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06/17/2008 [-] Ten-digit dialing spreads across Quebec
06/17/2008 [-] Seal hunt opponents plan Canada Day protest
06/17/2008 [-] 'Axe the gas tax,' says B.C. NDP leader
06/17/2008 [-] One-third of people shot by Taser need medical attention probe
06/17/2008 [-] Edmonton dentist tests positive for hepatitis B
06/17/2008 [-] Prosecutors look over charge assessment report on Dziekanski death
06/17/2008 [-] Ex-Montrealer who traded paper clip for Sask. house looking to trade again
06/17/2008 [-] Air Canada cuts jobs, capacity as fuel costs leap
06/17/2008 [-] Larionov, Anderson named to hockey hall
06/17/2008 [-] Alberta to require ignition interlock for drunk drivers
06/17/2008 [-] Canada-based Dominican T-shirt maker faces US500M lawsuit, cbc.ca says
06/17/2008 [-] Water service cut off to Manitoba First Nation
06/17/2008 [-] Teen arrested for 4th time since deadly Winnipeg crash
06/17/2008 [-] 10 set to solve the problem of Maria
06/17/2008 [-] Man charged with possession of child pornography
06/17/2008 [-] Child luring case involving Deer Island teacher adjourned until August
06/17/2008 [-] Compensation talks for Tobique First Nation to begin in October
06/17/2008 [-] Labrador-bound freighter safe after running aground
06/17/2008 [-] Quebec hotels, parks, train stations go green
06/17/2008 [-] Retired auto workers roll up sleeves to aid Yukon First Nation
06/17/2008 [-] Edmonton fears one-third jump in fuel budget
06/17/2008 [-] Construction company Aecon to boost presence in Western Canada oil projects
06/17/2008 [-] Air Canada says fuel prices have quadrupled since 2004
06/17/2008 [-] Dad of Craigslist baby faces criminal charges
06/17/2008 [-] Canada's Supreme Court reserves judgment in leveraged buyout of BCE
06/17/2008 [-] Air Canada axes 2,000 jobs, flights to cut costs
06/17/2008 [-] TheStar.com Canada Don't look, don't tell, troops told
06/17/2008 [-] Guy Lafleur's son pleads guilty to 14 criminal charges in Montreal court
06/17/2008 [-] Fuel price leads Air Canada to cut capacity
06/17/2008 [-] Canada's airlines Risky business
06/17/2008 [-] Vehicle sales up in N.B. despite rising fuel costs
06/17/2008 [-] Quebecers spend 71.5M on health care in Ottawa
06/17/2008 [-] Quebec tests electric cars
06/17/2008 [-] Edmonton-area dentist tests positive for hepatitis B
06/17/2008 [-] Vote on potato processing contract delayed
06/17/2008 [-] Ottawa to hunt for answers in Taliban jailbreak
06/17/2008 [-] IPSCO name coming down
06/17/2008 [-] Nuclear announcement expected in Saskatchewan
06/17/2008 [-] Top 10 films in Canada from June 13-15
06/17/2008 [-] Air Canada jettisoning 2,000 jobs, cutting flights to cope with high fuel costs
06/17/2008 [-] Canada's Supreme Court reserves decision in BCE Inc-BCE case-Dow Jones
06/17/2008 [-] Ont. prison inmate wins award for HIV prevention work
06/17/2008 [-] 1 dead in car crash in Pinehurst
06/17/2008 [-] Firefighters tackle remaining hot spots around Porters Lake
06/17/2008 [-] Canada 'laggard' in communications University of Waterloo president
06/17/2008 [-] Air Canada to cut 2,000 jobs in fall
06/17/2008 [-] High fuel prices force Air Canada to cut jobs, capacity
06/17/2008 [-] TransCanada seeks federal regulation to replace Alberta control of gas system
06/17/2008 [-] Air Canada to cut as many as 2,000 jobs
06/17/2008 [-] CANADA Apology Must Be Backed By Action, Native Leaders Say
06/17/2008 [-] N.S. brush fire that forced the evacuation of 5,000 people considered stable
06/17/2008 [-] Guy Lafleur's son pleads guilty to 14 criminal charges in Montreal court
06/17/2008 [-] Lafleur's son pleads guilty to 14 charges
06/17/2008 [-] Stolen, trashed vehicles plague Goose Bay
06/17/2008 [-] Police release security video connected to St. John's hotel thefts
06/17/2008 [-] Canada high court begins hearing on BCE buyout
06/17/2008 [-] Supreme Court of Canada opens hearings on 52...
06/17/2008 [-] Air Canada to cut up to 2,000 jobs over rising fuel
06/17/2008 [-] Profits up for Canada
06/17/2008 [-] Parents say speeding cars remain problem where 4-year-old was hit
06/17/2008 [-] Bilingual sign rules take effect in Ontario township
06/17/2008 [-] Dig reveals vibrant trade for 18th-century Acadians
06/17/2008 [-] Toronto libraries lift ban on eating, drinking
06/17/2008 [-] Nova Scotia rejects call for own water bomber
06/17/2008 [-] Royal Bank of Canada buys RBTT Financial Group
06/17/2008 [-] Alleged bomb plot defendant unaware of any plans RCMP informant
06/17/2008 [-] Omar Khadr will need help if released, Commons committee hears
06/17/2008 [-] Toronto stocks set to open higher for third day
06/17/2008 [-] Air Canada to cut up to 2,000 jobs
06/17/2008 [-] Air Canada to cut 2,000 jobs, slash capacity
06/17/2008 [-] Fire closes Fredericton-area daycare
06/17/2008 [-] How Canada's DMCA will criminalize everyday Canadians
06/17/2008 [-] Fifth foot in shoe washes ashore in Canada
06/17/2008 [-] Understanding power grid
06/17/2008 [-] Xenon Receives BIOTECanada Gold Leaf Award
06/17/2008 [-] RBTT acquisition by Royal Bank Canada complete
06/17/2008 [-] Carbon tax promises to be key issue next election
06/17/2008 [-] P.E.I. declares war on bedbugs
06/17/2008 [-] Summerside ponders buy-local policy
06/17/2008 [-] Fifth human foot found in Canada
06/17/2008 [-] Canada, India launch joint IT initiatives
06/17/2008 [-] Appeal judges extend sentence for kidnapper
06/17/2008 [-] Nunatsiavut steps in to keep Nain fish plant running
06/17/2008 [-] Crew safe as Labrador-bound freighter runs aground
06/17/2008 [-] Fox gets animated over Canada
06/17/2008 [-] Wall of silence enveloped Eastern Health, cancer inquiry told
06/17/2008 [-] Canada plans counterattack as Taliban seize villages
06/17/2008 [-] European Stocks, US Index Futures Fall; Danone, GE Decline
06/17/2008 [-] The Government of Canada Lists the World Tamil Movement as a Terrorist Organization
06/17/2008 [-] Chile Dam Opponents File Complaint In Canada
06/17/2008 [-] TransCanada seeks license for 30B pipeline
06/17/2008 [-] A 5th human foot washes up on Canada's Pacific coast, deepening mystery
06/17/2008 [-] Pig€™s head left outside Ottawa home probed as hate crime
06/17/2008 [-] Woman pleaded for help after being repeatedly knifed, trial told
06/17/2008 [-] High-profile Toronto lawyer Calvin Barry charged with sexual assault
06/17/2008 [-] Free speech, eh? Why is Canada prosecuting Mark Steyn?
06/17/2008 [-] Canada shut out of Cannes Promo competition
06/17/2008 [-] Canada shut out on Day 1
06/17/2008 [-] U.S.-Canada trade gap widens
06/17/2008 [-] EnCana upbeat on U.S., Canada gas shale ventures
06/17/2008 [-] Canada adds World Tamil Movement to...
