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11/19/2006 [-] U.S.and Russia sign bilateral WTO deal
11/19/2006 [-] Liberal contender Kennedy says safety of food important issue
11/19/2006 [-] NATO chief bemoans limits on troops in Afghanistan
11/18/2006 [-] Slain U.S. Sailor Tried to End Fight
11/18/2006 [-] PollCanadians Want Afghan Troops Out
11/18/2006 [-] Salmonella Fears Prompt Hershey Recall
11/18/2006 [-] Poor marks for Canada on environment
11/18/2006 [-] Canada dispatches its ambassador to North Korea
11/18/2006 [-] Clerk shortage hurting holiday shopping in Alberta
11/18/2006 [-] Canada Takes Pro-Israel Stance At UN Contributed by 4Canada
11/18/2006 [-] Fans party in Winnipeg in advance of CFL's championship game
11/18/2006 [-] Trucker killed in plunge off Trans-Canada
11/18/2006 [-] Nine-try Wales too good for Canada
11/18/2006 [-] London, Ont. an important political test market
11/18/2006 [-] Lucille Broadbent dies after battle with cancer
11/18/2006 [-] Grey Cup fans partying it up in Winnipeg
11/18/2006 [-] Ex-premier Lord to decide future by Christmas
11/18/2006 [-] B.C. natives settle suit over legislature lands
11/18/2006 [-] Dion offers compromise resolution on Quebec
11/18/2006 [-] Allies Have It Out in Canada Afghanistan Testing NATO Alliance
11/18/2006 [-] Champagne and Barbie in the Supreme Court of Canada
11/18/2006 [-] No increase in sick patients at B.C. hospitals after boil water advisory
11/18/2006 [-] Canada's New Zionist Lobby & Canada's Marked Shift At The UN
11/18/2006 [-] Waterlogged B.C. coast braces for more rain
11/18/2006 [-] N.B. men guilty of torching suspected crack house
11/18/2006 [-] Gay Marriage Galvanizes Canada's Religious Right
11/18/2006 [-] Gay marriage galvanizes Canada's religious right
11/18/2006 [-] Canadian general asks NATO states to lift restrictions on troops in Afghanistan
11/18/2006 [-] Canadian ambassador in North Korea to press anti-nuke message
11/18/2006 [-] Guilty verdicts read at N.B. vigilante justice trial
11/18/2006 [-] Canada applies diplomatic pressure on N. Korea
11/18/2006 [-] Any banks selling Dinar in Canada?
11/18/2006 [-] Vancouver under boil-water warning for third day
11/18/2006 [-] O'Connor considers one-tour option for troops
11/18/2006 [-] 12th person dies of C. difficile at Quebec hospital
11/18/2006 [-] Montana man convicted of murder in 2005 stabbing of Alberta teen
11/18/2006 [-] Human Rights Museum gets another 2.7M
11/18/2006 [-] Inco tackles skills shortage for Voisey's Bay processing
11/18/2006 [-] Canada sends top diplomat to pressure North Korea
11/18/2006 [-] Some Canadian Liberals Unhappy With Dean
11/17/2006 [-] Some fans land PS3, many go home empty-handed
11/17/2006 [-] Lloyd Robertson receives Arts and Letters Award
11/17/2006 [-] Former UN force chief to testify in Rwandan genocide trial
11/17/2006 [-] Canada urges NATO allies to send more troops to Afghanistan
11/17/2006 [-] World Water warning issued for Vancouver
11/17/2006 [-] Tories propose accountability act loophole
11/17/2006 [-] Father made child porn with own baby
11/17/2006 [-] Canada takes pro-Israel stance at UN
11/17/2006 [-] Industry calls for aerospace shuttle
11/17/2006 [-] Fewer Canadians emigrating, says StatsCan
11/17/2006 [-] Stargazers in Eastern Canada could see 'outburst' of hundreds of meteors
11/17/2006 [-] UN begins debate on bottom-trawling fishing; Canada opposes moratorium
11/17/2006 [-] Mystery urn found in Sask. ditch identified
11/17/2006 [-] South Park characters take on Cdn. government
11/17/2006 [-] Water warning leaves Vancouver high and dry
11/17/2006 [-] New police to tackle family violence
11/17/2006 [-] Junior miner sees 4M profit for day's trading
11/17/2006 [-] Constituency allowance review delayed
11/17/2006 [-] Man in police photo says he was 'humiliated'
11/17/2006 [-] Noxious fumes sicken 7 nurses at Toronto-area hospital
11/17/2006 [-] Crude oil hits 17-month low
11/17/2006 [-] Men accused of domestic assault given place to stay
11/17/2006 [-] Canada win sets up NZ Williams
11/17/2006 [-] Wales outclass plucky Canada
11/17/2006 [-] Canada should stand firm in holding China to account on human rights
11/17/2006 [-] R Union Wales crush Canada warm up for the All Blacks with a nine-try win over outclassed but plucky Canada in Cardiff.
11/17/2006 [-] Wales 61-26 Canada warm up for the All Blacks with a nine-try win over outclassed but plucky Canada in Cardiff.
