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12/03/2006 [-] New Canada Liberal boss tries to heal party splits
12/03/2006 [-] Ignatieff, Rae indicate they'll run in next election
12/03/2006 [-] Women protest Status of Women funding cuts
12/03/2006 [-] StatsCan warned about botched inflation formula
12/03/2006 [-] RCMP head faces MPs' grilling over Arar affair
12/03/2006 [-] Celebrating Immunization in Canada Achievements and Opportunities 7th Canadian Immunization Conference
12/03/2006 [-] Ignatieff, Rae to run for Liberals, despite losing leadership
12/03/2006 [-] Dion goes into first caucus meeting with whip in hand ahead of same-sex vote
12/03/2006 [-] Politicians and punditocracy in Quebec waste no time in trashing Dion
12/03/2006 [-] Canada's Dion Says He'll Honor Kyoto
12/03/2006 [-] Canada beats Puerto Rico to finish...
12/03/2006 [-] Canada wins 3 golds at world championships
12/03/2006 [-] Alleged shooter of Hells Angels appears in court
12/03/2006 [-] Critics say Dion will have tough time in Quebec
12/03/2006 [-] Women upset with cuts to Status of Women Canada take protest to the web
12/03/2006 [-] Time to heal party after divisive race, Tories say
12/03/2006 [-] Canada's Dion says he'll honor Kyoto
12/03/2006 [-] Canada's Commitment to Failure
12/03/2006 [-] Canada's Dion Says He'll Honor Kyoto
12/03/2006 [-] Rempel skates to 4th in World Cup
12/03/2006 [-] New Canada Liberal leader tries to heal party splits
12/03/2006 [-] Cdn tanks fire in battle for 1st time in 50 years
12/03/2006 [-] Canada's Liberals pick Dion as leader
12/03/2006 [-] Surprise leader for Canada's Libs
12/03/2006 [-] 'Proud Quebecer' Dion says he'll unify party
12/03/2006 [-] 87% of Toronto Police workers have bad nutrition habits, 65% overweight Survey
12/03/2006 [-] Seats winnable in Quebec says Dion
12/03/2006 [-] Canada to join Holocaust education task force
12/03/2006 [-] Canadian tanks fire first rounds in battle for first time since Korean War
12/03/2006 [-] Canada's Liberals pick long shot as leader
12/03/2006 [-] Crews work to restore power in Ontario, Quebec
12/03/2006 [-] Police grab suspected hackers in Canada, Taiwan
12/03/2006 [-] A dark horse wins leadership of Canada's Liberal Party
12/03/2006 [-] Dion shocks Canada's Liberal with upset win
12/03/2006 [-] Man arrested in shooting death of Hells Angels member in suburban Toronto
12/02/2006 [-] Stormy weather in Ontario causes power outages
12/02/2006 [-] Dinning widens lead in Alta. Tory leadership race
12/02/2006 [-] Albertans vote for Klein's replacement
12/02/2006 [-] No clear winner as ballots counted in Alberta Tory race
12/02/2006 [-] IT World Canada Global Newswatch
12/02/2006 [-] Raptors get rare road win
12/02/2006 [-] Canada's Liberal Leader a Surprise Pick
12/02/2006 [-] Canada's Liberal Party chooses Stephane Dion as next national leader
12/02/2006 [-] Dion acknowledges 'understanding' with Kennedy
12/02/2006 [-] Michael Ignatieff struggles to break on through to the other side
12/02/2006 [-] Idle attempt at gallantry triggered events that made Dion Liberal chief
12/02/2006 [-] Dion's organizers credit slow and steady campaign to the top
12/02/2006 [-] NEWSMAKER-Canada Liberals' new leader faces big hurdles
12/02/2006 [-] Canada's Liberals choose long shot as leader
12/02/2006 [-] Canada's Liberal Leader a Surprise Pick
12/02/2006 [-] Protesters demand Canada end its support of Israel in Middle East conflicts
12/02/2006 [-] Albertans vote for premier's replacement
12/02/2006 [-] Canada's Liberals choose long shot as leader
12/02/2006 [-] A timeline of the events that led to Stephane Dion's victory
12/02/2006 [-] Chretien calls Harper's China policy 'immature'
12/02/2006 [-] 1 arrested as biker shot dead near Toronto
12/02/2006 [-] Jury picks to begin in B.C. serial murder trial
12/02/2006 [-] Dion takes Liberal leadership on 4th ballot
12/02/2006 [-] Dogged, relentless Dion has outperformed expectations throughout career
12/02/2006 [-] Chrétien to PM 'Can I call you Steve, like George W.?'
12/02/2006 [-] Canada's Liberals could choose long shot as leader
12/02/2006 [-] Storm leaves thousands without power in Ontario, Quebec
12/02/2006 [-] Delighted Tories say they helped knock Rae out of Liberal race
12/02/2006 [-] Americans like England, Canada and Israel best, survey says
12/02/2006 [-] May take anti-Harper campaign on the road Williams
12/02/2006 [-] B.C. clinic promises to work within public health system
12/02/2006 [-] Jonathan killers appealing their convictions
12/02/2006 [-] Canadian warship in Persian Gulf rescues crew
12/02/2006 [-] Cdn tanks deployed
12/02/2006 [-] Sellers of Meadow Lake mill settle on buyer
12/02/2006 [-] 2nd round polling opens for PC leader in Alberta
12/02/2006 [-] Canadian tanks deployed in Afghanistan combat
12/02/2006 [-] Rae gets Brison support, Hall Findlay backs Dion
12/02/2006 [-] Polish historians find Second World War bomber wreck
12/02/2006 [-] Canada's Liberal Party choosing new leader
12/02/2006 [-] Controversial E.R. clinic opens in Vancouver
12/02/2006 [-] Parties, politicking go on till wee small hours
12/02/2006 [-] Martha Hall Findlay to back Dion
12/02/2006 [-] Bodies of 2 soldiers killed in Afghanistan return home
12/02/2006 [-] Nighttime Liberal events offer parallel politicking to staid daytime action
12/02/2006 [-] Canada turns to reality show to pick a PM
12/02/2006 [-] Canada pledges 120M to fight AIDS
12/02/2006 [-] U.S. legislator warns of Bush plot to merge Canada, the U.S. and Mexico
12/02/2006 [-] Human rights tribunal finds Alberta man distributed hate on Internet
12/02/2006 [-] 4 Major Candidates Vie to Lead Canada's Liberals
12/02/2006 [-] Canada contributes to Reming operations
12/01/2006 [-] NZ v Canada
12/01/2006 [-] Canada announces pledge to fight AIDS
12/01/2006 [-] Delays, chaos mar Liberal leadership voting
12/01/2006 [-] Historians find Canadian Second World War bomber
12/01/2006 [-] Liberal Party Casts Ballots in Open Race
12/01/2006 [-] Flames rally past Jackets
12/01/2006 [-] Canada's first urgent care centre opens in Vancouver but questions dangle
12/01/2006 [-] Woman apologizes for abducting her two children
12/01/2006 [-] Raptors hold off Celtics
12/01/2006 [-] Canada Commits CAD15 Million to Accelerate Microbicide Development on World AIDS Day
12/01/2006 [-] BMW Group Canada announces record November and year-to-date sales.