06/17/2008 [-] Canada wins World Cup qualifier
06/17/2008 [-] NB Capital Corporation Announces National Bank of Canada Considering Making Funds Available for the
06/17/2008 [-] Canada's productivity numbers reveal a real structural weakness
06/17/2008 [-] Fifth human foot found on Canada's coast
06/17/2008 [-] Kate Hudson, Ben Affleck Bring Goodwill, Good Genes to Canada...
06/17/2008 [-] 5th foot found on B.C.'s south coast
06/17/2008 [-] Rise in HIV cases 'alarming,' Regina health official says
06/17/2008 [-] Canada adds another Tamil group to terror list
06/17/2008 [-] Man charged with defrauding First Nations University
06/17/2008 [-] Oil leaks into popular Alberta lake
06/17/2008 [-] Another human foot washes up on Canadian shore
06/17/2008 [-] 5th foot found on B.C.'s south coast
06/17/2008 [-] Autopsy inconclusive in suitcase death investigation
06/17/2008 [-] Rise in HIV cases 'alarming,' Regina health official says
06/17/2008 [-] Two more critical-care doctors resign from Winnipeg's Grace Hospital
06/17/2008 [-] Veteran officer becomes 'rookie' as Saskatchewan RCMP launch reserve program
06/17/2008 [-] N.W.T. town still mourning Mountie as preliminary hearing into shooting begins
06/17/2008 [-] 'Incredible Hulk' casts green glow over American box office
06/17/2008 [-] Story of depressed mom wins award at Worldwide Short Film Fest
06/17/2008 [-] Lakes across Canada face being turned into mine dump sites
06/17/2008 [-] Canada's productivity numbers reveal a real structural weakness
06/17/2008 [-] B.C. man in custody after guns seized in Sask.
06/16/2008 [-] Trial begins in case of Surrey man charged with murdering young wife
06/16/2008 [-] Canada lists World Tamil Movement as terrorist organization
06/16/2008 [-] Illegal cigarettes, marijuana found in Cape Breton raids
06/16/2008 [-] CAW ends GM Canada blockade
06/16/2008 [-] Analysts see Canada's housing market softening as affordability erodes
06/16/2008 [-] Grouse Mountain trams trap 140 passengers
06/16/2008 [-] 2 more Winnipeg doctors resign in dispute over elderly man's treatment
06/16/2008 [-] National native leader supports calls for 'Lost Boys' inquiry
06/16/2008 [-] Cirque du Soleil says it's not for sale
06/16/2008 [-] Update CANADA Food Imports from China, 'Safe to Eat?'
06/16/2008 [-] Lakes across Canada to be turned into mine dump sites
06/16/2008 [-] Prostitute killer to serve 17 years in prison before parole
06/16/2008 [-] Careless smoking blamed for deadly fire on northern Manitoba reserve
06/16/2008 [-] Officer spoke to handcuffed teen after shooting, inquest told
06/16/2008 [-] NORTH YORK Liberals must beef up battle plan, MP admits
06/16/2008 [-] Belgian accused of luring teen charged with 6 counts
06/16/2008 [-] Kelowna takes pickaxe to illegal mountain bike courses
06/16/2008 [-] Union ends GM Canada blockade, vows to fight on
06/16/2008 [-] RCMP identify man shot dead on Sask. reserve
06/16/2008 [-] Canada adds Tamil group to terror list
06/16/2008 [-] Major work planned for Montreal's Mercier bridge
06/16/2008 [-] Analysts see Canada's housing market softening as affordability erodes
06/16/2008 [-] Young man killed by Saskatchewan RCMP identified as Chase McKay
06/16/2008 [-] Grizzly orphans transferred from Calgary to Saskatoon
06/16/2008 [-] Parents of toddler dead in accident
06/16/2008 [-] Standoff involving teens ends peacefully
06/16/2008 [-] Lightning strike kills man, 29
06/16/2008 [-] Two more critical care doctors resign from Winnipeg's Grace Hospital
06/16/2008 [-] Uranium City residents return home from N.W.T. after fires
06/16/2008 [-] Canadians divided on movie tax credits
06/16/2008 [-] Tories list World Tamil Movement as terrorist organization
06/16/2008 [-] Petro-Canada says it's taking a conservative approach to project planning
06/16/2008 [-] Motorcycle crash kills Edmonton-area man
06/16/2008 [-] Canada puts Tamil group on terrorist list
06/16/2008 [-] Leafs hire veteran hockey man Coates
06/16/2008 [-] Toronto writer's thriller chosen by influential British TV book club
06/16/2008 [-] RCMP informant says accused in militant plot was naive
06/16/2008 [-] Mississauga child badly injured in hit and run
06/16/2008 [-] Lamer legacy hangs over Newman investigation, mother says
06/16/2008 [-] Fire damages Burin Peninsula museum
06/16/2008 [-] Salamander crossing to provide squish-free passage
06/16/2008 [-] Canada, India team on 17M in science research
06/16/2008 [-] Pipeline leak spills oil into Alberta river and lake
06/16/2008 [-] Dion plan would see AG monitor carbon tax impact
06/16/2008 [-] Crown wants book thrown at convicted Edmonton prostitute killer
06/16/2008 [-] Petro-Canada says it's taking a conservative approach to project planning
06/16/2008 [-] Gastrointestinal outbreak hits Victoria tourists
06/16/2008 [-] Canada to get two new nuclear reactors
06/16/2008 [-] 2 more Winnipeg doctors resign in dispute over elderly man's treatment
06/16/2008 [-] LBO Tug-of-war Reaches Canada
06/16/2008 [-] New vehicle sales down for third straight month in April Statistics Canada
06/16/2008 [-] Non-profit group aiding Tamil Tigers added to Canada's list of terror groups
06/16/2008 [-] Hearn OK's cod harvest increase
06/16/2008 [-] Flaherty Says Canada Has Provided Enough Stimulus
06/16/2008 [-] Ste-Catherine Street to host pedestrian mall
06/16/2008 [-] Yukon government keeps Whitehorse daycare closed
06/16/2008 [-] NFB abandons city of its birth
06/16/2008 [-] Reserve's referendum result puts businesses in legal limbo
06/16/2008 [-] Family of woman killed by flying fire hose wants answers
06/16/2008 [-] Woman's death in Kugaaruk suspicious RCMP
06/16/2008 [-] Grouse Mountain tram traps passengers
06/16/2008 [-] Robertson wins Vision Vancouver mayoral nomination
06/16/2008 [-] Vandalism forces closure of Fredericton pool
06/16/2008 [-] Emergency workers carry out mock rescues in P.E.I. park
06/16/2008 [-] Alta shouldn't approve Edmonton oilsands refineries without greener rulesreport
06/16/2008 [-] Assault charge caps Father's Day for Mount Pearl family
06/16/2008 [-] Union drops GM Canada HQ blockade
06/16/2008 [-] A deadly gadget made in Canada
06/16/2008 [-] Canada Much Music Video Awards
06/16/2008 [-] Coming clean what Dion needs to tell us
06/16/2008 [-] Canada, India join hands in 17 mn research programmes
06/16/2008 [-] Canada, India team on 17M in science research
06/16/2008 [-] GTA auto dealers struggle to move gas guzzlers
06/16/2008 [-] 1 dead in weekend of violence in Toronto
06/16/2008 [-] India, Canada launch joint science and tech initiatives
06/16/2008 [-] Suspect in suitcase killing to undergo further psychiatric review
06/16/2008 [-] Buoyant commodities seen propping up Toronto stocks
06/16/2008 [-] Circus elephant, camels crash Daniel's Harbour
06/16/2008 [-] Fire near Halifax out, remaining evacuees may return home Monday
06/16/2008 [-] 11 teens in pickup truck rollover
06/16/2008 [-] Girl, 17, killed as car rolls
06/16/2008 [-] Canada Wants 'Legal' iPods, Issues New Copyright Legislature
06/16/2008 [-] Gas, heating oil prices jump over weekend
06/16/2008 [-] Surviving toddler in hospital after accident kills three
06/16/2008 [-] Woman lobbying for humane end for horses
06/16/2008 [-] Smell of smoke grounds flight in St. John's
06/16/2008 [-] Don't hold breath on final Hebron deal Williams
06/16/2008 [-] Stanley Cup to spend Canada Day in Harbour Grace
06/16/2008 [-] They're 34C and free!