11/17/2006 [-] Accused priest's identity to remain public at Cornwall inquiry
11/17/2006 [-] Hunt for trapped belugas underway
11/17/2006 [-] Admit guilt in writing or be disbarred, society tells lawyer
11/17/2006 [-] Tories propose grant for political parties
11/17/2006 [-] Report U.S. asks Canada to police sanctions against DPRK
11/17/2006 [-] NDP calls on Parliament to support state funeral for last First World War vet
11/17/2006 [-] Cabinet to decide deployment over Korean cargo O'Connor
11/17/2006 [-] Child dies after dog attack
11/17/2006 [-] Moose meat reports confusing residents
11/17/2006 [-] Police charge man with 16-year-old murder
11/17/2006 [-] Wales v Canada
11/17/2006 [-] Seniors federation pleased with throne speech
11/17/2006 [-] Tourism industry calls for bigger marketing budget
11/17/2006 [-] N.S. to limit donations to political parties
11/17/2006 [-] Child on reserve dies after attack by pack of dogs
11/17/2006 [-] U.S. to delay disputed Canada import rule USDA
11/17/2006 [-] Be afraid, sex offender tells parents
11/17/2006 [-] Protesters greet NDP delegates
11/17/2006 [-] Quebec Liquor Board appointment smacks of patronage Opposition
11/17/2006 [-] Dawson gunman's friend declared not criminally responsible
11/17/2006 [-] No discipline for students at Lake Louise 'games'
11/17/2006 [-] Ontario 'anxious' to talk hydro with Manitoba
11/17/2006 [-] Search underway for missing hunter
11/17/2006 [-] Boy charged after mob converges on home
11/17/2006 [-] Grand Manan Five await jury's verdict on riot charges
11/17/2006 [-] Grand Manan ferry to begin extra crossings
11/17/2006 [-] Ottawa tries to tame the Devils
11/17/2006 [-] Man dies in Gatineau house fire
11/17/2006 [-] RMC cadet death inquest likely on hold until 2007
11/17/2006 [-] C. difficile review expands in northwestern Ontario
11/17/2006 [-] End Toronto area gridlock or face the economic consequences, report concludes
11/17/2006 [-] Manitoba community faces fall flooding emergency
11/17/2006 [-] RCMP nab load of cocaine near Moose Jaw
11/17/2006 [-] Tens of thousands still in the dark in B.C.
11/17/2006 [-] Border Security Choking US-Canada Trade
11/17/2006 [-] Child killed in dog attack on northern Alberta reserve
11/17/2006 [-] Audit unncecessary, resigning Gambo councillors say
11/17/2006 [-] Child dies after attacked by five dogs on native reserve in northern Alberta
11/17/2006 [-] Earthworm-eating gulls a hazard at Moncton airport
11/17/2006 [-] Small girl's gift could turn into big dollars for shelter
11/17/2006 [-] Inquiry needed into high rate of c-section births health group
11/17/2006 [-] Allies Have it Out in Canada Afghanistan Testing NATO Alliance
11/17/2006 [-] Match to pit golfers from USA, Canada against each other
11/17/2006 [-] Gas stove in basement caused deadly explosion
11/17/2006 [-] Nunavut needs a penitentiary Okalik
11/17/2006 [-] B.C. police make arrest in 16-year-old murder
11/17/2006 [-] Stellarton police chief charged with mischief
11/17/2006 [-] Photo radar could help slow Quebecers down experts
11/17/2006 [-] Oil prices continue retreat
11/17/2006 [-] Budding interest
11/17/2006 [-] Photo released of cabbie stickup
11/17/2006 [-] Judge makes colossal mistake
11/17/2006 [-] Vigilante justice on trial in case stemming from riot on N.B.'s Grand Manan island
11/17/2006 [-] Valley teen not dumped in woods RCMP
11/17/2006 [-] Liberal leadership vote set for April
11/17/2006 [-] Volunteer builders rally around Scotchtown couple
11/17/2006 [-] LUKoil plans to refine Venezuelan crude in Canada
11/17/2006 [-] Hog plant opponents seek investigation of environmental assessors
11/17/2006 [-] Air Canada IPO priced at 21
11/17/2006 [-] Heavy rains swell rivers in southern Ontario
11/17/2006 [-] Transit head wants to take drivers off Toronto's subway trains
11/17/2006 [-] O'Connor to ask NATO for more help in Afghanistan
11/17/2006 [-] Canada-wide warrant issued for John Robin Sharpe
11/17/2006 [-] Canada arrests alleged Russian spy
11/17/2006 [-] Quebec specialists reject province's wage increase offer
11/17/2006 [-] Myron's shuts down again
11/17/2006 [-] Too little too late on golf sale, Liberals worry
11/17/2006 [-] Canada to police sanctions against North Korea report
11/17/2006 [-] Anti-abortion protester's court date delayed
11/17/2006 [-] Canada's navy asked to help restrain N. Korea
11/17/2006 [-] Boil advisory creates run on bottled water in B.C.
