said the profit amounted to 10 cents per diluted share for the quarter ended Dec. 31 compared with a loss of $535 million or $1.20 per diluted share in the

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Closed Listowel, Ont., soup factory to make hot dogs, employ up to 500 people

LISTOWEL, Ont. - A $3-million grant from the Ontario government - along with $40 million in private funds - will help turn a closed Campbell's Soup plant in this small southwestern community into a "very large hot dog factory," opening the shuttered doors to hundreds of new jobs. The old soup pl

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MPs accuse Transport Canada of inaction over Toyota safety concerns

OTTAWA - Transport Canada came under fire from MPs on Thursday over its handling of safety concerns with Toyota vehicles after disclosing that authorities had received 17 acceleration-related complaints before last fall's recall. Department officials were called on the carpet by opposition MPs a

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Girlicious band member Natalie Mejia charged with cocaine possession in California

GLENDALE, Calif. - A member of the pop group Girlicious has been charged in California with drug possession with the intent to sell after Glendale police allegedly found a dozen plastic bags of cocaine in her Gucci purse. Prosecutors say 21-year-old Natalie Mejia of Diamond Bar and 28-year-old P

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NYC ex-model sues for $10M over use of bikini photo as bawdy prop in comedy ?Couple?s Retreat?

NEW YORK - A former model says she's appalled that her nearly decade-old bikini photo became a randy prop in the film "Couple's Retreat." Irina Krupnik filed a $10 million defamation lawsuit Thursday in a New York City court against NBC Universal. It distributed the 2009 Vince Vaughn comedy.

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Hilary Mantel's 'Wolf Hall' wins fiction prize from National Book Critics Circle in NYC

NEW YORK - Hilary Mantel's "Wolf Hall," winner last year of the Man Booker Prize in London, was honoured Thursday night on this side of the Atlantic Ocean. The novel, set in the age of King Henry VIII, won the National Book Critics Circle Prize for fiction. It's a sympathetic narrative of royal