06/16/2008 [-] Bogus British flood picture questioned
06/16/2008 [-] TransCanada offers plenty to ponder
06/16/2008 [-] Balcony collapse injures six
06/16/2008 [-] Lightning zaps home for 350K in damages
06/16/2008 [-] Big Conclusions With Canada, Minister Says
06/16/2008 [-] Son helping parents build deck struck, killed by lightning; mom injured
06/16/2008 [-] Canada fights to keep NAFTA
06/16/2008 [-] India, Canada launch science and technology initiatives
06/16/2008 [-] A new court for mentally ill youth
06/16/2008 [-] Sick patient screening gets 'brazen'
06/16/2008 [-] The man who ate question period
06/16/2008 [-] Not a pretty picture
06/16/2008 [-] Risk maps to help you stay safe
06/16/2008 [-] To forgive or forget
06/16/2008 [-] Canada in for a fight
06/16/2008 [-] India asks Canada to share knowledge and technology
06/16/2008 [-] Brunt Canada opens qualifying with a win
06/16/2008 [-] 'He's still missing,' says father of White Rock son
06/16/2008 [-] Canada's 'Human Rights Commission' Hits Bottom, Digs
06/16/2008 [-] Father's Day run for prostate cancer research
06/16/2008 [-] 'He's still missing,' says father of White Rock son
06/16/2008 [-] 7 dead N.B. students and teacher honoured
06/16/2008 [-] St. Vincent Canada Wcup Soccer
06/16/2008 [-] TransCanada Corp. pitches its case to deliver natural gas to the U.S. markets
06/16/2008 [-] 2 injured in balcony collapse remain in Ottawa hospital
06/16/2008 [-] Canada and India announce new joint science and technology initiatives
06/16/2008 [-] Canada takes 1st step towards qualifying for World Cup
06/16/2008 [-] TransCanada courting Alaska lawmakers for license courting Alaska lawmakers for license
06/16/2008 [-] Canada, India launch joint technology, science initiatives
06/16/2008 [-] Vision Vancouver to pick mayoral candidate
06/15/2008 [-] TransCanada courting Alaska lawmakers for license
06/15/2008 [-] Afghan jail break 'highly regrettable' Canada
06/15/2008 [-] Canada Minister calls for calm with Pakistan, Afghans
06/15/2008 [-] Tomatoes back on menu in Canada
06/15/2008 [-] Van Koeverden helps lift Canada
06/15/2008 [-] 3 killed, child hurt in P.E.I. highway crash
06/15/2008 [-] Tests reveal lead in lipsticks; Health Canada says levels safe
06/15/2008 [-] Canada overlooked again
06/15/2008 [-] Police say Belgian man facing charges of luring Mtl teen had online chat sessions
06/15/2008 [-] Classmates to pay tribute to students and teacher killed in January crash
06/15/2008 [-] Canada Online Protests Grow Over Copyright Bill
06/15/2008 [-] Motorcyclist dies in Surrey traffic accident
06/15/2008 [-] Mother charged in death of 12-year-old daughter to appear in N.S court Monday
06/15/2008 [-] CAW says fight with GM is 'far from over'
06/15/2008 [-] 3 killed in P.E.I. highway crash
06/15/2008 [-] Exploding fuel prices could take 100 million bite out of Nunavut budget
06/15/2008 [-] CAW says blockade coming down but warns fight with GM is 'far from over'
06/15/2008 [-] Canada takes 1st step towards 2010 World Cup
06/15/2008 [-] Circus animals rescued after truck accident in NL
06/15/2008 [-] Thousands of N.S. fire evacuees still waiting to return home
06/15/2008 [-] Tomatoes are back on the menu
06/15/2008 [-] RCMP fatally shoot man on Sask., reserve
06/15/2008 [-] Anne of Green Gables author's Ont. home named historic site
06/15/2008 [-] Nepal's former royal palace now public museum
06/15/2008 [-] Six injured after balcony collapses in Canada
06/15/2008 [-] Brush fire keeps 5,000 people out of their homes outside Halifax
06/15/2008 [-] Anne of Green Gables author's Ont. home named historic site
06/15/2008 [-] Canada edged by Argentina IAI at Churchill Cup rugby tournament
06/15/2008 [-] Canada may create wealth fund
06/15/2008 [-] High-flying proposal gets the nod
06/15/2008 [-] Girl unable to save drowning sister
06/15/2008 [-] Disaster in the Making Canada Concludes Its Free Trade Agreement With Colombia
06/15/2008 [-] Town's lake claims boy
06/15/2008 [-] Father's Day bittersweet for injured dad
06/15/2008 [-] SPECIAL SECTION CANADA Bonne fête, Quebec City
06/15/2008 [-] Ship dumped tonnes of oily bilge off Newfoundland, crew says
06/15/2008 [-] Crew accuse container ship of dumping tonnes of waste off Newfoundland
06/15/2008 [-] Informant in Canada terror trial testifies he was paid thous
06/15/2008 [-] Canada under pressure to fund green plan
06/15/2008 [-] India asks Canada to invest in education sector
06/15/2008 [-] Canada can throw caution to the wind for qualifiers
06/15/2008 [-] Canada to send full triathlon team to Olympics
06/15/2008 [-] Ticketmaster Canada expands
06/15/2008 [-] Difficult arrest in Victoria illustrates police problem handling mentally ill
06/15/2008 [-] Don't try this at home
06/15/2008 [-] Toll from fiery crash raised to 5 police
06/15/2008 [-] Backing for Labour Slides in Norway
06/15/2008 [-] Man charged with luring 13-year-old to Montreal hotel
06/15/2008 [-] UPDATE Canada Has Borne Brunt Of Weak US Dollar Fin Min
06/15/2008 [-] Sextuplet parents lose court battle over B.C. baby seizures
06/15/2008 [-] - Canadian mom charged with killing her daughter
06/15/2008 [-] Toronto FC still unbeaten at home
06/15/2008 [-] Canada edged by Argentina
06/15/2008 [-] Canada Murder Charges
06/15/2008 [-] Canada’s Toxic Tar Sands The Most Destructive Project on Earth
06/15/2008 [-] Fire near Halifax forces 4,000 from homes
06/15/2008 [-] Clearview celebrates Government of Canada grant
06/15/2008 [-] Canadian mom charged with killing her daughter
06/14/2008 [-] McGuinty predicts Liberals will win third majority government in 2011
06/14/2008 [-] Mary Simon response to the apology, on behalf of the Inuit of Canada
06/14/2008 [-] Young boy's body found in Manitoba lake
06/14/2008 [-] RCMP fatally shoot man on southeast Saskatchewan reserve
06/14/2008 [-] RCMP fatally shoot man on southeast Sask., reserve
06/14/2008 [-] Young boy's body found in Manitoba lake
06/14/2008 [-] Concerns raised over possible closure of St. John's drug outreach centre
06/14/2008 [-] Son of Star Trek creator beams in to Vulcan festival
06/14/2008 [-] Belgian man arrested in Canada hotel room with girl, 13
06/14/2008 [-] Canada Air Show
06/14/2008 [-] Concerns raised over possible closure of St. John's drug outreach centre
06/14/2008 [-] Historic designation given to Anne of Green Gables home
06/14/2008 [-] Canada's top soldier downplays Kandahar prison break
06/14/2008 [-] TFC look to get back on track
06/14/2008 [-] L. M. Montgomery's Uxbridge, Ont., home designated a historic site
06/14/2008 [-] Mother arrested in death of Nova Scotia girl
06/14/2008 [-] N.S. mother charged with murder in the mysterious death of her daughter
06/14/2008 [-] Canada's top soldier downplays Kandahar prison break
06/14/2008 [-] Supporters rally to save 1,000-year-old tree
06/14/2008 [-] Government of Canada commemorates Leaskdale Manse, once home to Lucy Maud Montgomery
06/14/2008 [-] Guelph should lead green charge Jack Layton
06/14/2008 [-] Suspect arrested in death of Nova Scotia girl
06/14/2008 [-] Kandahar memorial plates make Afghanistan war 'personal' soldier
06/14/2008 [-] Record Kandahar drug bust comes as rude awakening in hashish heaven
06/14/2008 [-] About 3,000 people out of homes as fire near Halifax still out of control
06/14/2008 [-] Winds fanning forest fires near Halifax
06/14/2008 [-] About 3,000 people left homeless by forest fire in E Canada
06/14/2008 [-] Parent hurt in soccer brawl
06/14/2008 [-] Kids knocked around in school bus collision
06/14/2008 [-] Port Dover biker rally may break record
06/14/2008 [-] TransCanada touted as key to building in-state gas line
06/14/2008 [-] T.O. terror suspects divided, court told
06/14/2008 [-] GM engineer jobs motor south
06/14/2008 [-] Families see similarities in recent missing men cases in B.C.