12/01/2006 [-] Mercedes-Benz Canada surpasses the 16,000 unit mark in November
12/01/2006 [-] Nissan Canada Inc. November Sales Results
12/01/2006 [-] Volkswagen Canada November 2006 sales results
12/01/2006 [-] What smoke ban? First Nation asks
12/01/2006 [-] Audi Canada surpasses 2005 sales with November results
12/01/2006 [-] DaimlerChrysler Canada Announces November 2006 Sales
12/01/2006 [-] TD Canada Trust announces the grand opening of a new branch in Laval
12/01/2006 [-] Winnipeg-made parka makes fashion splash in Europe
12/01/2006 [-] Canadian Stocks Have 4th Weekly Gain as Energy Stocks Advance
12/01/2006 [-] Joe Volpe makes first major move of Liberal campaign by switching to Bob Rae
12/01/2006 [-] Ex-wife poisoned children against him father
12/01/2006 [-] Bodies of killed Canadian soldiers returned home
12/01/2006 [-] Toyota Canada November sales slip; Chrysler gains 8.4% as cars lead trucks
12/01/2006 [-] Tory party members cast vote for premier Saturday
12/01/2006 [-] Manitoba grand chief slams Doer for 'token' treatment at health summit
12/01/2006 [-] 13% of Winnipeg bridges in 'poor' condition city report
12/01/2006 [-] Voting begins as Liberal candidates set to speak
12/01/2006 [-] Hall Findlay calls for Liberal 'seed of renewal'
12/01/2006 [-] AmerisourceBergen buys Canada firm
12/01/2006 [-] Minister silent on action taken over children's aid scandal
12/01/2006 [-] Vancouver postie dies after falling on ice
12/01/2006 [-] `Brokeback Mountain' parody raises eyebrows in Canada
12/01/2006 [-] Salmonella-affected Hershey plant to re-open
12/01/2006 [-] Alta. Tory leadership hopefuls make last pitches
12/01/2006 [-] High-tech plane aims to curb ocean dumping
12/01/2006 [-] Mould forces closure of Corner Brook school
12/01/2006 [-] Fentie promises action on controversial lodge
12/01/2006 [-] Tipster burglar sends Alberta man to jail for child porn
12/01/2006 [-] Winter storm moves into Ontario
12/01/2006 [-] Oilsands consultation comes late chief
12/01/2006 [-] Mass confusion, myriad outcomes as Liberal leadership goes down to wire
12/01/2006 [-] Britain and Canada fight over paintings
12/01/2006 [-] CBC launches Radio 1 on FM in Saskatoon
12/01/2006 [-] Saskatchewan starts putting cash into on-reserve job training
12/01/2006 [-] Wheat board directors defend embattled president
12/01/2006 [-] P.E.I. considering youth addiction centre
12/01/2006 [-] Yukon MLA vexed that sex shop took resumés
12/01/2006 [-] Ottawa appoints Dene Tha' consultant
12/01/2006 [-] Sealift worker's death under investigation
12/01/2006 [-] Inuit question police report on sled dog slaughter
12/01/2006 [-] Man arrested 8 years after deadly hit-and-run
12/01/2006 [-] Hershey chocolate plant reopens next week
12/01/2006 [-] Mafia suspects turn themselves in
12/01/2006 [-] Local TV news back to one-hour program
12/01/2006 [-] Warm November breaks P.E.I. record
12/01/2006 [-] Workers can stay home Sundays
12/01/2006 [-] Man guilty of assault after putting baby in freezer
12/01/2006 [-] The Globe and Mail Feted in Canada, staying in Myanmar Estanislao Oziewicz
12/01/2006 [-] Liberal brass say convention is the biggest ever
12/01/2006 [-] Private E.R. clinic opens despite legal threat
12/01/2006 [-] Canada issues blunt message to UN over Mideast peace
12/01/2006 [-] AmerisourceBergen Acquires Access M.D., Expanding Its Specialty Business into Canada
12/01/2006 [-] Canada to play key role at World Diabetes Congress
12/01/2006 [-] Porsche Cars North America Reports November Sales for Canada
12/01/2006 [-] U.S. legislator warns of Bush plot to merge Canada, the U.S. and Mexico
12/01/2006 [-] Kensington Market named national historic site
12/01/2006 [-] Fasten your seatbelt, Ontario's new law takes off
12/01/2006 [-] Heritage site needs funding Lunenburg mayor
12/01/2006 [-] Quebec Inuit sign land-claims deal
12/01/2006 [-] Alberta carriers deliver resignation letters to Canada Post
12/01/2006 [-] Demerged mayors snub agglomeration council
12/01/2006 [-] Alberta backbencher and leadership contender Ted Morton full of paradoxes
12/01/2006 [-] Steady Eddie Stelmach is quietly in the hunt for Alberta's Tory leadership
12/01/2006 [-] Alberta Tory contenders face off in televised debate
12/01/2006 [-] Winnipeg filmmaker's doc speaks of stuttering
12/01/2006 [-] Canada Liberals to elect leader, poll has bad news
12/01/2006 [-] Manager defends plowing Surrey mayor's driveway
12/01/2006 [-] Will a Harvard Thinker Reinvigorate Canada's Liberal Party?
