A new program at the Greater Moncton Roméo LeBlanc International Airport aims to fight human trafficking. The airport has partnered with a national advocacy group to train staff on the possible signs of human trafficking. Greater Moncton Roméo LeBlanc International Airport CEO Courtney Burns said it's a “no-brainer” to have human trafficking training (Alexandre Silberman/CBC)According to Statistics Canada, there were 5,070 reported incidents of human trafficking between 2014 and 2024. LISTEN | Airport CEO on human trafficking: Information Morning - Moncton 6:15 New partnership between Moncton airport and an organization working to combat human trafficking Courtney Burns is the President and CEO of the Greater Moncton International Airport Authority. While the airport wants people to be more aware of the risk of human trafficking, that doesn’t mean passengers should intervene.

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MUMBAI, INDIA — Canada lags behind its international counterparts when it comes to trading with India, warned Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe, whose province trades more with the country of 1.4 billion than any other province in Canada. That is why, Moe said, it remains important that Canada not walk away, despite any differences it may have. Carney’s goal was to shore up more investment into Canada and open up deals for more exports, like energy, into India to meet its growing demand. “If we just look back to the last number of years, Canada and India have not been at that table, having those discussions. Energy, nuclear, renewables, critical minerals, agriculture,” India’s high commissioner to Canada, Dinesh Patnaik, said in a recent interview.

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"She was scared of him," Lorne Vandersteen told jurors. The victim, his on-and-off girlfriend at the time, had told Vandersteen she'd made a complaint at work about the co-worker, but no action was taken because of a lack of evidence, he said. The woman's now 23-year-old son is charged with second-degree murder in connection with the killing of his 51-year-old mother in March 2019. The trial, which is scheduled to continue until March, marks the second time jurors heard the case. Court of King's Bench Justice Ken Champagne previously told the jury the case had gone to trial before, but urged them not to speculate on what sparked the retrial.

The House of Commons passed the government's budget bill on Thursday afternoon, after the Liberals accepted a number of Conservative amendments to the omnibus legislation at the finance committee earlier this week. Bill C-15, which enacts a swath of policies put forward by the Liberals' budget in November, passed "on division" — which essentially means MPs agree to disagree on the bill, but let it go through without a recorded vote. Votes on budgets are considered matters of confidence, meaning the government would fall if the bill failed to pass. WATCH | Liberals and Conservatives working on deals: Liberals, Conservatives working on deals that could avoid election: sources | Duration 1:42:44 Sources tell CBC's Kate McKenna that the government and Opposition are working behind the scenes on potential deals that could end a parliamentary gridlock and avoid a second federal election in 12 months. The House finance committee had voted in favour of four Conservative amendments on Monday during a clause-by-clause review of the bill.

A deputy chief with the Durham Regional Police Service has been suspended for allegedly using a "racially inappropriate term," the police board says, during a meeting with Black officers and employees. The deputy chief “used language, although not directed at anyone, that was offensive and inconsistent with our values,” the statement read. Moreira said he notified the Durham Regional Police Service Board once he learned about the incident. Deputy chief has ‘sincere regret,’ chief tells membersCBC News obtained an email the chief sent out to officers and staff on Thursday evening. Earlier this month, Durham Regional council put forward a motion to request an unredacted copy of the report via freedom of information request.

The Bloc Québécois's Nathalie Sinclair-Desgagné will once again face off against Liberal Tatiana Auguste in the Terrebonne riding after the Supreme Court recently invalidated last year's result. Elections Canada had declared Auguste the winner over Sinclair-Desgagné by a single vote following the April 28 federal election. She won her case in Supreme Court on Feb. 13. The Liberal Party is three seats short of a majority government, and Terrebonne is one of three ridings up for a byelection in the coming months. Prime Minister Mark Carney has not yet announced a date for the byelections in Terrebonne and the two vacant Toronto ridings.

RCMP court filings indicate that charges are pending against a provincial Crown prosecutor in Newfoundland and Labrador after police seized a cache of firearms and prohibited weapons late last year. The federal Crown made an application in provincial court earlier this month to hold onto the evidence seized, because their investigation is still ongoing. Those include unauthorized importing and exporting, smuggling into Canada, disposing of goods illegally, and other weapons-related offences. At provincial court in St. John’s Thursday afternoon, Associate Chief Judge Jennifer Mercer extended the detention order until June. He is still listed on the Law Society website as practising with the provincial Crown attorney’s office.

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Ontario Premier Doug Ford and federal Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre both demanded changes to legislation after Kawartha Lakes police announced the charges against McDonald. McDonald pleaded guilty to three charges, including assault, following a 2001 incident involving a baseball bat. Seven years later, McDonald again pleaded guilty — this time to assault causing bodily harm — in connection with an attack on another man. As for Breen, he also had multiple run-ins with the law, including charges of failure to comply with a probation order and failure to attend court. A Lindsay court docket on Thursday showed Breen had at least six separate criminal cases pending against him.

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