Today’s Links

• Analysis: Lethal mix of attack ads, fractious party culture helped bring down … – Toronto Star

  Toronto Star

  Analysis: Lethal mix of attack ads, fractious party culture helped bring down … Toronto Star When the dust settles, the beleaguered federal Liberals may soon realize that Conservative attack ads have helped to fell a third, consecutive leader. In the case of Bob Rae, the interim leader who announced an abrupt end to his permanent leadership … John Ivison: Rae makes a graceful exit after reading the writing on the wallNational Post Run, Justin, runToronto Sun Video: Liberal leader Justin Trudeau?Globe and Mail Canada.com -Ottawa Citizen all 421 news articles »

• Andrew Coyne: Voting endlessly oddly appropriate way to protest abuse of … – National Post

  National Post

  Andrew Coyne: Voting endlessly oddly appropriate way to protest abuse of … National Post The House of Commons was to begin voting Wednesday night on several hundred amendments to Bill C-38, the 425-page monster known as the omnibus budget implementation bill. The voting was expected to go on all night and all day Thursday. GOLDS: Lack of consultation on Bill C-38The Tri-City News Federal Budget 2012: Thomas Mulcair hopes omnibus budget votes will stoke …Toronto Star Tories, opposition settle in for marathon debate over budget billCanada.com Winnipeg Free Press -CBC.ca all 503 news articles »

• Adam Vaughan’s shot in the dark – Toronto Sun

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  Adam Vaughan's shot in the dark Toronto Sun Just when you think Toronto's city councillors couldn't bring in more idiotic pieces of legislation, they go one better. And it's a doozy. Councillor Adam Vaughan said on Tuesday he wants to create a citywide ban on guns and bullets. A downtown councillor wants the city to ban guns and ammunition in Toronto …National Post Councillor calls for ban on sale of bulletsGlobe and Mail Toronto Councillor Adam Vaughan seeks ban on bullets in wake of Eaton centre …Toronto Star CityNews -Sun News Network -Global Toronto all 21 news articles »

• No evidence of sexual harassment at Pickton inquiry – Globe and Mail

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  No evidence of sexual harassment at Pickton inquiry Globe and Mail An investigation into claims of sexual harassment within the offices of the Robert Pickton inquiry found no evidence to corroborate what remain anonymous allegations published in the media, says a report by the lawyer who conducted the probe. Pickton inquiry cleared of sexual harassmentCBC.ca No evidence of sexism by staff at Missing Women inquiry, probe findsVancouver Sun Inquiry staff cleared of sexual harassment accusationsNews1130 MetroNews Canada all 23 news articles »

• Russian-supplied weaponry ‘killing Syrians on an hourly-basis’ – Telegraph.co.uk

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  Russian-supplied weaponry 'killing Syrians on an hourly-basis' Telegraph.co.uk Washington ratcheted up its accusations against Russia on Wednesday, claiming Soviet-made weaponry is killing Syrian civilians across the country on an “hourly-basis”. The US accused Russia of sending attack helicopters to Syria and of telling … Sending Gunships to Assad Displays Breathtaking CynicismBloomberg Russia, US trade barbs over sending arms to SyriaABC Online US buying more helicopters from firm supplying SyriaReuters ABC News -BBC News all 1,753 news articles »

• Luka Magnotta: Body parts belonged to Lin Jun, police confirm – Edmonton Journal

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  Luka Magnotta: Body parts belonged to Lin Jun, police confirm Edmonton Journal MONTREAL — Montreal police confirmed Wednesday that the severed hand and foot mailed recently to two Vancouver schools belong to Chinese immigrant Lin Jun, as did the limbless torso discovered in Montreal. The body parts were sent to the Quebec … Foot, hand delivered to Vancouver schools belong to alleged Luka Rocco …National Post Vancouver body parts belong to Jun LinCBC.ca Body parts mailed to BC belonged to Jun LinToronto Sun USA TODAY -CTV.ca all 1,065 news articles »

• Former anti-corruption boss: Quebec gov’t didn’t give us a computer or office – Winnipeg Free Press

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  Former anti-corruption boss: Quebec gov't didn't give us a computer or office Winnipeg Free Press MONTREAL – The man initially tasked by the Quebec government to probe corruption in the province wasn't given a budget or even a computer and was relegated to "squatting" for office space. The revelations from Jacques Duchesneau raised questions on … Ex UPAC head testifies at Quebec corruption commissionCBC.ca Transport Quebec answers don't impress at Charbonneau CommissionCTV.ca Quebec probe into corruption didn't even have officeMetroNews Canada Global Montreal all 23 news articles »

• Relative of slain Ontario couple killed in crash two days after deaths – Globe and Mail

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  Relative of slain Ontario couple killed in crash two days after deaths Globe and Mail A relative of an Ontario couple, who were found slain last week in their resort town cabin, died in a car crash two days after the bodies of his family members were discovered by police officers. Police said Wednesday that the man who died in a … Man killed in head-on crash near Wasaga BeachCP24, Canada Fatal crash kills relative of murder victimBayshore Broadcasting News Centre Honda associate person of interest in double murder near CollingwoodNew Tecumseth Free Press The Barrie Advance -Collingwood Enterprise Bulletin all 8 news articles »

• Doomed panel sends Harper "reality check" on global warming – Montreal Gazette

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  Doomed panel sends Harper "reality check" on global warming Montreal Gazette OTTAWA — Prime Minister Stephen Harper blamed the former Liberal government Wednesday after receiving a "reality check" from a federal advisory panel about the economic dangers of delaying national policies to address global warming. In a new report, … Canada won't meet emission target by 2020: Policy agencyToronto Sun Emissions target won't be met without action, panel arguesCBC.ca Canada falling well short of its emissions targets: reportCTV.ca Toronto Star -National Post all 69 news articles »