06/14/2008 [-] Mining Companies May Delay Building New Projects, Goodyear Says
06/14/2008 [-] Malayalam film actor Thilakan's Canada shooting held up
06/14/2008 [-] Ottawa cops ready for end-of-school partiers
06/14/2008 [-] New Westminster police warn of luring attempts
06/14/2008 [-] Yukon Zinc Corporation ISS Canada Recommends that Yukon Zinc Shareholders Vote for the Arrangement
06/14/2008 [-] Canada Orders the Recall of Some Rail Car Wheels
06/14/2008 [-] Informant in Canada terror trial paid thousands AP
06/14/2008 [-] Williams attacks cancer commissioner's 'disdain' during testimony
06/14/2008 [-] CAW to end GM blockade Monday, but vows to fight on
06/14/2008 [-] Judge Canadian Auto Workers must end blockade of GM's Canadian headquarters Monday morning
06/14/2008 [-] Free speeh, eh Why is Canada prosecuting Mark Steyn
06/14/2008 [-] Skier Forsyth set to retire
06/14/2008 [-] Doctor to study Manitoba Marathon's effects on runners' hearts
06/14/2008 [-] Gwich'in, MGM sign memorandum of understanding on oil, gas exploration
06/14/2008 [-] Assault on gay man 'not hate crime,' Vancouver police say
06/14/2008 [-] Hundreds evacuated from rural N.S. communities as high winds fan brush fire
06/14/2008 [-] Radio-Canada promotes Céline Galipeau to top anchor spot
06/14/2008 [-] Informant in Canada terror trial paid thousands
06/14/2008 [-] Man pleads guilty in murder of Canadian businessman in Puerto Rico
06/14/2008 [-] Carpet-cleaning scam targets Fraser Valley seniors
06/14/2008 [-] Canada Pavilion Coming to the Salon national de l
06/14/2008 [-] B&CE & Canada Life
06/14/2008 [-] What question do you want to ask Canada's Industry Minister about the Canadian DMCA?
06/14/2008 [-] Canada's DMCA public service announcement
06/14/2008 [-] Young people also hurt by residential school legacy, forum hears
06/14/2008 [-] Pilot survives plane crash in northwestern Sask.
06/13/2008 [-] Judge orders union to end GM HQ blockade by Monday
06/13/2008 [-] More money than expected bid in Canada's wireless spectrum auction
06/13/2008 [-] Assault on gay man 'not hate crime,' Vancouver police say
06/13/2008 [-] Canada ponders sovereign wealth fund Flaherty
06/13/2008 [-] Time for Canada's banks 'to think big'
06/13/2008 [-] Gwich'in, MGM sign memorandum of understanding on oil, gas exploration
06/13/2008 [-] International scientific team in Yukon for ice-age mammal clues
06/13/2008 [-] Body of Whitehorse man pulled from Yukon River
06/13/2008 [-] Councillor pushes for sleeker public recycling bins
06/13/2008 [-] Quebec motorist launches lawsuit against gas price-fixers
06/13/2008 [-] B.C. lumber to be sent to China for quake relief
06/13/2008 [-] Tour de P.E.I. organizers hope to grow success
06/13/2008 [-] Grand Falls-Windsor surgeon resigns
06/13/2008 [-] Stock-picking Canada's newest billionaire
06/13/2008 [-] Post-secondary education report will be released within days minister
06/13/2008 [-] Four die, 2 injured in crash on remote northern Saskatchewan highway
06/13/2008 [-] Williams again slams N.L. inquiry into flawed breast cancer tests
06/13/2008 [-] Alliance between Southeast, Canada to kick off
06/13/2008 [-] U.S. slump starting to take toll in Canada
06/13/2008 [-] Activists say Canada must show more support for Canadian jailed in China
06/13/2008 [-] Crown considering appeal of cop killer's acquittal
06/13/2008 [-] Traithlon Canada names women
06/13/2008 [-] Smith-Ennismore-Lakefield celebrates Government of Canada Ontario Potable Water Program grant
06/13/2008 [-] No students injured in Winnipeg school-bus crash
06/13/2008 [-] Triathlon Canada names women
06/13/2008 [-] Calgary police seize nearly 130,000 worth of drugs in busts
06/13/2008 [-] Calgary police investigating 'suspicious' death of Brooks woman
06/13/2008 [-] Italy sends soldiers to its cities to fight crime
06/13/2008 [-] Water supply safe, Annapolis Royal says
06/13/2008 [-] Islanders with stroke symptoms slow to call 911 survey
06/13/2008 [-] Friday the 13th biker gathering roars toward record crowd
06/13/2008 [-] 11-year-old rolls up 10K for African school
06/13/2008 [-] Williams attacks breast cancer commissioner's 'disdain' during testimony
06/13/2008 [-] Prisoners escape Kandahar jail after car bombing
06/13/2008 [-] Canada must show more support for Canadian jailed in China activists
06/13/2008 [-] 'Grand Theft Auto IV' continues to top sales chart in Canada
06/13/2008 [-] Biases on advisory council protected pathologist, doctor testifies
06/13/2008 [-] Worried Uranium City forest fire evacuees longing to go home
06/13/2008 [-] Hartsburg named Senators coach
06/13/2008 [-] Canadian manufacturers get a break in April
06/13/2008 [-] Taliban spokesman tells Canada to pull out media
06/13/2008 [-] Canada Updates Copyright Law
06/13/2008 [-] Skier Allison Forsyth ready to call it quits
06/13/2008 [-] Residential school payouts a new source of grief, say counsellors
06/13/2008 [-] Why they love the 'godfather of gloom'
06/13/2008 [-] Megapundit June 13
06/13/2008 [-] Doctor to study Manitoba Marathon's effects on runners' hearts
06/13/2008 [-] Tornado watches issued in southern Manitoba
06/13/2008 [-] Four killed in crash on Sask., highway
06/13/2008 [-] Nunavut government workers ratify collective agreement
06/13/2008 [-] Quebecers left without power by storm get helping hand
06/13/2008 [-] Catholic school board scandal described as wake-up call for parents
06/13/2008 [-] P.E.I. RCMP quibble with Taser numbers
06/13/2008 [-] Knife used to knock over St. John's shop
06/13/2008 [-] Bidding tops 3.6 billion in Canada's wireless spectrum auction
06/13/2008 [-] N.W.T. Catholic diocese to apologize to residential school students
06/13/2008 [-] 'Leave Porter Creek alone,' residents say of proposed development
06/13/2008 [-] Government of Canada issues emergency safety directive regarding potentially faulty train wheels
06/13/2008 [-] June 13, 2008 Should gang members be punished under Canada's anti-terror laws?
