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The image of a fully loaded, 80,000-pound driverless truck weaving around cars on a super-highway at 65 mph or more may strike a note of terror.

The university says lawyers representing the students indicated "they intended to remain on campus indefinitely."

Mario Lussier, a former member of the Jokers, convinced the parole board that connecting to his Abenaki roots while behind bars changed him.

Tributes are pouring in to the man behind such hits as "Le petit roi," "Je reviens chez nous" and "Une chance qu&#39on s&#39a."

Students across the United States are calling for universities to separate themselves from any companies that are advancing Israels military efforts in Gaza — and in some cases from Israel itself.

The past five months have been the deadliest for Canadian volunteers. As interest in the war wanes in the west, the coming months could be deadlier still.

The protesters held up signs with messages saying “McGill funds genocide.”

Mayor Antonin Valiquette says the fee is necessary because tourists are burdening local services and straining existing municipal revenue.

Protesters nationwide are demanding that schools cut financial ties to Israel and divest from companies they say are enabling the conflict, while some Jewish students say the protests have veered into antisemitism.

The CSN bussed its members to three endangered green spaces Saturday, to help them get to know the woods and the groups trying to save them.