12/01/2006 [-] NSP, salvage company face charges in worker deaths
12/01/2006 [-] Children behind a lot of internet porn police
12/01/2006 [-] Bar patrons warned as meningitis kills customer
12/01/2006 [-] Ottawa announces funding pledge on World AIDS Day
12/01/2006 [-] Unemployment rate inches up in November
12/01/2006 [-] Stakes high for final Liberal speeches tonight
12/01/2006 [-] Alleged Russian Spy Arrested in Canada to Face Trial Earlier Than Expected
12/01/2006 [-] Winter-ready Ottawa cancels school buses
12/01/2006 [-] 1 dead in Dartmouth robbery
12/01/2006 [-] Butt out in Nova Scotia
12/01/2006 [-] Neighbours support family devastated by fire
12/01/2006 [-] Tories confirm new AIDS funding of 120M
12/01/2006 [-] N.B. can't pay for Le Goulet relocation
12/01/2006 [-] Gallery wants 2.3M for paintings sold 30 years ago
12/01/2006 [-] Canada moves to ensure safety of diplomats
12/01/2006 [-] Iranian legislators want to shut down Canada's 'den of spies' in Tehran
12/01/2006 [-] Palm Canada Announces Canadian Availability of Treo 700p Smartphone
12/01/2006 [-] Warnings on Tamiflu slowly released by Health Canada
12/01/2006 [-] Loving couple 'died together'
11/30/2006 [-] Canada denies Tehran's spying accusations
11/30/2006 [-] Survey finds that Americans like Canada, England and Israel the best
11/30/2006 [-] Dinning government, business experience key in Alberta Tory leadership fight
11/30/2006 [-] Canada's Liberal leadership contest—a race to the right
11/30/2006 [-] Canada wind power tops 1 gigawatt
11/30/2006 [-] Dozens killed by Philippine typhoon
11/30/2006 [-] Canadiens clipped by Hurricanes
11/30/2006 [-] Corporate leaders say government not keeping youth in Manitoba
11/30/2006 [-] CBC-TV kills Canada Now
11/30/2006 [-] IDEXX Laboratories Canada Corporation to Acquire Additional Shares of Central Laboratory for Veterinarians Ltd.
11/30/2006 [-] Canada's Pain wins World Cup opener
11/30/2006 [-] Canada's Western Grains Research Foundation explores new check-off options
11/30/2006 [-] Canada turns to reality show to pick a PM
11/30/2006 [-] Inco says 'sorry' with 5-million pot for Placentia
11/30/2006 [-] Gander, N.L., airport's future in doubt as 5.9M federal bailout to expire
11/30/2006 [-] Volpe's velcro grip on his delegates moves him from the spurned to spotlight
11/30/2006 [-] Canada thrash Jamaica 4-0
11/30/2006 [-] Canada trounce Jamaica 4-0
11/30/2006 [-] Bank of Canada Interest Rate Announcement
11/30/2006 [-] Media Advisory Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation
11/30/2006 [-] Media advisory Indian and Northern Affairs Canada
11/30/2006 [-] National Energy Board Approves Toll Settlement for Kinder Morgan Canada's Trans Mountain Pipeline
11/30/2006 [-] Anglo Coal Canada consolidates British Columbian coal properties into 'Peace River Coal'
11/30/2006 [-] Royal Bank of Canada declares dividends
11/30/2006 [-] TD Canada Trust grows along with Edmonton opening another new branch
11/30/2006 [-] Royal Bank of Canada reports record fourth quarter and record 2006 results
11/30/2006 [-] New greenhouses going up at the Central Experimental Farm in Ottawa, Canada
11/30/2006 [-] British Columbia hikes budget surplus estimate
11/30/2006 [-] T.O. public health issues meningitis C alert
11/30/2006 [-] Nova Scotia bans smoking in public places
11/30/2006 [-] Leaked report critical of Ontario's Children's Aid
11/30/2006 [-] Liberals to pay tribute to Martin at convention
11/30/2006 [-] Finance minister boasts about new economic plan
11/30/2006 [-] Nativity Story movie promoters woo churches
11/30/2006 [-] Federal gov't to sack wheat board head letter
11/30/2006 [-] 'We don't want boring' Canada Council director says
11/30/2006 [-] Canada crosses one-gigawatt threshold for wind-power capacity
11/30/2006 [-] Teacher, 67, gets age-discrimination hearing
11/30/2006 [-] Grey-haired and bare calendar trend sweeps Sask.