11/17/2006 [-] U.S., Canada to share data from crime scenes
11/17/2006 [-] 16 charges dropped against child-porn suspect
11/17/2006 [-] Cougar feared after boy mauled
11/17/2006 [-] Don't rush into Sunday shopping opposition
11/17/2006 [-] Mould problem closes Paradise school indefinitely
11/17/2006 [-] Wales v Canada
11/16/2006 [-] Air Canada offering takes flight
11/16/2006 [-] Canada sends Chinese official home over snooping charges Epoch Times report
11/16/2006 [-] New poll suggests the environment will be key election issue for many
11/16/2006 [-] Ottawa casts doubt on report that suggested AECL could be put up for sale
11/16/2006 [-] Hearing set for Puerto Rican suspect in slaying of Canadian businessman
11/16/2006 [-] Grimsby, Ont. man gets life for murder of wife
11/16/2006 [-] L'Action democratique wants large Que. families
11/16/2006 [-] Pope reaffirms mandatory celibacy for priests
11/16/2006 [-] Canada gov't invests in game biz
11/16/2006 [-] Canada, U.S. to share forensics info
11/16/2006 [-] Strong winds create chaos in Alberta
11/16/2006 [-] Warrant issued for John Robin Sharpe
11/16/2006 [-] Ignatieff blasts Harper's 'megaphone' diplomacy with China
11/16/2006 [-] Quebec offers 370M to medical specialists to ease 'climate of confrontation'
11/16/2006 [-] Espionage In Canada Windsor
11/16/2006 [-] Grassroots financial centre an 'oasis' from payday lenders
11/16/2006 [-] Vancouver region issued boil-water alert after fierce storm
11/16/2006 [-] Homeowner puzzled by deadly blaze
11/16/2006 [-] Inuit to be quizzed on walrus population
11/16/2006 [-] Riel poem unveiled in Saskatchewan
11/16/2006 [-] Diners can dial, surf for health inspectors' reports
11/16/2006 [-] U.S., Canada to share forensics information
11/16/2006 [-] Two Canada professors win right to toke up at work
11/16/2006 [-] Hit-and-run victim's husband makes tearful appeal
11/16/2006 [-] Farmers hoping to help out buffalo herd
11/16/2006 [-] New fire-paramedic hall coming to Transcona
11/16/2006 [-] Driver drags 2 police officers down street in escape attempt
11/16/2006 [-] Get water workers up to speed, court orders town
11/16/2006 [-] Background checks now required for port workers
11/16/2006 [-] New Glasgow building evacuated after 4 workers faint
11/16/2006 [-] Mounties prevent vigilante justice
11/16/2006 [-] Gas wholesaler pumps up rural stations as prices rise
11/16/2006 [-] TransCanada Wins Big; Will Build 683 MW Toronto Gas Plant
11/16/2006 [-] Canada said to detain spy
11/16/2006 [-] French minister slams Canada's Kyoto retreat
11/16/2006 [-] Quebec C. difficile cases down 60% from peak health official
11/16/2006 [-] Saying 'sorry' won't have legal consequences once Saskatchewan law amended
11/16/2006 [-] Trappers should thank rappers for fur demand, says council
11/16/2006 [-] Goodbye and good riddance to one-cent stamps
11/16/2006 [-] Rain makes things more difficult in Kandahar
11/16/2006 [-] Mohawks take control of disputed property near Deseronto
11/16/2006 [-] Byrne promises vindication in audit scandal
11/16/2006 [-] Navy ship to be sunk during target practice exercise
11/16/2006 [-] Aboriginal leaders in Hobbema for UN meeting
11/16/2006 [-] Hotelier wants Yukon added to foreign worker list
11/16/2006 [-] Imperial, gov't say arsenic scare unfounded
11/16/2006 [-] Ottawa's VoIP decision good news SaskTel
11/16/2006 [-] Private insurance, health-care premiums heat up debate
11/16/2006 [-] Man arrested after cyclist's death had ticket to Europe
11/16/2006 [-] N.L. minister implicated in scandal breaks silence
11/16/2006 [-] French minister shocked by Canada's Kyoto position
11/16/2006 [-] Vancouver cop arrested after accident
11/16/2006 [-] Controversial photo followed police beating, says lawyer
11/16/2006 [-] Vancouver Island city resurfaces after storm
11/16/2006 [-] Liberals cry patronage over liquor store jobs
11/16/2006 [-] Montreal police defend guidelines for Hasidic Jews
11/16/2006 [-] Litter picker wins environmental award
11/16/2006 [-] Smelter company to test Belledune soil
11/16/2006 [-] TransCanada Corp. awarded contract to build gas fired power plant in Ontario
11/16/2006 [-] Canada-based gangs dominate U.S. ecstasy trade report
11/16/2006 [-] Cyclist dies after getting hit by bus
11/16/2006 [-] New rules in Quebec for doctors renting from pharmacists
11/16/2006 [-] Quebec's Black Coalition files racial profiling complaint for Alouettes players
11/16/2006 [-] Police field complaints over city's collection of old fines
11/16/2006 [-] N.L. minister implicated in spending scandal breaks half-year silence
11/16/2006 [-] France shocked by Canada's abandonment of Kyoto
11/16/2006 [-] Sask. government's bottom line brightens by 300M
11/16/2006 [-] Mixed reaction to Manitoba throne speech
11/16/2006 [-] N.L. murder-suicide rate stable over time crime expert
11/16/2006 [-] More time needed to revamp board FPI
11/16/2006 [-] Ottawa family awaits slain man's body from Dominican
11/16/2006 [-] Canada detains alleged Russian spy, reports say
11/16/2006 [-] Canada named top “fossil” at Kenya climate talks
11/16/2006 [-] Canada named top 'fossil'
11/16/2006 [-] Prime Minister Stephen Harper arrives in Hanoi for APEC summit
11/16/2006 [-] Tories shoot down probe into N.L. fibre optic deal
11/16/2006 [-] Canada named top 'fossil' at Kenya climate talks
11/16/2006 [-] Accounting practices not followed at some Halifax schools audit
11/16/2006 [-] Afghan soldiers' benefits lower than civil servants, group says
11/16/2006 [-] Alleged spy arrested in Montreal
11/16/2006 [-] Canada looking to buy more high-tech howitzers for Afghan mission
11/16/2006 [-] Thousands of B.C. residents still without power
11/16/2006 [-] China President Hu will meet Harper after all
11/16/2006 [-] Alleged spy nabbed by agents in Montreal
11/16/2006 [-] Repeat offence lands poacher in jail
11/16/2006 [-] 'Silent exodus' will greet rejection of pay demands pharmacists
11/16/2006 [-] Callers get dangerous driver off the roads
11/16/2006 [-] Waiting mammograms getting read
11/16/2006 [-] Storm leaves thousands without power in B.C.