06/13/2008 [-] Winnipeg officer says there was no choice but to shoot Matthew Dumas
06/13/2008 [-] Top 10 television programs in Canada for the week of June 2-8
06/13/2008 [-] High security planned for London bomb plot trial in Ottawa
06/13/2008 [-] Manitoba offers moving apology to residential-school students
06/13/2008 [-] Canada approaches 'Tax Freedom Day'
06/13/2008 [-] Crews fight brush fires near Dartmouth
06/13/2008 [-] Residential school apology falls flat at Calgary shelter
06/13/2008 [-] Williams, nurses search for common ground on contract
06/13/2008 [-] 2 men fatally shot in random attack in Toronto police
06/13/2008 [-] Alberta producer warns province on cusp of 'catastrophic' power failure
06/13/2008 [-] Man, 64, gave teens money for sex, but says he meant well
06/13/2008 [-] Government of Canada supports innovative projects for New Brunswick women
06/13/2008 [-] No High Risk Avian Influenza Viruses Found In Canada
06/13/2008 [-] Doubts cast on racino's self-exclusion program
06/13/2008 [-] Canada government introduces tough copyright reform bill
06/13/2008 [-] Upper Canada College reverses boarding decision
06/13/2008 [-] 2 men fatally shot in random attack in Toronto
06/13/2008 [-] Police charge 14-year-old with murder in disappearance of Warkworth, Ont., woman
06/13/2008 [-] 2 firefighters hurt, 2 homes destroyed in Nepean blaze
06/13/2008 [-] Opposition demands release of N.B. post-secondary education report
06/13/2008 [-] Hate crimes in Fredericton in 2006 were 'an anomaly' police chief
06/13/2008 [-] Conservative MP apologizes for 'hurtful' comments on aboriginal people
06/13/2008 [-] Ovechkin named NHL MVP
06/13/2008 [-] Hartsburg to coach Sens report
06/13/2008 [-] Roughed up by Mountie, senior claims in civil suit
06/13/2008 [-] A heartfelt nationwide apology
06/13/2008 [-] McCain goes after Obama on trade; plans speech on issue next week in Canada
06/13/2008 [-] Backbencher furious over Long Island causeway decision
06/13/2008 [-] Campbellton nets Hockey Day
06/13/2008 [-] Infections clearing at Charlottetown hospital
06/13/2008 [-] A heartfelt, sincere and deserving apology
06/13/2008 [-] Mainers to attend Eucharistic congress in Canada
06/13/2008 [-] Canadians insulated from food crisis
06/13/2008 [-] Canada to save its sovereign wealth
06/13/2008 [-] Knife used to knock over St. John's shop
06/13/2008 [-] Truckers, tourist operators decry Marine Atlantic surcharge surge
06/13/2008 [-] Canada must withdraw from 'inhumane' war Taliban spokesman
06/13/2008 [-] B.C. senator seeks ban on NFL relocation to Canada
06/13/2008 [-] Google Strikes Deal With Yahoo To Sell Ads On Its US And Canada Sites
06/13/2008 [-] McCain plans trip to Canada
06/13/2008 [-] Port Mann Bridge twinning gets green light
06/13/2008 [-] Joseph sharp in Argonauts debut
06/13/2008 [-] Ovechkin collects Hart Trophy as NHL's MVP
06/13/2008 [-] Emerson to detail Canada's Afghan pledge in Paris talks
06/13/2008 [-] Canada's Energy Minister wasn't invited to oil talks in Saudi Arabia
06/13/2008 [-] Canada copyright bill allows legal personal music copies
06/13/2008 [-] Canada's PM makes official apology to aboriginal people
06/13/2008 [-] Mizzou hoops headed to Canada, Puerto Rico
06/13/2008 [-] Canadians write to your MPs about Canada's disastrous new copyright bill
06/13/2008 [-] McCain pushing free trade; plans speech in Canada AP
06/13/2008 [-] Kerry Joseph sharp in Argonauts debut
06/13/2008 [-] Whitehorse hospital needs 60M for ambitious upgrades board chairman
06/13/2008 [-] Rain putting sunny smiles on farmers' faces
06/13/2008 [-] High price of gasoline turns focus to Premier Campbell's carbon tax
06/13/2008 [-] Family of slain woman marks 4th anniversary with 'no closure'
06/13/2008 [-] Alberta drunk driver not a dangerous offender but gets 201/2 years
06/13/2008 [-] Ont. legislature to keep Lord's Prayer
06/13/2008 [-] Quebec's Opposition tries to ease search for biological parents
06/13/2008 [-] California gas emission standards bad for B.C., expert says
06/13/2008 [-] Canada e-Copyright Law Overhaul Introduced
06/13/2008 [-] Hydro-Québec says power will be restored by Friday
06/13/2008 [-] Riders set to raise Grey Cup flag
06/13/2008 [-] Als sit Calvillo for exhibition
06/13/2008 [-] Police investigate discovery of body downtown
06/13/2008 [-] Canada apologizes for abuse of aboriginal children in schools
06/13/2008 [-] Campbellton, N.B., to host 2009 Hockey Day in Canada
06/13/2008 [-] Canada joins effort to fight counterfeit products
06/13/2008 [-] Dr. Brian Day speaks to Canada
06/13/2008 [-] Canada Apologizes For Abuse Of Aboriginals
06/13/2008 [-] The Macleans.ca Interview George Soros
06/13/2008 [-] AFN National Chief acknowledges and supports Canada
06/13/2008 [-] Copyright law could result in police state critics
06/13/2008 [-] Tory MP apologizes for 'hurtful' remarks about natives
06/13/2008 [-] Canada lobbies US Congress in defense of NAFTA
06/13/2008 [-] Ready Meals in Canada to 2011
06/13/2008 [-] New details released about Yellowknife trail assault
06/13/2008 [-] Hardy proposes Yukon apology to First Nations people
06/13/2008 [-] N.L. MHA furious over Long Island causeway decision
06/12/2008 [-] 2 Montrealers charged with attempted murder in Yukon stabbing
06/12/2008 [-] Historic apology strikes chord with Mohawks
06/12/2008 [-] McCain pushing free trade; plans speech in Canada
06/12/2008 [-] Jet plane lands in Saskatoon with engine on fire
06/12/2008 [-] Jet carrying oilsands workers lands in Saskatoon on only one engine; no one hurt
06/12/2008 [-] The Commons The Apology
06/12/2008 [-] The Commons Way to go, Skippy
06/12/2008 [-] Ban NFL season games in Canada bill
06/12/2008 [-] Alberta to offer HPV vaccine this fall
06/12/2008 [-] Dion, Harper spar over Saskatchewan residential school
06/12/2008 [-] McCain pushing free trade, plans speech in Canada
06/12/2008 [-] Bank of Canada leaves C200 mln in settlement system
06/12/2008 [-] Largest ever Indian trade delegation to visit Canada from June 15-20, 2008
06/12/2008 [-] AFN National Chief says apology shows Canada coming to terms with its past
06/12/2008 [-] Canada's Proposed DMCA-Style Law Draws Fire
06/12/2008 [-] Sask. oil and gas rights sale generates 143M for treasury
06/12/2008 [-] Growing Couillard scandal just 'sordid little inquiries,' Tories say
06/12/2008 [-] Probe into power line surveillance launched by privacy commissioner
06/12/2008 [-] Canada moots tough sanctions for DRM flouters
06/12/2008 [-] McCain To Tout Free Trade In Canada
06/12/2008 [-] Jazz pianist Alf Coward dies
06/12/2008 [-] Suncor To Double Ethanol Output At Canada
06/12/2008 [-] Calvillo takes seat for CFL pre-season opener
06/12/2008 [-] First Nations remains return home to Vancouver Island
06/12/2008 [-] 40 acts listed for Polaris Music Prize
06/12/2008 [-] 23 children targeted for anti-gang program
06/12/2008 [-] UPDATE 3-Canada to overhaul copyright laws for digital age
06/12/2008 [-] WWF-Canada Beaufort Sea Oil and Gas Sale Heightens Oil Spill Risk