11/30/2006 [-] Photos show no liquor laws broken at bikini event
11/30/2006 [-] One dead in Hobbema shooting
11/30/2006 [-] Predicted mighty hurricane season fizzles to a close
11/30/2006 [-] Bid to host 2014 Commonwealth Games to cost 14.3M
11/30/2006 [-] Prime minister hunt goes prime-time in Canada
11/30/2006 [-] Canada's economy slumps in September
11/30/2006 [-] 'No, I did not kill my wife,' White tells packed courtroom
11/30/2006 [-] Neighbours object to hamlet of horse enthusiasts
11/30/2006 [-] Former MLA launches wrongful dismissal suit
11/30/2006 [-] 'I have prostate cancer' MP André Arthur
11/30/2006 [-] Howard Dean in Canada Wont Fox News Hate This
11/30/2006 [-] Ottawa consolidates Status of Women services
11/30/2006 [-] New technical centre promises 150 jobs
11/30/2006 [-] Yukon parolee turned himself in, police say
11/30/2006 [-] Quebec government, medical specialists resume talks
11/30/2006 [-] Demerged cities vow to fight Montreal's budget
11/30/2006 [-] Woman runs over self at Tims drive-thru
11/30/2006 [-] Thatcher makes another bid for full parole
11/30/2006 [-] Brookfield tire burning plan fuels debate
11/30/2006 [-] Nova Scotia rejects pricey cancer drug
11/30/2006 [-] All bets off on Saint John waterfront project
11/30/2006 [-] Oil patch company opens Moncton office to attract workers
11/30/2006 [-] N.B. ocean-front homes being flooded with salt
11/30/2006 [-] Snowmobiles shouldn't be part of off-road youth ban, club says
11/30/2006 [-] Concern about falling trees closes Stanley Park police
11/30/2006 [-] Tax-freezing mayor-elect gets 23 per cent pay hike
11/30/2006 [-] Cronyism crept into Bull Arm contract Liberals
11/30/2006 [-] Razor blades found in sand at children's playground
11/30/2006 [-] Speeding car mounts curb, killing jogger
11/30/2006 [-] Stewart's lawyers slam Fraser for 'pillorying' their client
11/30/2006 [-] Recycling pioneer, 64, charged in Alberta cocaine bust
11/30/2006 [-] Shrimp and beef briefings revealed, but other items on PM's plate are secret
11/30/2006 [-] Took Natuashish documents, former chief admits
11/30/2006 [-] Why Canada's liberals could pick an Iraq-war supporter as their leader
11/30/2006 [-] Tehran targets Canada's `den of spies'
11/30/2006 [-] Cheerleaders get a loud protest
11/29/2006 [-] Airbus A380 winds up world test flight with Canada stop
11/29/2006 [-] Cold Likely Not Halting Canada Pine Beetle Spread
11/29/2006 [-] Lake Sturgeon Risks Extinction Canada Researchers
11/29/2006 [-] Canada's Bombardier Swings to Profit
11/29/2006 [-] Tories shutting down Status of Women offices
11/29/2006 [-] Campaign everywhere, Dean advises Liberals as convention opens
11/29/2006 [-] 'Rat' gave up mob boss to avenge Russo shooting
11/29/2006 [-] Canada tells Roche to include Tamiflu warning
11/29/2006 [-] Canada oil reserves rose by 3 billion barrels in 2005
11/29/2006 [-] XM Canada Becomes Exclusive Music Channel Provider for Air Canada
11/29/2006 [-] The Vote Is In Most Vegetarian-friendly Universities In Canada Chosen By Peta2
11/29/2006 [-] Why Canada's liberals could pick an Iraq-war supporter as their leader
11/29/2006 [-] Alberta liquor stores say shelves running dry
11/29/2006 [-] Synchrotron scientists looking to save lives with lentils
11/29/2006 [-] Regina cancels big tax hike on small seniors homes
11/29/2006 [-] Martin calls Liberals 'united' at convention kickoff
11/29/2006 [-] Fort Simpson man's body pulled from river
11/29/2006 [-] Doctors, province called to Essential Services
11/29/2006 [-] Angola/Canada Music Concert Closes Cultural Events Over Independence Day
11/29/2006 [-] Winnipeg neighbourhood goes 'green' with retrofitted houses
11/29/2006 [-] Tories renew push for Crocus inquiry
11/29/2006 [-] Wind turbines generate richer royalties in Ont. than Que.
11/29/2006 [-] Canada's Kocher 3rd in biathlon
11/29/2006 [-] Boisclair on Brokeback sketch 'Je ne regrette rien'
11/29/2006 [-] Lawyers for Ron Stewart claim auditor general was unfair to him
11/29/2006 [-] EU takes Canada to WTO over wine, beer tax breaks
11/29/2006 [-] Report says 'health gap' growing in Calgary
11/29/2006 [-] Female ski jumpers miffed at IOC snub
11/29/2006 [-] A Dark History in Canada Japanese Internments
11/29/2006 [-] EU takes Canada to WTO over beer, wine tax
11/29/2006 [-] Dion cancels Las Vegas shows due to illness
11/29/2006 [-] Mainstream News Canadian Parliament Recognizes Quebec as Nation w/in Canada
11/29/2006 [-] Rumors of Canada bird flu case not true-official
11/29/2006 [-] 'Little black book' creates big stir with parents
11/29/2006 [-] City council puts brakes on airport shuttle proposal
11/29/2006 [-] N.S. premier supports recognizing Quebec as a nation within Canada
11/29/2006 [-] Federal Tories to reopen gay marriage debate, hold parliamentary vote
11/29/2006 [-] Opposition cool on cold climate centre
11/29/2006 [-] N.W.T. power company makes plug for rate hike
11/29/2006 [-] NATO needs more soldiers in Afghanistan, former general says
11/29/2006 [-] Lt.-Gov.'s century plant a real late bloomer
11/29/2006 [-] Life sentence for man who bludgeoned ex-girlfriend
11/29/2006 [-] Big names thicken farmer's fight to legalize raw milk
11/29/2006 [-] RCMP looks into alleged spending misconduct of inmates' ombudsman
11/29/2006 [-] Legality of private ER still a question, says B.C. health minister
11/29/2006 [-] Boisclair cameo in 'Brokeback' parody draws fire
11/29/2006 [-] Foreign investments buoy up Canada's balance of payments
11/29/2006 [-] Hoax targeting restaurants
11/29/2006 [-] UN delays native rights declaration
11/29/2006 [-] Court fines driver of bus that crashed
11/29/2006 [-] Governor-General of Canada weeps at Elmina Castle
11/29/2006 [-] Boisclair's appearance in 'Brokeback Mountain' parody draws criticism
11/29/2006 [-] No jail time for Surrey teacher
11/29/2006 [-] Film shows private side of Vancouver mayor
11/29/2006 [-] Superjumbo Airbus A380 touches down in Vancouver
11/29/2006 [-] GG weeps during visit to Ghanaian slave castle
11/29/2006 [-] CanScribe Career Centre, Canada's top-rated Medical Transcription School, achieves another first
11/29/2006 [-] Canada House recognises Quebec as 'nation '
11/29/2006 [-] Winnipeg elementary school hit with mould
11/29/2006 [-] Politics, economic hard times threaten OlyWest hog plant proposal partner
11/29/2006 [-] N.B. exports could decline by 3% agency
11/29/2006 [-] Gander airport managers seek meeting with Hearn
11/29/2006 [-] Vonage Canada expands local phone service in 19 communities in Quebec
11/29/2006 [-] Canada House recognises Quebec as 'nation '
11/29/2006 [-] Canada Nat'l Railway sees '07 capital spending of C1.6 bln
11/29/2006 [-] Group slams U.S., Canada over raw sewage
11/29/2006 [-] Mad Trapper's exhumation surfaces a second time
11/29/2006 [-] Developers scrap 300M track, casino in Saint John
11/29/2006 [-] Fewer people using food banks in N.B.
