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Carney tours Kariye Mosque in Istanbul before departing Turkey

PM tours Istanbul mosque before leaving Turkey

THE CANADIAN PRESS/Adrian Wyld

After three days spent fostering tighter economic and political ties with Turkey, Prime Minister Mark Carney closed out his trip at one of Istanbul's many great cultural landmarks.

Carney visited the Kariye Mosque in Istanbul on Saturday morning with his wife, Diana Fox Carney.

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Suburban Montreal mayor pleads guilty, faces $30,000 fine after anti-Palestine posts

Mayor faces $30,000 fine over Palestine comments

THE CANADIAN PRESS/Graeme Roy

The mayor of a Montreal suburb pleaded guilty to a professional ethics breach and faces a $30,000 fine over comments he made about Palestine.

Hampstead Mayor Jeremy Levi entered his plea on Thursday after a complaint to the Quebec order of professional accountants.

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We're hearing more about rabies in the news. Here's what to know about the virus

Here's what to know about rabies in Canada

THE CANADIAN PRESS/Paul Chiasson

Public health officials in B.C. and Quebec are dealing with rabies in wild animals that have come into contact with people or domestic pets. In Vancouver, it was a single skunk but in parts of Quebec, there is an outbreak of rabies in raccoons that has transmitted the virus to three cats.

On Friday, the Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA), which is responsible for national rabies surveillance, said that the number of animal cases fluctuates from year to year, but preliminary data suggests "increased rabies activity in raccoons, particularly in Quebec, is a major factor contributing to the higher number of confirmed rabies cases reported this year."

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