11/16/2006 [-] Lost car found thanks to 50 ticket
11/16/2006 [-] Woman-beater declared dangerous offender
11/15/2006 [-] Canada to invest in local video game business
11/15/2006 [-] Tory support slipping
11/15/2006 [-] Man arrested on national security certificate on allegations of spying
11/15/2006 [-] Canadian values not for sale, Harper says after China snub
11/15/2006 [-] Slumping Senators upset Sabres
11/15/2006 [-] China Declines APEC Meeting With Canada
11/15/2006 [-] Photo of cops posing with injured man tarnishes dept. Vancouver police chief
11/15/2006 [-] Moose Jaw truck accessory plant to close
11/15/2006 [-] Flush with cash, province will spend more on training
11/15/2006 [-] Vets' group say soldiers deserve better benefits
11/15/2006 [-] Reluctant Arctic hunters to shoot trapped whales
11/15/2006 [-] Powerful storm pummeling British Columbia
11/15/2006 [-] Mtl. police article on Hasidic Jews sparks debate
11/15/2006 [-] Feds wants CRTC to stop regulating Net telephony
11/15/2006 [-] More government spending a priority for B.C. taxpayers
11/15/2006 [-] China Declines APEC Meeting With Canada
11/15/2006 [-] Canada eases rules for foreign workers
11/15/2006 [-] Poll Grits ahead of Tories
11/15/2006 [-] Storm hits B.C.
11/15/2006 [-] Strahl denounces plans for wheat board plebiscites
11/15/2006 [-] Ambrose Kyoto being used to divide Canada
11/15/2006 [-] Picket scuffle at site of land claim dispute near Deseronto
11/15/2006 [-] Coal plant extensions harm public health Energy Probe
11/15/2006 [-] Canadian was beaten to death Dominican police
11/15/2006 [-] Whitehorse inks new deal with workers
11/15/2006 [-] Fort Chip doctor rails against government inaction
11/15/2006 [-] Regina novel writer aiming to beat 30-day deadline
11/15/2006 [-] Alberta posts 5.4-billion surplus, spending millions on projects
11/15/2006 [-] One dead in Edmonton home explosion
11/15/2006 [-] Edmonton man declared dangerous offender
11/15/2006 [-] Canada lashes out at China on human rights
11/15/2006 [-] Kyoto 'dividing' Canada Ambrose
11/15/2006 [-] Animal control changes too weak, St. John's councillors complain
11/15/2006 [-] Military extends counselling, support to parents
11/15/2006 [-] Sun launches 24 Hours in 2 languages in Ottawa area
11/15/2006 [-] New Ottawa council likely to vote down LRT contract polls
11/15/2006 [-] Mourners praise activist 'He just got things done'
11/15/2006 [-] Passport deadline brings rush
11/15/2006 [-] Holland College clears ESL backlog
11/15/2006 [-] P.E.I. Block Parents shut down
11/15/2006 [-] Maritimers bask in unusually mild weather
11/15/2006 [-] Manitoba offers 60% tax rebate on tuition in throne speech
11/15/2006 [-] C-section rates in north worry women's group
11/15/2006 [-] Canada and Zim Exhibition to Open At Gallery
11/15/2006 [-] 44 units of social housing gets green light at city hall
11/15/2006 [-] Building collapses in Vancouver
11/15/2006 [-] Canada records 5.3-billion surplus for first six months of year
11/15/2006 [-] Ottawa to ease restrictions on hiring foreign workers
11/15/2006 [-] Alberta told to ease Fort McMurray's growing pains
11/15/2006 [-] Alberta raking in a windfall of tax revenue
11/15/2006 [-] MacKay downplays China snub over meeting
11/15/2006 [-] Fast-food mascot preaches McFitness in Fredericton schools
11/15/2006 [-] Canada-based drug traffickers peddling more ecstacy in U.S., says report
11/15/2006 [-] Toronto eyes online voting
11/15/2006 [-] Face of lung disease in Canada increasingly female report
11/15/2006 [-] Ottawa to cut off non-band members from hotel funding
11/15/2006 [-] Man charged in wife's slaying cried when body found
11/15/2006 [-] Poll taken in last week shows Liberals ahead
11/15/2006 [-] B.C. officials say tsunami will have no impact on coast
11/15/2006 [-] Police investigate after ferry's logbook disappears
11/15/2006 [-] Police strength at highest in 12 years, StatsCan reports
11/15/2006 [-] Ontario, Quebec sign 808M hydro deal
11/15/2006 [-] Trash or treasure? Resident ordered to clean cluttered yard
11/15/2006 [-] Manitoba throne speech a setup for election opposition
11/15/2006 [-] Inner-city pasture poised to become subdivisions
11/15/2006 [-] Vandals attack vehicle belonging to defence witness
11/15/2006 [-] Police seek suspects in Moncton home invasion
11/15/2006 [-] Get farm animals off river islands, emergency official warns
11/15/2006 [-] Accused drunk driver granted bail, family outraged
11/15/2006 [-] Quebec Liberals deny hiding deficit spending
11/15/2006 [-] Ob-gyns may skip out on labour in the new year
11/15/2006 [-] O'Brien's tax freeze promise will be tough to keep councillors, researcher
11/15/2006 [-] Canada's polar bear sport hunt not targeted environmental groups