11/29/2006 [-] Tasered teen charged with resisting arrest
11/29/2006 [-] EU seeks WTO talks with Canada on wine, beer tax
11/29/2006 [-] Stalker won't promise to stay away from victim
11/29/2006 [-] Bone-chilling cold a concern for homeless in Prince Albert
11/29/2006 [-] Light earthquake shakes Canada's Ontario province
11/29/2006 [-] Canada's Liberal Party convenes to elect new leader
11/29/2006 [-] Canada's Bombardier Swings to Profit
11/29/2006 [-] New police commission to handle complaints
11/29/2006 [-] East Hawkesbury residents abandon flea market fight
11/29/2006 [-] Uranium claims dig up discussion in western Quebec
11/29/2006 [-] Spanish police break up international credit card fraud ring; 23 nabbed
11/29/2006 [-] Report Calgarians fat and lazy
11/29/2006 [-] Gov. Gen. Michaelle Jean weeps softly during visit to 'slave castle' in Ghana
11/29/2006 [-] NATO finds handful of troops for Afghanistan; scraps limits on existing force
11/29/2006 [-] Killer Robots invade Canada
11/29/2006 [-] Canadian claims 7-peak achievement
11/29/2006 [-] Earthquake rattles Sudbury region overnight
11/29/2006 [-] Brother of slain soldier criticizes combat role in Afghanistan
11/29/2006 [-] Gerber, Senators get better of Hurricanes
11/29/2006 [-] 1-man charity sends 30,000 books to Nigeria
11/29/2006 [-] Police board 'welcomes' public airing, but not now
11/29/2006 [-] Pull 'misleading' scratch tickets, gambling watchdog group urges
11/29/2006 [-] Canada Experts Find Path Around Internet Firewalls
11/29/2006 [-] Sex offender gets 18 months for breaking court order
11/29/2006 [-] Stephenville shelter on brink following donor's death
11/29/2006 [-] Knock-out fight expected for Tory stronghold
11/29/2006 [-] Kimmirut standoff ends peacefully
11/29/2006 [-] New Brunswick to ban ATV use by anyone under 16
11/29/2006 [-] PM delivers on pledge to revisit same-sex issue
11/29/2006 [-] Canada's Bombardier Swings to Profit
11/29/2006 [-] Canada's ship of horrors
11/29/2006 [-] Billions blown on IT deals
11/29/2006 [-] Fraser's Finds
11/29/2006 [-] Ottawa woman is Canada's worst driver
11/29/2006 [-] Police to probe anti-Jew election flyer
11/29/2006 [-] Hockey game attack nets guilty plea
11/29/2006 [-] Tots left in car while mom shopped
11/29/2006 [-] Canada warns public support at risk in Afghan role
11/29/2006 [-] Quebec 'nation' raises native Indian ire
11/29/2006 [-] EQ 4.1 Sudbury, Ontario, Canada PRELIMINARY REPORT
11/28/2006 [-] Ambrose slammed for snubbing environment committee again
11/28/2006 [-] Canada to help remove obstacles to ensure justice for all
11/28/2006 [-] Investing Canada bond-rater seeks new niche
11/28/2006 [-] U.S. wants Canada's cattle
11/28/2006 [-] Canadian parliament recognizes Quebecois as 'nation' within Canada
11/28/2006 [-] Canada to be recognized for fighting childhood blindness
11/28/2006 [-] Sears Holdings Announces Results of Its Offer for Shares of Sears Canada
11/28/2006 [-] Canada's new government pleased to participate in Aboriginal Health Summit
11/28/2006 [-] Quebec, a nation within Canada, divides Liberals
11/28/2006 [-] Canada's parliament recognizes Quebecers as a nation
11/28/2006 [-] IDEXX Laboratories Canada Corporation to Acquire Shares of Central Laboratory for Veterinarians Ltd.