06/12/2008 [-] Turkey flies into school bus
06/12/2008 [-] Frustration with pipeline delays mix with exploration hopes at Inuvik trade show
06/12/2008 [-] HMV Canada 'Tha Carter III' by Lil' Wayne tops CD sales list
06/12/2008 [-] Canada to benefit from food price jump
06/12/2008 [-] GM Canada and autoworkers in court over blockade
06/12/2008 [-] Power line company conducted surveillance on Tsawwassen residents
06/12/2008 [-] Victoria man convicted in bizarre murder
06/12/2008 [-] War Museum exhibit explores scientific ideas that led to Holocaust
06/12/2008 [-] Missouri Gov. Blunt making sales pitch to Bombardier in Canada
06/12/2008 [-] Dumas family to speak publicly as police shooting inquest continues
06/12/2008 [-] N.B. parents hopeful for French immersion's future
06/12/2008 [-] Not aware of murder suspect's assault charge, neighbour says
06/12/2008 [-] Canada proposes new copyright law targeting online piracy
06/12/2008 [-] Repeat drunk driver not declared dangerous offender in sentencing
06/12/2008 [-] Roma fugitive wanted in Hungary begs Ottawa to consider proof of innocence
06/12/2008 [-] New copyright law to target illegal downloaders
06/12/2008 [-] Question over future of French program 'huge stress' for N.B. teachers
06/12/2008 [-] Conservative MP apologizes for 'hurtful' comments on aboriginal people
06/12/2008 [-] Young Dartmouth killer loses bid for name ban
06/12/2008 [-] Ottawa's apology 'sincere,' say Manitoba native leaders
06/12/2008 [-] Police testify at inquest into shooting that killed Winnipeg teen
06/12/2008 [-] Schools, municipalities to receive weather radios
06/12/2008 [-] Inuvik teen says Mounties didn't need to use Taser on her
06/12/2008 [-] Apology a good first step Edmonton's aboriginal community
06/12/2008 [-] What's next? Ask Mohawks after historic apology
06/12/2008 [-] Sask. oil and gas rights sale generates 143M for treasury
06/12/2008 [-] Gowdy's Helpless wins Trillium Book Award
06/12/2008 [-] Guard smashes window, helps stranded window washers
06/12/2008 [-] GM, CAW meet in court as supporters show solidarity in Oshawa, Ont., march
06/12/2008 [-] Canada's Fairmont to build 100 million hotel in Oman
06/12/2008 [-] Dollar falls against stronger greenback
06/12/2008 [-] Stocks lower as commodity prices soften
06/12/2008 [-] Canada copyright bill allows personal music copies
06/12/2008 [-] Canada aims to tighten copyright laws
06/12/2008 [-] Alberta drunk driver not a dangerous offender but gets 20½ years judge
06/12/2008 [-] Make Kelowna principles part of residential school healing Martin
06/12/2008 [-] Jail time for fuel theft
06/12/2008 [-] Wanted 30,000 Atlantic Canadians for big cancer study
06/12/2008 [-] MDs blast 'divisive' pathologist pay hike
06/12/2008 [-] Montreal's Rawi Hage scoops lucrative Dublin book prize
06/12/2008 [-] U.S. recession could hurt Canada's banks BOC
06/12/2008 [-] Transat's profit slips, warns of summer fuel pain
06/12/2008 [-] Canadian Tire to build big distribution hub
06/12/2008 [-] Ontario moves to preserve Lord's Prayer, add recitation in legislature
06/12/2008 [-] Safety minister's request delays release of watchdog's Taser report
06/12/2008 [-] Not aware of murder suspect's assault charge, neighbour says
06/12/2008 [-] Plastic shower curtains may be health hazard study
06/12/2008 [-] Canada Says 'Sorry.' Will We?
06/12/2008 [-] Mulroney 'respectfully declines' call to testify at ethics committee
06/12/2008 [-] Canada 'Re-Virgining Muslim Women'.
06/12/2008 [-] Canada's Native People Get A Formal Apology
06/12/2008 [-] Knife-wielding man holed up in Longueuil duplex
06/12/2008 [-] Apology a good first step Edmonton's aboriginal community
06/12/2008 [-] Traffic up 15% at Charlottetown Airport
06/12/2008 [-] Town waiting on province for water project
06/12/2008 [-] Shellfish harvesting banned in southwest N.B.
06/12/2008 [-] Water safe after drilling in watershed, city says
06/12/2008 [-] N.B. parents hopeful for French immersion's future
06/12/2008 [-] N.B. early French immersion cuts 'unfair and unreasonable' judge
06/12/2008 [-] CAW calls 'solidarity march' in Oshawa to protest GM closing
06/12/2008 [-] Rising energy costs force temporary closure of wallboard plant
06/12/2008 [-] Canadian food prices will weather storm; Canada may profit from surge study
06/12/2008 [-] Cabinet approves India-Canada renewable energy pact
06/12/2008 [-] Port Morien marks Davis Day
06/12/2008 [-] Labour department orders Tasers, batons for guards escorting inmates
06/12/2008 [-] Food crisis good for Canada?
06/12/2008 [-] Inuvik teen says Mounties didn't need to use Taser on her
06/12/2008 [-] Immigration status of students no concern of Ont. schools, premier says
06/12/2008 [-] RCMP watchdog cancels release of final Taser report
06/12/2008 [-] Kamyuka Joins Brampton CC in Canada
06/12/2008 [-] Baie Verte teen gets probation over school threats
06/12/2008 [-] Green bin waste site gets green light from Ottawa council
06/12/2008 [-] Canada Federal Copyright Law To Be Introduced Today
06/12/2008 [-] Kellogg Canada Reports Progress on its Health and Nutrition Initiatives
06/12/2008 [-] Teens taken into custody after fire at Riverview playground
06/12/2008 [-] N.B. Liberals accused of 'fast-food' approach to ending legislature
06/12/2008 [-] TAM and Air Canada in codeshare agreement, to reciprocate frequent flyer miles
06/12/2008 [-] Nepean house fire alerts firefighters to possible grow-op
06/12/2008 [-] Adviser to N.L. premier can't recall when told of cancer test mistakes
06/12/2008 [-] Montreal's Rawi Hage scoops lucrative Dublin book prize
06/12/2008 [-] Search warrant that led to police shooting death ruled illegal
06/12/2008 [-] Residential school apology can't erase bad memories
06/12/2008 [-] Remarkably Light Recipes for Canada Day Long Weekend
06/12/2008 [-] Humane society running out of space
06/12/2008 [-] Ouch! Even Timmies costs more in Canada
06/12/2008 [-] Canada moves on air travelers' rights
06/12/2008 [-] TTC may drop familiar tickets
06/12/2008 [-] CAW calls 'solidarity march' in Oshawa to protest GM closing
06/12/2008 [-] Canada sorry for native children
06/12/2008 [-] Canada apologizes to abused native people
06/12/2008 [-] Canada Apologizes to Indigenous Groups
06/12/2008 [-] Harper apology leaves Labrador students in cold Innu, Inuit
06/12/2008 [-] Search resumes for crab fisherman
06/12/2008 [-] Apology 'heartfelt,' says P.E.I. native leader
06/12/2008 [-] Rwanda UN Court Orders an Alleged Genocidaire Living in Canada to Testify
06/12/2008 [-] Cooperation with Canada in science, technology
06/12/2008 [-] Man killed in Foxtrap collision
06/12/2008 [-] MDs blast 'divisive' pathologist pay hike
06/12/2008 [-] Missing woman wandered streets for days
06/12/2008 [-] Canada sorry for native children's abuse
06/12/2008 [-] U.S. senator says Canada
06/12/2008 [-] Carlson Adds Seven Properties in Canada
06/12/2008 [-] PM cites 'sad chapter' in apology for residential schools
06/12/2008 [-] Raptors buying out Garbajosa?