11/15/2006 [-] China snubs Canada ahead of APEC summit
11/15/2006 [-] Ambrose tells UN conference Kyoto Protocol being used to divide Canada
11/15/2006 [-] Mother swarmed as group beats teenager
11/15/2006 [-] Missing cyclist was slain, police confirm
11/15/2006 [-] Illness closes Charlottetown preschool centre
11/15/2006 [-] Canada to boost security on key transit systems
11/15/2006 [-] Bloody garbage bags key to murder trial
11/15/2006 [-] Police investigation urged in Ward 8 vote
11/15/2006 [-] Residential schools' ex-students get help against scams
11/15/2006 [-] Chocolate-coated almonds added to Hershey recall
11/15/2006 [-] Man in coma after being pepper-sprayed on bus
11/15/2006 [-] No professor strike at Carleton University
11/15/2006 [-] More cops on the payroll this year, but strength remains below 1970s levels
11/15/2006 [-] Father's death leads to dropping of assault charge
11/15/2006 [-] Parsons surrenders appeal on sentence
11/15/2006 [-] Parents lash out at school board over mould
11/15/2006 [-] Nothing dirty in fibre optic deal Williams
11/15/2006 [-] Canadas First Artificial Heart Recipient Dies
11/15/2006 [-] MANUFACTURING THE FUTURE Innovation and Specialization Key to Keeping Canada Competitive
11/15/2006 [-] Gas price up in P.E.I. for first time since August
11/15/2006 [-] Contracts worth 6 million awarded without tender
11/15/2006 [-] Canada favours APEC free trade zone as 'plan B' to WTO deal
11/15/2006 [-] Vancouver man attacked by shark expected to make full recovery
11/15/2006 [-] Ottawa to spend an initial 37 million on security at urban transit centres
11/14/2006 [-] Recipient of Canada's first artificial heart transplant, dies
11/14/2006 [-] Canada mulls hitching on to Pacific-wide trade bloc if global talks are dead
11/14/2006 [-] Hells Angel's bid to overturn law rejected by B.C. judge
11/14/2006 [-] Ex-New York City mayor Giuliani takes first step in 2008 presidential bid
11/14/2006 [-] China snubs Canada
11/14/2006 [-] Canada's new government invests over 3 Million to improve urban transit security in Alberta
11/14/2006 [-] Court denies Sears Holdings appeal of OSC decision on Sears Canada buyout
11/14/2006 [-] Media Advisory TD Canada Trust grows along with Kanata with another new branch
11/14/2006 [-] Notice to the media Public Health Agency of Canada
11/14/2006 [-] Canada MinIf Doha Fails,APEC Trade Zone Can Be 'Plan B'
11/14/2006 [-] Sears Canada's minority shareholders decisively reject Sears Holdings' squeeze-out transaction
11/14/2006 [-] TORR Canada Reports 2007 First Quarter Results
11/14/2006 [-] Sears Rebuffed in Bid for Canada Subsidiary
11/14/2006 [-] Hershey recalls product in salmonella scare
11/14/2006 [-] Canada says it remains in Kyoto climate pact
11/14/2006 [-] Flamboyant Ignatieff leads Canada party race
11/14/2006 [-] Canada issued 2,430 passports during last summer's Lebanon evacuation
11/14/2006 [-] Total debt in Canada 2.7 trillion Fraser Institute
11/14/2006 [-] Defence Minister O'Connor begins PR effort to sell Afghanistan mission
11/14/2006 [-] Canada commits 40 million to developing world microfinancin
11/14/2006 [-] A & P Canada Co. Fined 47,000 For Health And Safety Violation
11/14/2006 [-] Canada's new government acting now to clean up the air we breathe
11/14/2006 [-] Canada's new government invests 37 million to improve transit security in six urban areas
11/14/2006 [-] DDB Canada and ZiP Communication announce strategic alliance
11/14/2006 [-] Sears Canada Shareholders Vote Against Special Resolution To Effect Share Consolidation
11/14/2006 [-] The STM reacts quite favourably to the Government of Canada's announcement
11/14/2006 [-] Wells Fargo Financial Canada brings two legends together to support the Literacy Foundation
11/14/2006 [-] Province overhauls program for teen prostitutes
11/14/2006 [-] An Aboriginal solution to Atlantic Canada's skilled trade, apprenticeship and technology labour shortage
11/14/2006 [-] Bank of Canada to Issue Upgraded 5 Bank Note
11/14/2006 [-] Bell Canada deploys RFID-enabled asset tracking solution for CN
11/14/2006 [-] Business and Government Turning a Blind Eye to Canada's Multi-billion Fraud Epidemic
11/14/2006 [-] Canada's new Government invests 11.4 million to improve urban transit security in Montreal
11/14/2006 [-] Media Advisory Announcement from the governments of Canada and Quebec
11/14/2006 [-] Noella Leclair, Canada's First Artificial Heart Recipient, Passes Away
11/14/2006 [-] Royal Bank Of Canada Access to Fourth Quarter and 2006 Results Conference Call
11/14/2006 [-] SCI Income Trust unitholders approve sale of Simmons Canada Inc. to Simmons Bedding Company
11/14/2006 [-] Barry Golson Stop U.S.-Canada Immigration Now!