11/28/2006 [-] Scottish fugitive claims innocence on YouTube
11/28/2006 [-] Snow, harsh cold grips Western Canada
11/28/2006 [-] Tories plan December vote on same-sex marriage
11/28/2006 [-] A Living Fossil at Risk of Extinction One Part of Canada's Decline in Biodiversity
11/28/2006 [-] Canada's New Government moves toward second wait times guarantee for First Nations diabetes care
11/28/2006 [-] Students soar to new heights with Air Canada
11/28/2006 [-] Quebec recognised as 'nation within Canada'
11/28/2006 [-] Diamonds may be Canada's future
11/28/2006 [-] Sears Holdings Acquires 17.8 Million Sears Canada Shares In Offer
11/28/2006 [-] Yahoo! Canada to Provide Exclusive Insider Coverage from the Delegates at the Leadership Convention
11/28/2006 [-] Parking meter rates to rise to 4 an hour downtown
11/28/2006 [-] Quebec recognized as a nation within Canada
11/28/2006 [-] Accused killer describes finding wife's body
11/28/2006 [-] Police assault on student 'intolerable abuse' Appeal Court
11/28/2006 [-] Victims of Dawson College 'madman' want tougher gun laws
11/28/2006 [-] Farmer sour over 'ancient' Ontario law banning raw milk
11/28/2006 [-] Attack injuries claim university student
11/28/2006 [-] Fear grips Alberta Tory party as Morton continues charge from the right
11/28/2006 [-] Report Security agency employees lack confidence in whistleblowing
11/28/2006 [-] Canada Bread Announces Closure of its 203rd Street Bakery in Langley, British Columbia
11/28/2006 [-] Katz to have divorce papers unsealed
11/28/2006 [-] Kids make up 46% of Man. food bank users report
11/28/2006 [-] Liberals lobby for higher Yukon welfare rates
11/28/2006 [-] New film network shoots for remote aboriginal communities
11/28/2006 [-] Kimmirut cautious as police try to end armed standoff
11/28/2006 [-] Hearing on alleged Russia spy delayed again
11/28/2006 [-] Tories Liberal 'legacy' behind auditor general's findings
11/28/2006 [-] Mount Allison University Voted One Of The Most Vegetarian-friendly Universities In Canada
11/28/2006 [-] Advisory Health Canada advises business owners of a phone scam
11/28/2006 [-] Media Advisory TD Canada Trust grows along with Edmonton with another new branch
11/28/2006 [-] Woman shot to death in New Westminster
11/28/2006 [-] Calgary energy trust executives in Ottawa
11/28/2006 [-] Town plan called unrealistic
11/28/2006 [-] Education minister scared of public Ghiz
11/28/2006 [-] Police identify second girl killed in crash
11/28/2006 [-] Expect more fees P.E.I. doctors
11/28/2006 [-] Pair charged in 9 robberies targeted older people, police allege
11/28/2006 [-] Waverley West's first neighbourhood passes city committee
11/28/2006 [-] Health Canada warns of pandemic kit fraud scheme
11/28/2006 [-] GG Africa must recognize own role in slave trade
11/28/2006 [-] Jean tells African audience the continent must recognize its role in slavery
11/28/2006 [-] 5 kids left in car while Mom Xmas shopped
11/28/2006 [-] Leafs trade goalie Tellqvist to Phoenix
11/28/2006 [-] Canada experts find path round Internet firewalls
11/28/2006 [-] Diamonds could be Canada's best friend
11/28/2006 [-] Quebec now a nation within Canada
11/28/2006 [-] Sears Holdings says it acquired 17.8 mln Sears Canada shares
11/28/2006 [-] thestar.com joins Olive Canada Network
11/28/2006 [-] Inmates' ombudsman shirked duties, often skipped work AG
11/28/2006 [-] 4 murders, 1 missing person in 50K reward program
11/28/2006 [-] 2 hunters rescued after night stuck in snow
11/28/2006 [-] Quebec recognised as 'nation within Canada'
11/28/2006 [-] Oilsands consultation falls to Alberta, lawyer says
11/28/2006 [-] Canada calls for reinforcements in Afghanistan
11/28/2006 [-] Atomic Energy Canada aims to generate 1 billion plus from Argentina
11/28/2006 [-] AG slams ex-prison official for unearned salary
11/28/2006 [-] Atomic Energy Canada aims to generate 1-billion-plus from Argentina
11/28/2006 [-] Alberta politicians pick sides in leadership race
11/28/2006 [-] Vancouver residents deal with storm aftermath
11/28/2006 [-] Quebec vote 'wrong direction,' says McGuinty
11/28/2006 [-] Investigator saw no record of alleged spy's name
11/28/2006 [-] UN council rejects EU-Cdn resolution on Darfur atrocities
11/28/2006 [-] Skin-care product poses bacterial infection risk Health Canada
11/28/2006 [-] Province to review special needs education
11/28/2006 [-] Canada symbolically recognizes Quebec as nation
11/28/2006 [-] Montreal activist Jaggi Singh granted bail again
11/28/2006 [-] Montreal council votes to change Parc Avenue
11/28/2006 [-] Alleged Russian spy used fake papers, experts testify
11/28/2006 [-] Canada pressing NATO allies to shoulder Afghanistan combat load
11/28/2006 [-] Rules for breast reduction surgery too strict critics
11/28/2006 [-] Parrsboro board-game project in doubt mayor
11/28/2006 [-] Liberals scrap idea of debating motion on Quebec nation at convention
11/28/2006 [-] Ontario premier says nation vote is going in the 'wrong direction'
11/28/2006 [-] Get tough on gun control, victims and opposition tell Tories
11/28/2006 [-] Lack of supervision led to cop corruption report
11/28/2006 [-] Goodale backing Rae for leadership
11/28/2006 [-] Police force grappled with how to restore integrity
11/28/2006 [-] Goodale backs Rae on eve of Liberal convention
11/28/2006 [-] Hydro crews restore power amid B.C. deep freeze
11/28/2006 [-] More working poor using food banks study
11/28/2006 [-] Liberals won't debate Québécois nationhood at convention
11/28/2006 [-] Canada, Dutch to issue joint plea for NATO members for remove Afghan restrictions
11/28/2006 [-] Hospital donation drive may raise fraud risk
11/28/2006 [-] Tax fighter to be O'Brien's chief of staff
11/28/2006 [-] Canada 's House of Commons recognizes Quebec as a nation
11/28/2006 [-] Parliament sees French speakers as symbolic nation in Canada