06/12/2008 [-] Text of Canada's apology to native peoples
06/12/2008 [-] UPDATE 1-Canada new housing prices tempered by Alberta
06/12/2008 [-] Canada group makes tender offer for Novartis stock
06/12/2008 [-] Canada apologizes for Indian abuse
06/12/2008 [-] 'I did what I had to do,' Bernier says of resignation
06/12/2008 [-] Morningstar, Brown swim to fourth
06/12/2008 [-] Gated stations, smart cards in SkyTrain's future
06/12/2008 [-] Canada says sorry to aborigines
06/12/2008 [-] Gated stations, smart cards in SkyTrain's future
06/12/2008 [-] McCain heads to Canada to tout free trade
06/12/2008 [-] rsaquo;rsaquo; McCain to discuss free trade during Canada speech
06/12/2008 [-] Ottawa and Alberta should consider a Norway-style fund OECD
06/12/2008 [-] Komunik Ranks 1st in Quebec and 2nd in Canada in Fastest-Growing Companies
06/12/2008 [-] Canada's prime minister apologizes for forced assimilation of native people
06/12/2008 [-] HMV Canada launches
06/12/2008 [-] Canada joins Israel in discussing terror threat
06/12/2008 [-] Canada offers an apology for native students
06/12/2008 [-] Canada apologizes for abuse of aboriginal children inschools
06/12/2008 [-] Canada apologises over treatment of aboriginal children
06/12/2008 [-] Canada apologises to aboriginal children
06/12/2008 [-] Canada Native Apology
06/12/2008 [-] Canada should try talking to Taliban lawmakers
06/12/2008 [-] Hernandez shuts down Blue Jays
06/12/2008 [-] Girl out of hospital following Rottweiler attack
06/12/2008 [-] Trustees decide school doesn't go better with Coke
06/12/2008 [-] Nova Scotia promises more refunds for failed immigration program
06/12/2008 [-] New labour contract at Teck's Trail smelter
06/12/2008 [-] Vancouver's new baby beluga nursing successfully
06/12/2008 [-] Canada Offers an Apology for Native Students' Abuse
06/12/2008 [-] Canada offers an apology for native students' abuse
06/12/2008 [-] CBC Radio 2 to Air Three Afropop Hip Deep Programs Across Canada
06/12/2008 [-] Canada apologizes for failing natives
06/12/2008 [-] Canada dollar rises as market adjusts to BoC decision
06/12/2008 [-] Robber fled Dawson Creek bank on bicycle
06/12/2008 [-] McCain to discuss free trade during Canada speech
06/12/2008 [-] Canada PM apologises to aboriginals
06/12/2008 [-] Canada Offers an Apology for Native Students’ Abuse
06/12/2008 [-] Canada opens field hockey tour with win over Britain
06/12/2008 [-] Canada names roster for World Cup qualifier
06/12/2008 [-] Strength of Canada dollar link to oil price tested
06/12/2008 [-] Canada apologizes for abuse of aboriginal children in Summary
06/12/2008 [-] Many Happy Returns For National Blood Donor Week, Canada
06/12/2008 [-] Problem gamblers sue Canada casinos for C3.5 bln
06/12/2008 [-] Canada Says Sorry to Aboriginals for Decades of Abuse
06/12/2008 [-] Chr?tien awarded Order of Canada
06/12/2008 [-] Canada apologizes for killing the 'Indian in the child'
06/12/2008 [-] Canada apologises to native people
06/12/2008 [-] Governments respond to CBC report on horse slaughter industry
06/12/2008 [-] New rules could make Alberta's foster home shortage worse foster parents
06/12/2008 [-] Canada to present new copyright bill on Thursday
06/12/2008 [-] Controversial copyright amendments bill to be unveiled Thursday
06/12/2008 [-] McGuinty defends tough new street-racing laws from mounting criticism
06/12/2008 [-] Hamilton man returns home after ski trips to North and South Poles
06/12/2008 [-] Aboriginal leaders look to future following historic apology
06/12/2008 [-] PM's apology draws mixed reaction in B.C.
06/11/2008 [-] Canada's PM Apologizes to Natives
06/11/2008 [-] Inmate at Saskatchewan Penitentiary, 61, dies
06/11/2008 [-] Trustees decide school doesn't go better with Coke
06/11/2008 [-] McCain brings campaign in favour of free trade to Canada
06/11/2008 [-] Canada Asks 'Forgiveness' of Its Natives Over 'Residential Schools'
06/11/2008 [-] Canada apologizes for abuse of aboriginal children in Summary
06/11/2008 [-] Canadian military should be open to talking with Taliban report
06/11/2008 [-] Pangnirtung in state of emergency during heavy floods
06/11/2008 [-] Downtown Yellowknife businesses pan 50th Street makeover
06/11/2008 [-] 'I did what I had to do,' Bernier says of resignation
06/11/2008 [-] Residential schools in Canada
06/11/2008 [-] Canada apologizes for trying to 'kill the Indian in the child'
06/11/2008 [-] Newborn beluga bonding with mother at Vancouver Aquarium
06/11/2008 [-] Canada Apologizes for Residential Schools
06/11/2008 [-] Annapolis Royal under boil water advisory
06/11/2008 [-] Fuel supplier resumes shipments to rural gas stations
06/11/2008 [-] Canada offers historic apology to Native peoples for forced assimilation
06/11/2008 [-] Apology to aborigines by Canada
06/11/2008 [-] Students at modern residential school await apology for 'hidden history'
06/11/2008 [-] Canada says 'sorry' to aboriginals
06/11/2008 [-] Pomegranate patches could be Canada's most visible legacy in Afghanistan
06/11/2008 [-] TEMPUR-Canada awards a 5,000 prize with the 'Love Your Tempur-Pedic' contest!
06/11/2008 [-] WHO tests its disease outbreak response; Canada part of two-day simulation
06/11/2008 [-] Canada apologizes for trying to 'kill the Indian in the child'
06/11/2008 [-] Canada's PM makes official apology to aboriginal people forced into assimilation schools
06/11/2008 [-] Hiring practices at Ottawa city hall raise auditor's concerns
06/11/2008 [-] B.C. First Nations prepare for PM's apology
06/11/2008 [-] Pocklington sells his Cup rings
06/11/2008 [-] Ottawa man's charge to be upgraded to murder in wife's death
06/11/2008 [-] Worker noticed 'hostility' between Taman family, prosecutor inquiry
06/11/2008 [-] Mulroney won't testify again at Commons committee lawyer
06/11/2008 [-] Darlington has edge over Kincardine to host new Ont. nuclear plant minister
06/11/2008 [-] Residential schools apology too late, say survivors
06/11/2008 [-] Canada says 'sorry' for indigenous abuse
06/11/2008 [-] Canada apologises for native children abuse
06/11/2008 [-] New rules could make Alberta's foster home shortage worse foster parents
06/11/2008 [-] Canada says delighted by wireless auction so far /tit
06/11/2008 [-] Handcuffs could have prevented Dumas shooting witness
06/11/2008 [-] Charges laid in assault on 6-year-old boy
06/11/2008 [-] Canada apologises for abuse of native children
06/11/2008 [-] Fall cruise deals to New England and Canada
06/11/2008 [-] Alleged terrorist leader angry at Canada's Afghan intervention
06/11/2008 [-] PM delivers apology for native schools
06/11/2008 [-] Canada apologizes for abuse of native children
06/11/2008 [-] Canada Thistle Now North Dakota
06/11/2008 [-] Canada Lovers and Other Strangers
06/11/2008 [-] Informant says militant training camp was 'potty training' exercise
06/11/2008 [-] RCMP firing Tasers multiple times at subjects, probe reveals
06/11/2008 [-] Newborn beluga begins bonding with mother
06/11/2008 [-] Canada Senate Urges Talks Between Troops, Taliban
06/11/2008 [-] Canada Colombia FTA ¡Viva la Muerte!
