 CTV.ca | 400 people arrested as Montreal march turns violent CTV.ca (Ryan Remiorz / THE CANADIAN PRESS) MONTREAL — A peaceful evening march that began with people banging pots and pans in support of protesting students ended in the early morning hours with police kettling demonstrators and arresting 400 of them after ... 518 arrested as Montreal police kettle demonstrators |
Warning signs Victoria Times Colonist The 52-year-old Fairfield woman is now one of the 1.1 million Canadians who are members of MedicAlert. Of those, 600000 are people with allergies. The three most common allergies listed by MedicAlert members are: penicillin, sulfa and peanuts. |
 Macleans.ca | Barbara Amiel on getting Conrad home Macleans.ca You're afraid to let go until the next hurdle has been overcome—in this case, Canadian immigration—and so we sat in the plane bone weary, both of us unbelieving. A friend, Sid McMurray, had arranged the charter from Skyservice, which was vital it ... |
 National Post | Record arrests as police use controversial kettling to control Montreal protests National Post Related Andrew Coyne: Quebec students' thrilling attempt to dismantle democracy Kelly McParland: Canada's kamikaze unions take the path to self-destruction Tuition protests threatening to cripple Montreal's tourist season Barbara Kay: Quebec's mindless ... |
 NorthernLife.ca | Looking on the bright side NorthernLife.ca Dwayne Backer was presented with a Ontario Volunteer Service Award May 15 for his efforts in raising funds for the Dystonia Medical Research Foundation Canada. Photo by Heidi Ulrichsen. For most of his life, Dwayne Backer has lived with dystonia. |