11/28/2006 [-] Estevan area selected for clean coal plant
11/28/2006 [-] One player out, another coming in as builder of soccer complex
11/28/2006 [-] Toronto police no-ask, no-tell immigration policy called security threat
11/28/2006 [-] Martin Nutraceuticals Previews Book at Whole Life Expo in Toronto, Canada
11/28/2006 [-] P.E.I. will not close schools
11/28/2006 [-] Canadian company closes Centralia coal mine, 600 lose jobs
11/28/2006 [-] Canadian soldier lightly hurt in suicide attack
11/28/2006 [-] Liberals, Bloc win byelections, May finishes 2nd
11/28/2006 [-] NATO summit gets underway in Latvia; Harper to talk about Afghanistan
11/28/2006 [-] Rossiter appointment smells of patronage Easter
11/28/2006 [-] Younge convicted of sexual assault
11/28/2006 [-] Canada's House of Commons recognizes Quebec as a nation
11/28/2006 [-] Not guilty plea entered in road rage case
11/28/2006 [-] Man killed in nighttime ATV accident
11/28/2006 [-] Revenge motivated fibre optic move Opposition
11/28/2006 [-] Canada recognises Quebec as a nation
11/28/2006 [-] Canada's House of Commons recognises Quebec as a nation
11/27/2006 [-] Quebec now a 'nation' within Canada
11/27/2006 [-] Canada recognizes Quebecers as a nation
11/27/2006 [-] Canada backs Quebecer nationhood
11/27/2006 [-] Parliament passes motion to recognize Quebec as a nation within Canada
11/27/2006 [-] Canada's House of Commons recognizes Quebec as a nation
11/27/2006 [-] Canada's House of Commons recognises Quebec as a nation
11/27/2006 [-] US beats Canada for Gold Cup crown as China showdown looms
11/27/2006 [-] Gold Gains for Seventh Day as Euro Touches Highest Since 2005
11/27/2006 [-] Combat Manitoba work shortage with bold marketing Chamber
11/27/2006 [-] Winter wallop expected for southern Manitoba
11/27/2006 [-] Sex offender on way home after arrest in Canada
11/27/2006 [-] Vancouver mayor wants 'civil city' by 2010
11/27/2006 [-] White complained of feeling dirty, murder trial told
11/27/2006 [-] Sanikiluaq warned about returning sex offender
11/27/2006 [-] U.S. officials revive plan to resume trade in older Canadian cattle
11/27/2006 [-] Students hit by hepatitis A outbreak
11/27/2006 [-] Man pepper-sprayed on bus dies
11/27/2006 [-] Boil water advisory lifted for 900,000 people in Vancouver area
11/27/2006 [-] Harper cabinet minister quits over Quebec nation motion
11/27/2006 [-] Tory cabinet minister quits post over Québécois motion
11/27/2006 [-] Montreal transit fares are going up
11/27/2006 [-] Top three jockey for leader of Alberta Tories
11/27/2006 [-] Man dies trying to keep warm in camper trailer
11/27/2006 [-] Harper to lose cabinet minister over Quebec vote
11/27/2006 [-] Greater Vancouver boil-water advisory lifted
11/27/2006 [-] Motion treats nation as 'political trinket,' Kennedy says
11/27/2006 [-] Liberals' Pink Book targets women's finances
11/27/2006 [-] Liberals' Pink Book outlines women's policies
11/27/2006 [-] Ontario Leads Canada In Windpower Generation
11/27/2006 [-] Blast of winter spurs opening of more shelter beds
11/27/2006 [-] West Coasters slide through real winter, brace for big chill in Lotusland
11/27/2006 [-] Blaze destroys Marion Bridge centre
11/27/2006 [-] Tories prefer Canadian women to 'stay barefoot and pregnant,' say Liberals
11/27/2006 [-] Crash victim identified as Alberton teen
11/27/2006 [-] Bank of Canada considers cut to 2% inflation target
11/27/2006 [-] University student seriously injured in late-night attack
11/27/2006 [-] Man arrested after chain-reaction crash
11/27/2006 [-] Barrett to learn fate Monday
11/27/2006 [-] Mexican officials hold up Winnipeg optometrist's humanitarian aid
11/27/2006 [-] Winnipeg family in sanctuary 'shaken' by rejected appeal
11/27/2006 [-] Canada, U.S. meet in Gold Cup final
11/27/2006 [-] Media Advisory Ontario Government, MADD Canada to recognize victims of impaired driving
11/27/2006 [-] Sex offender captured in Canada
11/27/2006 [-] Bank of Canada considering future inflation target below two per cent
11/27/2006 [-] Official loses big skimming gambling funds
11/27/2006 [-] Stricter St. John's parking rules improve access council
11/27/2006 [-] Two defeated candidates back Stelmach to replace Klein
11/27/2006 [-] B.C. digs out from snowfall as cold air descends
11/27/2006 [-] Montreal council to vote on Parc Ave. name change
11/27/2006 [-] All-star panel chooses books for Canada Reads 2007
11/27/2006 [-] 'Close the gap' on native health, Doer urges Ottawa
11/27/2006 [-] Province to crack down on new drivers
11/27/2006 [-] Telus says it won't convert to income trust
11/27/2006 [-] Dumping day begins under watchful eyes
11/27/2006 [-] Canada Unveils Partnership Against Cancer
11/27/2006 [-] New passport rules affecting Canada, Mexico flights
11/27/2006 [-] Security help from Canada
11/27/2006 [-] Two more Canadian troops killed by suicide bomber in Kandahar
11/27/2006 [-] Kennedy to oppose Quebecois-nation motion
11/27/2006 [-] Blue Jays ink Barajas report
11/27/2006 [-] Clock ticking on Ottawa's offer on Gander airport
11/27/2006 [-] Aliant repairs allow test of St. John's emergency plans
11/27/2006 [-] Sex offender captured in Canada
11/27/2006 [-] Backing out of Kyoto may hurt Canadian economy
11/26/2006 [-] U.S. edges Canada in Gold Cup final
11/26/2006 [-] Shell Canada Increases Investments in 2007 Plan
11/26/2006 [-] U.S. Women Top Canada for CONCACAF Tit
11/26/2006 [-] U.S. women top Canada for CONCACAF title
11/26/2006 [-] Canadian soldier leads training at new African peacekeeping school
11/26/2006 [-] Grit leadership hopeful Kennedy bucks tide, opposes Quebec nation resolution
11/26/2006 [-] Canada's installed wind energy capacity doubles in 2006
11/26/2006 [-] Canada could be hurt by Kyoto retreat, says head of UN Envir
11/26/2006 [-] Canada could be hurt by Kyoto...