11/14/2006 [-] ADQ recruits former Gilles Taillon as president
11/14/2006 [-] O'Connor sets out to sell Afghanistan mission
11/14/2006 [-] Manufacturers call for tax breaks to survive
11/14/2006 [-] Health system failing the mentally ill judge
11/14/2006 [-] Snow plow drivers not answering city's calls
11/14/2006 [-] Quebec nation debate eclipsing other, more important issues Rae
11/14/2006 [-] Ryan Smyth's status up in the air
11/14/2006 [-] Popular condo conversions have renters worried
11/14/2006 [-] Petro-Canada charged after fatal rig explosion
11/14/2006 [-] North Coast ferry passengers face 5-day shutdown
11/14/2006 [-] Victim's wife, daughter testify at Taser inquest
11/14/2006 [-] Voter turnout up, numbers down in Toronto
11/14/2006 [-] Ottawa, Ontario make progress on Caledonia minister
11/14/2006 [-] Control existing hog barns, man says after discovering carcasses
11/14/2006 [-] Vuntut Gwitchin denies caribou hunting requests
11/14/2006 [-] Ecodensity plan could change Vancouver neighbourhoods
11/14/2006 [-] Trucker's body recovered
11/14/2006 [-] Canadian traders to lobby Democrats on need for open border
11/14/2006 [-] Driver's licence scanners proposed by Washington governor
11/14/2006 [-] NOTE TO SUBSCRIBERS Sears Holding says Canada buy will not proceed
11/14/2006 [-] Canada to boost security on major transit systems
11/14/2006 [-] Winnipeg couple sentenced for sex assaults on teens
11/14/2006 [-] Maverick MP Turner resigns from Conservative party
11/14/2006 [-] Experts debate daily blood-sugar tests
11/14/2006 [-] Morton vows to build premier's residence
11/14/2006 [-] Canada slammed again at summit
11/14/2006 [-] Premier rebuffs re-elected Toronto mayor's tax demand
11/14/2006 [-] Thomas leads Wales against Canada
11/14/2006 [-] Police officer pleads not guilty to assault
11/14/2006 [-] Transit systems get 37M to boost security
11/14/2006 [-] OPP offers rewards in two cold case murders
11/14/2006 [-] Colin Thatcher granted full parole hearing
11/14/2006 [-] Pacific-wide free-trade pact an option Emerson
11/14/2006 [-] Families shocked by sentencing in sex assault case
11/14/2006 [-] Ambrose vows to play positive role in UN talks
11/14/2006 [-] Edmonton cop suspended over T-shirt
11/14/2006 [-] Canada interested in Pacific-wide trade pact
11/14/2006 [-] Ambrose promises Canada will play positive role at UN climate talks in Nairobi
11/14/2006 [-] Man found at rest stop in Alberta foothills was slain
11/14/2006 [-] Boorish behaviour bylaw passes second reading
11/14/2006 [-] Police deliver on city's speeder promise
11/14/2006 [-] Family support group leader faces sex charges
11/14/2006 [-] Tories announce transit security funds
11/14/2006 [-] Canada interested in Pacific-wide pact if global trade talks fail Emerson
11/14/2006 [-] Canada takes heat at forum
11/14/2006 [-] Man dies following shootout with police
11/14/2006 [-] Quebec's ICUs at breaking point, medical specialists warn
11/14/2006 [-] Shivers dismisses racism allegations
11/14/2006 [-] Canada wins 'fossil' award for second day
11/14/2006 [-] Woman shot in front of friends witnesses
11/14/2006 [-] Volunteer feels snubbed by theatre company
11/14/2006 [-] Weather delays Fundy lobster season
11/14/2006 [-] Barb beats beauty in Saint John port
11/14/2006 [-] Whales might delay start of lobster season
11/14/2006 [-] 2 soldiers killed in crash, 1 charged
11/14/2006 [-] HCL inks pact with Canada co
11/14/2006 [-] T.O. voters re-elect David Miller as mayor
11/14/2006 [-] Atlantic Lotto checking fraud complaints
11/14/2006 [-] Wales captain eyes Canada return
11/14/2006 [-] Canada faces U.N. grilling over Kyoto abandonment
11/14/2006 [-] PMI Names Board of Directors for Canada
11/14/2006 [-] Media Advisory for Tuesday Canada's First 'Safer Living Home' in PEI
11/14/2006 [-] Moto Q in Black Makes Global Debut in Canada
11/14/2006 [-] Sears Canada Launches Annual 'Tree of Wishes' Gift Giving Drive for Underprivileged Children
11/14/2006 [-] Mondrian Canada, Inc., an Affiliate of Sun Capital Partners, Inc., Merges with Treck.Hall Limited
11/14/2006 [-] Canada No. 1 in hard-core sex video gaming
11/14/2006 [-] Canada criticized as environmental 'fossil'
11/14/2006 [-] Two Canada professors win right to toke up at work
11/14/2006 [-] Ice-Melt Isolates Remote Communities in Canada
11/14/2006 [-] Microcredit global summit in Canada
11/13/2006 [-] Global warming intimidates Canada hydro power, oil exports
11/13/2006 [-] City council sees tight races, new faces
11/13/2006 [-] 'Hurricane Hazel' wins 11th term in Mississauga
11/13/2006 [-] It's Miller time again in T.O.
