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TORONTO, Ont. - Toronto police chief Bill Blair has said he won't rush to charge five of his officers linked to the arrest of a G20 protester despite a recommendation from the province's police complaints watchdog.

A report from the director of the Independent Police Review recommends the five be charged with unnecessary use of force and discreditable conduct.

Local 22 Nov, 2011 4

TORONTO, Ont. - Six of the seventeen accused ringleaders of the violent G20 protests are due in court today, but as the Toronto Star reports, six are hoping to make a plea deal that will let the other eleven walk free.

The deal would see six of the alleged co-conspirators, who were all originally charged with conspiracy, enter a guilty plea to the lesser crime of counselling to commit an indictable offence.

Business 4 Nov, 2011 6

Leaders of the world's 20 most powerful economies have failed to agree on how to increase the firepower of the International Monetary Fund to help stem the European debt crisis.

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CANNES, France - French President Nicolas Sarkozy issued a dark warning against the "explosion" of Europe on Thursday even as Greece appeared to pull back from a referendum plan that's undermining a crucial financial bailout.

National 2 Nov, 2011 3

OTTAWA - Ministers Tony Clement and John Baird were peppered with questions, Wednesday, as they appeared in the House of Commons to defend their roles in G8 spending.

There were a few heated exchanges as the committee discussed the G8 legacy fund. The controversial fund saw $50-million spread out amongst 32 projects in Clements riding.

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