06/11/2008 [-] N.B. early French immersion cuts 'unfair and unreasonable' judge
06/11/2008 [-] Nortel, Alvarion in wireless access pact
06/11/2008 [-] Problem gamblers sue Canada casinos
06/11/2008 [-] Canada Thistle Now North Dakota's Most Invasive Weed
06/11/2008 [-] N.S. artist offers reward for quilts stolen
06/11/2008 [-] Residential school survivors gather on apology day
06/11/2008 [-] Worker noticed 'hostility' between Taman family, prosecutor inquiry
06/11/2008 [-] CAE Wins C24 Million Contract to Build Hawk Flight Simulators
06/11/2008 [-] Canada smoothing way for Afghan-Pakistani trade, ambassador says
06/11/2008 [-] Anti-littering signs delayed for Rouge Park
06/11/2008 [-] N.S. artist offers reward for quilts stolen in N.L.
06/11/2008 [-] Ottawa man's charge to be upgraded to murder in wife's death
06/11/2008 [-] Canada Thistle Now the State
06/11/2008 [-] Canada Senate wants talks between troops, Taliban
06/11/2008 [-] Canada new housing prices tempered by Alberta
06/11/2008 [-] Canada says less troubled by inflation than others
06/11/2008 [-] Toronto stocks slip after strong start
06/11/2008 [-] Canadian military should be open to talk with the Taliban report
06/11/2008 [-] Prices in Canada still 18% higher than in U.S.
06/11/2008 [-] U.S. senator says Canada's oilsands won't be penalized by restrictions
06/11/2008 [-] Ouch! Even a Tim Hortons coffee and doughnut costs more in Canada report
06/11/2008 [-] Man shot by police had past assault, weapons charges
06/11/2008 [-] Slain woman seemed OK with murder suspect, friend says
06/11/2008 [-] Students at modern residential school await apology for 'hidden history'
06/11/2008 [-] Missing woman found safe in Winnipeg
06/11/2008 [-] What Rise of Fascist Canada Means for U.S.
06/11/2008 [-] Energy board leaks pump price bump a day early
06/11/2008 [-] Bike race will affect Stratford rush hour
06/11/2008 [-] Homeowner's complaint stops drilling in N.B. watershed
06/11/2008 [-] Province rejected removal of 'shadow tolls' on Fredericton-Moncton Hwy.
06/11/2008 [-] Soggy soccer fields causing headaches for minor teams
06/11/2008 [-] Faulty payroll software affecting thousands at Calgary Board of Education
06/11/2008 [-] Cold, wet spring threatens B.C. pot crop
06/11/2008 [-] Legacy of Canada's residential schools
06/11/2008 [-] Police officer pepper sprayed during arrest
06/11/2008 [-] Rail companies working to restore access to Pukatawagan
06/11/2008 [-] Anne of Green Gables seeking Guinness record honours
06/11/2008 [-] Martintown man dies after fiery blast that injured 4 OPP officers
06/11/2008 [-] Taxis raise rates with fuel surcharge
06/11/2008 [-] Urban dwellers get to keep chimineas
06/11/2008 [-] Halifax council OK's 19-storey downtown condo
06/11/2008 [-] N.S. auditor criticizes province's monitoring of immigration program
06/11/2008 [-] N.L. supermarket chain pulls some tomatoes off shelves
06/11/2008 [-] Price tag for nuclear plants could rise expert
06/11/2008 [-] Auditor general slams handling of N.S. immigration program
06/11/2008 [-] CAW says it's surprised GM is seeking 1.5 million over Oshawa, Ont., blockade
06/11/2008 [-] Toronto-bound guns seized in Canada, U.S.
06/11/2008 [-] Problem gamblers hit Ontario casinos with 3.5B lawsuit
06/11/2008 [-] Minister's aide fired after Couillard links emerge
06/11/2008 [-] Federal apology will ring hollow Labrador Inuit
06/11/2008 [-] Two Bill Reid artworks remain missing, police say
06/11/2008 [-] Biker pulled over for wearing flip-flops
06/11/2008 [-] Work to start immediately on 2 replacement ferries
06/11/2008 [-] Charges stayed in child abuse case
06/11/2008 [-] Third party may review MLA raise hikes in future
06/11/2008 [-] Buyers turning to local greenhouse in tomato scare
06/11/2008 [-] Canada prime minister to apologize to aboriginals AP
06/11/2008 [-] Canada profits from tomato fears
06/11/2008 [-] Bank of Canada
06/11/2008 [-] - Canada prime minister to apologize to aboriginals
06/11/2008 [-] Iconic song to return to French Canada
06/11/2008 [-] IWD Canada Launches New Website for Limited and Exempt Market Dealers Associatons of Canada
06/11/2008 [-] Bank of Canada Unexpectedly Holds Rates, Delivers Hawkish Commentary
06/11/2008 [-] Canada enlists private company to process immigration visas in China
06/11/2008 [-] How Does Canada Restart The Clock?
06/11/2008 [-] Residential school victims await historic apology
06/11/2008 [-] Symbolic gestures have importance
06/11/2008 [-] Now call her Doc
06/11/2008 [-] Witness to wild gunfire
06/11/2008 [-] Homeless couple sent packing after shooting
06/11/2008 [-] Agent Canada terrorist plot serious
06/11/2008 [-] Canada's prime minister to apologize to aboriginals forced to attend schools for assimilation
06/11/2008 [-] U.S. says Arar sent to Syria legally
06/11/2008 [-] Mystery fumes at Ottawa airport
06/11/2008 [-] Canada prime minister to apologize to aboriginals
06/11/2008 [-] Ethiopia Gov't Official Denied Entry Into Canada Report
06/11/2008 [-] Bachelet Discusses Information And Education In Canada
06/11/2008 [-] Toronto scores high for hate
06/11/2008 [-] It's a whale of a baby!
06/11/2008 [-] Quebec's national assembly amends charter to include equality between the sexes
06/11/2008 [-] Kings fire head coach Crawford
06/11/2008 [-] 1-Canada to rebuild Afghan dam, schools .....
06/11/2008 [-] CBC probe raises questions about horse slaughtering
06/11/2008 [-] Canada to boost aid to Afghanistan
06/11/2008 [-] Storm causes blackout, traffic accidents in E Canada
06/11/2008 [-] Canada GM seeks discussions with CAW to end Oshawa 'blockade'
06/11/2008 [-] Canada's leader to apologize to aboriginals for school system
06/11/2008 [-] 'A 'curtain of fear' has descended upon Canada's intellectual class...
06/11/2008 [-] U.S. tainted tomato scare mixed blessing for Canadian growers, sellers
06/11/2008 [-] House committee wants Khadr returned to Canada
06/11/2008 [-] Parks Canada wardens get clothing makeover
06/11/2008 [-] Leafs job a 'dream' Wilson
06/11/2008 [-] Public has 'played this off', alleged bomb plot informant tells court
06/11/2008 [-] Some of stolen Canadian artwork damaged by thieves
06/11/2008 [-] Canfor to idle MacKenzie mill indefinitely
06/11/2008 [-] Excerpts from interview with Paul Bernardo on disappearance of Elizabeth Bain
06/11/2008 [-] US army deserter faces expulsion from Canada
06/11/2008 [-] Vancouver Olympic organizers launch community outreach around venues
06/11/2008 [-] O Canada, where have your bargains gone?
06/11/2008 [-] TransCanada bewildered by Gazprom's Alaska offer
06/11/2008 [-] April 7, 2008 Should Canada boycott the opening ceremonies at the Beijing Olympics?
06/11/2008 [-] Inquest starts Monday into suburban Victoria murder-suicide that left five dead
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