11/13/2006 [-] Transit cops can enforce bylaws off C-Train platforms
11/13/2006 [-] Blood in missing man's car hints at foul play
11/13/2006 [-] Calgary cancelling mail-in ballots for next civic election
11/13/2006 [-] Federal funding aims at boosting transit security
11/13/2006 [-] Canadian man attacked by shark undergoes surgery
11/13/2006 [-] Women use microcredit loans best, founder says
11/13/2006 [-] NHL fighting study may be obsolete author
11/13/2006 [-] Harper confers with U.S., British leaders
11/13/2006 [-] Global warming threatens Canada hydro power, oil exports
11/13/2006 [-] Cdn man attacked by shark undergoes surgery
11/13/2006 [-] Tories set to announce transit security funds
11/13/2006 [-] New powers for those elected in Toronto
11/13/2006 [-] Maverick MP hints at 'disturbing' revelation, but coy on subject
11/13/2006 [-] Canada lags in climate fight
11/13/2006 [-] Girl in fatal ATV accident riding alone police
11/13/2006 [-] Dion checks out Alberta
11/13/2006 [-] Short-handed auto repair shops eyeing immigrants
11/13/2006 [-] Autopsy may determine whether body is missing Calgary man
11/13/2006 [-] Quebec bar owners seek injunction against smoking ban
11/13/2006 [-] Canada criticized as environmental 'fossil'
11/13/2006 [-] Arab groups say Tories refuse to meet with them
11/13/2006 [-] Tax agency chases mistakenly issued 'Ralph bucks'
11/13/2006 [-] N.L. couple found dead after shots fired in home
11/13/2006 [-] Gambia Macdouall-Gaye Returns From Canada
11/13/2006 [-] Ice-melt isolates remote communities in Canada
11/13/2006 [-] Canada profs in right to smoke pot
11/13/2006 [-] 500 chocolate workers off the job in Smiths Falls
11/13/2006 [-] UAE-based Dana Gas to acquire Canadian-based Centurion Energy for 1 billion
11/13/2006 [-] Officer said RCMP wouldn't aid suspected drug dealer witnesses
11/13/2006 [-] Canada mentors Afghan troops battling faulty weapons and ine
11/12/2006 [-] The New Christian Right
11/12/2006 [-] Canada dropping the ball on China
11/12/2006 [-] Shell Canada to Develop Milestone Project
11/12/2006 [-] SIR ELTON FEARS FOR GAY MARRIAGE FUTURE IN CANADA
11/12/2006 [-] Sask. RMCP find couple dead with bullet wounds
11/12/2006 [-] Vancouver eyes surveillance cams to deter drunks
11/12/2006 [-] Lions, Alouettes win Sunday to advance to Grey Cup showdown in Winnipeg
11/12/2006 [-] Police in southeast Sask find bodies of man and woman shot in home
11/12/2006 [-] Fears of flooding in B.C. as heavy rainfall predicted
11/12/2006 [-] Canada Faces UN Grilling over Kyoto Abandonment
11/12/2006 [-] Economist wants Canada to show 'more self interest' in treatment of nationals abroad
11/12/2006 [-] Defence dept. looks to cut greenhouse-gas output
11/12/2006 [-] Almost 3 million hold dual citizenship analysts
11/12/2006 [-] Flaherty plans eventual cut to capital gains tax
11/12/2006 [-] Harper's China relations to come under scrutiny
11/12/2006 [-] Documents reveal B.C. Ferries' safety problems
11/12/2006 [-] Canada's 40M microcredit fund not new Critic
11/12/2006 [-] Canada allots 40M to credit for poor
11/12/2006 [-] Grief, anger on anniversary of nurse's hospital slaying
11/12/2006 [-] Hershey recalls chocolate products in Canada - salmonella fears
11/12/2006 [-] Salmonella Fears Spark Hershey Recall
11/12/2006 [-] Canada to finance microcredit projects in developing countries Nov. 12 - Canadian Foreign Minister Peter ...
11/12/2006 [-] Family shocked after dead vet's home ransacked
11/12/2006 [-] N.S. man claims nearby wind farm makes him sick
11/12/2006 [-] Wide variety of Hershey chocolate products recalled because salmonella fears
11/12/2006 [-] Solberg reviews dual citizenship but larger issues loom, say experts
11/12/2006 [-] Harper's first trip to Asia will put spotlight on relations with China
11/12/2006 [-] Defence Department looks for ways to reduce greenhouse gases documents
11/12/2006 [-] WWII veteran in St. John's dies; house found ransacked hours later
11/12/2006 [-] UAE-Based Dana Gas to Acquire Centurion
11/12/2006 [-] Canada mentors Afghan troops battling faulty weapons and inexperience
11/12/2006 [-] Canada-U.S. trade relationship safe Wilkins
11/12/2006 [-] Canada gets 5-4 win over Germany
11/12/2006 [-] Hershey recalls products over salmonella fears
11/12/2006 [-] Canada pledges 40M to microfinancing projects
11/12/2006 [-] U.A.E.'s Dana Gas Agrees to Buy Canada's Centurion Energy for 1 Billion
11/12/2006 [-] De Beers Canada mine on track for '07 despite thaw
11/12/2006 [-] Hershey Canada recalls select products
11/12/2006 [-] Men crawl out after helicopter crashes in Fraser Valley
11/12/2006 [-] Montreal teen faces 21 sex-related charges
11/12/2006 [-] Ottawa targets drivers who use drugs
11/12/2006 [-] Victoria halts dumping sewage
11/12/2006 [-] Victoria Cross recipient's WW1 bagpipes find home at B.C. legislature
11/12/2006 [-] Outcome numbing to Calgary Iraqis
11/12/2006 [-] Oil sands, thermal power plants CanadaâÂÂs worst emitters
11/12/2006 [-] Vancouver woman falls from hotel balcony in Jamaica
11/12/2006 [-] Salmonella scare sparks Hershey recall
11/12/2006 [-] Canada downs USA for Four Nations Cup