11/26/2006 [-] Canada's Kucera Wins Super Giant Slalom
11/26/2006 [-] Complex factors at play in Grit leadership vote
11/26/2006 [-] Quebec increases offer to specialist doctors
11/26/2006 [-] Two outsiders hope to join the opposition benches after Monday's byelections
11/26/2006 [-] Canada, Netherlands to issue joint plea to NATO
11/26/2006 [-] Alta PC leadership race sees chance of movement to far right, party splitting
11/26/2006 [-] Former Tory MP says caucus members have no say in forming policy
11/26/2006 [-] Canada could be hurt by Kyoto retreat, says head of UN Environment Program
11/26/2006 [-] Outcome of Liberal race depends on turnout, organization, whim of delegates
11/26/2006 [-] Outsiders hope byelections send them to Ottawa
11/26/2006 [-] Canadian troops train African peacekeepers
11/26/2006 [-] Charlottetown plagued by massive crow influx
11/26/2006 [-] Berlin Wall sections in Nova Scotia need new home
11/26/2006 [-] Churches help refugees avoid deportation
11/26/2006 [-] Montreal parents protest over day care funding
11/26/2006 [-] May aims for Greens' first seat in byelection
11/26/2006 [-] Refugee claimants hide in churches for months, hoping for a life in Canada
11/26/2006 [-] Snowstorm blankets B.C.'s southern coast
11/26/2006 [-] Cold snap leaves 1 dead in Calgary
11/26/2006 [-] Three duke it out for Alta. Tory leadership
11/26/2006 [-] Snow causes Vancouver flight delays
11/26/2006 [-] Albertans hustle to help homeless as cold snap continues
11/26/2006 [-] Booby-trapped grow-ops increasing danger Ontario police
11/26/2006 [-] Hundreds of parents march in Montreal to protest day-care inequality
11/26/2006 [-] P.E.I. residents cry fowl as murder of crows settles into neighbourhood
11/26/2006 [-] Battle wide open in London, Ont., byelection as voting day draws near
11/26/2006 [-] P.E.I. couple experiences freak potting soil fire
11/26/2006 [-] Cannon No decisions yet on how to limit spending
11/26/2006 [-] Refugee claimants hide and hope for a life in Canada
11/26/2006 [-] Seal hunters found safe, uninjured after becoming lost off Baffin Island
11/26/2006 [-] Canada pushes Beijing on rights
11/26/2006 [-] B.C. hammered by snow storm, freezing temperatures
11/26/2006 [-] Duceppe says 'nation' motion plays into his hands
11/26/2006 [-] Ontario Teachers' Pension Plan buys marine terminals in N.Y., Canada
11/26/2006 [-] Air Canada shares given rough ride
11/26/2006 [-] Edmonton, Calgary race to help homeless during cold snap
11/26/2006 [-] Former treasurer leads race to replace Klein
11/26/2006 [-] Volleyball Japan beats Canada in 2nd-round opener at world c'ship
11/25/2006 [-] Results of Alberta Progressive Conservative leadership vote
11/25/2006 [-] Second ballot likely in Alta. Tory leader vote
11/25/2006 [-] PEI couple experiences freak potting soil fire
11/25/2006 [-] 'Barber of Kandahar' finds himself in firefight
11/25/2006 [-] Dinning takes early lead in race to replace Klein
11/25/2006 [-] Laval team wins third Vanier Cup in four years
11/25/2006 [-] Vancouver victims of freak crash still in hospital
11/25/2006 [-] Argument turns violent, sending one to hospital
11/25/2006 [-] Two dogs involved in child's death are killed
11/25/2006 [-] Rae calls for Harper's defeat over spending move
11/25/2006 [-] Storm-weary Vancouver braces for major snowfall
11/25/2006 [-] Canada captures two gold in trampoline
11/25/2006 [-] Canada unafraid of U.S. soccer team they will meet in Gold C
11/25/2006 [-] NZ bride-to-be killed in road accident in Canada
11/25/2006 [-] What was an Alleged Russian Spy Doing in Canada?
11/25/2006 [-] Quebecor boss warns of changing media landscape
11/25/2006 [-] Remains of mother of 4 found in Nova Scotia
11/25/2006 [-] Plea agreements protected by Druken decision lawyer
11/25/2006 [-] Italy overcome poor start to beat Canada 41-6
11/25/2006 [-] Italy 41-6 Canada
11/25/2006 [-] AngioDynamics to market varicose vein treatment made by Canada company
11/25/2006 [-] War resister who lef the Army building a new life in Canada
11/25/2006 [-] Federation of Canadian Municipalities calls for N.L. ferry upgrades
11/25/2006 [-] Quebec hospital fights new C. difficile outbreak
11/25/2006 [-] Security in place to contain outbreak in Quebec hospital
11/25/2006 [-] A passage to Canada Indians outnumber the Chinese
11/25/2006 [-] Polls open in race to replace Klein in Alberta
11/25/2006 [-] 2 Canadian men arrested in 90-kilogram pot bust on Massachusetts highway
11/25/2006 [-] Donkey mascot enjoying better life with Canadian engineers
11/25/2006 [-] Jack Frost could play role in deciding next leader of Alberta Conservatives
11/25/2006 [-] Edmonton relief workers step up patrols as temperature dips
11/25/2006 [-] Alberta Daily Herald Tribune
11/25/2006 [-] Who will take the Alberta Tory crown?
11/25/2006 [-] Facts about Alberta Tory leadership race
11/25/2006 [-] Heffel Fine Art Auction makes 11.7 million
11/25/2006 [-] UN gets fishing deal, avoids bottom trawling ban
11/25/2006 [-] Canada inks deal to buy 500,000 doses of flu drug
11/25/2006 [-] Alta. Tories to cast ballots for new leader
11/25/2006 [-] Canadian Aboriginal Music Awards handed out
11/25/2006 [-] Last of Bay of Fundy right whales leave the area
11/25/2006 [-] Iran to pursue human rights violation in Canada
11/25/2006 [-] Ottawa red flags foreign buyouts
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