11/12/2006 [-] Toronto stocks end week on bearish note
11/12/2006 [-] University of Toronto Home to First Molecular Printer in Canada
11/12/2006 [-] Sennheiser Canada At Toronto Downtown Jazz Festival
11/12/2006 [-] Newfoundland pondering second line to Nova Scotia in wake of phone outage
11/12/2006 [-] NB pipeline proposal worries Nova Scotia
11/12/2006 [-] Worker badly injured at subdivision site
11/12/2006 [-] No psychiatric test for French kidnap mom Canada judge
11/11/2006 [-] Canada's new government proposes to boost airport security with biometric technology
11/11/2006 [-] Cliff Chadderton on CPAC November 12th to discuss how Canada treats its veterans
11/11/2006 [-] Canada's new government delivers on 307 million in settlement funding
11/11/2006 [-] Japanese automakers to boost US production report
11/11/2006 [-] Montreal gym, synagogue clash over attire
11/11/2006 [-] Liberal convention to be the last of its kind
11/11/2006 [-] Dead Canadian sailor's body returned home
11/11/2006 [-] Sovereigntists hold own Remembrance Day service
11/11/2006 [-] Truro, N.S.feels impact of Afghanistan casualties
11/11/2006 [-] Cancer claims Winnipeg social activist Lehotsky
11/11/2006 [-] Remembrance Day marked on foreign battlefield
11/11/2006 [-] Canada says has broken S. Afghan Taliban uprising
11/11/2006 [-] Brazil too much for Canada at Beach Soccer World Cup
11/11/2006 [-] Canada opposes trawling ban DFO officials
11/11/2006 [-] Ceremonies held across Canada, and online
11/11/2006 [-] Body of Canadian sailor who died while in the Bahamas returns to Newfoundland
11/11/2006 [-] Canada pauses to remember its fallen
11/11/2006 [-] Winnipeg activist for poor, inner-city renewal dies
11/11/2006 [-] Microcredit loans focus of Halifax conference
11/11/2006 [-] Field medicine and armour saving more soldiers
11/11/2006 [-] Hershey shuts down factory over quality control
11/11/2006 [-] Liberal leadership hopefuls go a'courting for second ballot support
11/11/2006 [-] Microcredit loans for world's poor to be focus of Halifax conference
11/11/2006 [-] Soldiers gather at Afghan battleground to remember war dead
11/11/2006 [-] French company drops Bombardier contract appeal
11/11/2006 [-] RICHARDS WON'T FACE CHARGES FOR THROWING COMPUTERS IN CANADA
11/11/2006 [-] Ceremonies held across Canada, and online
11/11/2006 [-] Whales could delay lobster hunt in Bay of Fundy
11/11/2006 [-] Canadians honour war dead
11/11/2006 [-] Canadians support state rite for WWI vet
11/11/2006 [-] Ten years sought for kid porn dad
11/11/2006 [-] Low support for 'nation' of Quebec
11/11/2006 [-] Canada with global majority in opposition to trawling ban, DFO officials say
11/10/2006 [-] Clinton urges Canada to hold the line in Afghanistan
11/10/2006 [-] Canada's lakes, ponds turning into mining dumps environmental critics
11/10/2006 [-] Fans, family remember CFL legend Jackie Parker
11/10/2006 [-] Mandela, Gates most admired leaders, Bush, Kim Jong-Il not poll
11/10/2006 [-] 'War Brides Train' arrives in Ottawa
11/10/2006 [-] Judge frees Nunavut sex offender
11/10/2006 [-] Canada Court Rules Government Didn't Consult Tribe Over Pipeline
11/10/2006 [-] RNAO applauds new NP primary health care clinic the first in Canada
11/10/2006 [-] Canada, US considering APEC free- trade zone
11/10/2006 [-] Durocher given a suspended sentence
11/10/2006 [-] Howard Dean to give keynote address at Liberal convention
11/10/2006 [-] Democracy Watch wants income trust probe
11/10/2006 [-] Remember Canada's wounded
11/10/2006 [-] Man looking at 10 years for molesting girls
11/10/2006 [-] EQ 3.1 Aylmer, Québec, Canada PRELIMINARY REPORT
11/10/2006 [-] Lost urn a police concern
11/10/2006 [-] Saskatoon launches fight against rich-poor health disparities
11/10/2006 [-] Snowmobile accident kills man, 61
11/10/2006 [-] Canada scary place to invest
11/10/2006 [-] Father charged after 5-year-old drugged
11/10/2006 [-] 7-year sentence for driver convicted in Mountie's death
11/10/2006 [-] Friends and family pay tribute to Eskimo legend
11/10/2006 [-] Court ruling may delay Mackenzie pipeline hearings
11/10/2006 [-] Ontario honours its fallen soldiers
11/10/2006 [-] Mayor unveils provincial light rail letter
11/10/2006 [-] LRT attack likely random police
11/10/2006 [-] Cdns consuming more paper StatsCan study
11/10/2006 [-] Republicans face quandary over bouncing back from election losses
11/10/2006 [-] Blackburn agrees Quebec is a nation
11/10/2006 [-] Canada opposes trawling ban DFO officials
11/10/2006 [-] Hundreds of Tax Accountants Protest New Canada Revenue Agency Policy
11/10/2006 [-] Hog barn ban should not hurt proposed plant OlyWest
11/10/2006 [-] Winnipeg emergency chief steps down
11/10/2006 [-] Financial group bringing 300 jobs to Charlottetown
11/10/2006 [-] Legality of remote Yukon hunting lodge questioned
11/10/2006 [-] Mackenzie pipeline planned without native group
11/10/2006 [-] CUPE hospital workers accept deal
11/10/2006 [-] P.E.I. doles out research funds
11/10/2006 [-] Pam Anderson Miscarries In Canada
11/10/2006 [-] Court puts the brakes on Mackenzie pipeline hearings
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