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Even dog won’t walk with me, McGuinty says
Premier Dalton McGuinty addresses the latest poll that shows his approval rating is at one of its lowest points ever.
Ex-Edmonton realtor wanted in U.S.
A disgraced former Edmonton realtor who skipped town in the middle of his fraud trial has apparently been getting into lots of trouble in the United States.
Doctor aghast as skin patient suffers
Leslie-Anne Jenkins' condition might be cured with readily-available medicine that costs $600 a month.
Sex offender granted day parole
Day parole has been granted to a prolific child sex offender who preyed on two young girls at a day home.
Pair who starved grandson seeking release
These monsters dare to raise their ugly voices and expect us to listen, to show them consideration, to show them fairness.
McGuinty could face 'Ford Nation'
It's my way or the subway, Mayor Rob Ford warned Wednesday, threatening to unleash "Ford Nation" on the provincial Liberals if they don't go along with his demands for financial support.
Honda Canada recalling 2006-2007 Civic Hybrid for DC converter replacement
TORONTO - Honda Canada is recalling 2,064 Civic Hybrids from model years 2006 through 2007. It's to replace the DC-to-DC converter — part of the Integrated Motor Assist hybrid control...
Tim Hortons to enter trendy smoothie market to ramp up healthy menu choices
TORONTO - Tim Hortons will soon begin serving up smoothies in Canada as it attempts to shoulder its way into a trendy and growing but fragmented market for the healthy crushed-fruit drinks. The...
Toronto police issue alert for gold bars from Australia, marked with kangaroos
TORONTO - Toronto police are warning workers in the jewelry and metal industries to be on the lookout for people trying to sell gold bars stamped with kangaroos. Someone fraudulently obtained a...
TSX to remain separately-regulated, Canadian exchange under merger plan: Kloet
TORONTO - A merger of the Toronto and London stock exchanges would add jobs in Canada and would not mean a loss of regulatory control in Canada, according to the head of the TMX Group (TSX:X). "No...
Harper condemns "gutless" killers of Pakistan minister, Commons demands justice
OTTAWA - Prime Minister Stephen Harper is condemning what he calls the gutless killers who gunned down the only Christian member of Pakistan's cabinet. The House of Commons has unanimously adopted a...
Harper now says he respects the way Elections Canada interprets campaign rules
OTTAWA - Prime Minister Stephen Harper now says he respects the way Elections Canada interprets campaign financing law, but says his Conservative party had a difference of opinion during the 2006...
Tim Hortons to enter trendy smoothie market to ramp up healthy menu choices
‘Live the Sheen Dream’ Continues to Gain Momentum Thanks to “Epic” Charlie Sheen!
AKIN: Tory transparency fails
During the general election of 2006, candidate Lawrence Cannon, now our foreign affairs minister, authorized funds from his local campaign to be used to buy television advertising in the Quebec City...
PALMER: Election time? Check polls first
Christy Clark was in the first week of her bid for the B.C. Liberal leadership when she floated the possibility of an early election.
YAFFE: Look for fireworks between Clark's Liberals and federal Tories
While outgoing premier Gordon Campbell went out of his way not to criticize Harper's decisions, premier-designate has come out swinging
MACHPHERSON: Quebec toying with rights for short-term political gain
Quietly and slowly, the Charest government appears to be abandoning its proposed legislation threatening minority language rights.
GOLDFARB: A good political leaders debate should be like reality TV
As I think about political leaders debates, I’m forced to think about what makes successful television. I look at today’s leading genre of television – reality TV – and wonder what makes it...
SELLEY: Ford Nation asks Dad for cash
Our friends at Queen's Park ... don't need us to remind them that within a year they are all facing re-election," said the Mayor. "Those that ignore Toronto do so at their peril."
COHN: A sniff test for Ontario’s green politicians
With elections in the air, green groups are seeing red in Ontario: They detect a more toxic political environment in the coming provincial campaign.
Tories hit 43% support: poll
Prime Minister Stephen Harper’s Conservatives have opened up a wide lead against their political rivals in public favour and would be close to winning a majority if an election occurred now, a new...
With Harper 16 points up in poll, do Liberals need ‘a head transplant’?
Stephen Harper’s Conservatives are 16 points ahead of Michael Ignatieff’s Liberals, according to a new poll – a huge lead that puts the Tories close to winning majority government and leaves...
Sexual prisoner escapes torment
The apparent father figure infiltrated a happy family, moving in to a home in the suburbs with a single mother and her three children.
Controversial judge's rulings disputed
Long before controversial comments about a rape victim's attire prompted calls for his resignation, Justice Robert Dewar made two decisions that raise further questions about his approach to assault...
Bandwidth hogs a myth: Clement
There's no evidence bandwidth hogs are slowing down the Internet in Canada, says Industry Minister Tony Clement, and nothing to prove usage-based billing would control network congestion if the...
Bombardier announces largest business jet order ever
The initial firm order for 50 business jets is valued at US$2.8-billion. But NetJets has put another of 70 Global aircraft on option, and if fully realized, could bring the value of the contract up...
BMO rides high on loans
Bank of Montreal reported earnings climbed 18% in the first quarter on strong performance from domestic banking
Hot economy doesn't warm BoC
A cautious Bank of Canada tried Tuesday to curb market anticipation of an early rate increase, as it highlighted the threat posed by currency and commodity volatility amid a stream of data suggesting...
Ottawa to allow Libyan deportees to stay
Ottawa is allowing dozens of Libyans being deported from Canada to stay temporarily until the violence and political unrest in their homeland subsides.
Tory MPPs earn speaker's ire with McGuinty photo
An irate speaker threatened to ban cameras from the legislature after two Tory MPPs placed a giant photo of the premier in front of Dalton McGuinty's empty seat Tuesday.
Climate change could spark cholera return
An increase in extreme rainstorms brought on by climate change could set the stage for a return of cholera to North America, according to a world-renowned water scientist.
Snowbirds jet damaged in landing
A Tutor jet, part of the military's Snowbirds aerobatic flying team, was damaged during a landing at 15 Wing Moose Jaw
Usage-based billing could hurt economy: Clement
Industry Minister Tony Clement told a Commons committee Tuesday he isn't convinced usage-based billing would solve internet congestion.
HMCS Charlottetown sails for Libya coast Wednesday
The Canadian warship HMCS Charlottetown will depart Halifax for the Libyan coast Wednesday, amid word from Defence Minister Peter MacKay that there are about 100 Canadians still trying to leave the...
Companies say 'piracy crisis' rippling back to Canada
Canadian shipping companies are urging the federal government to do more to combat Somali piracy off the Horn of Africa.
Myths about Canada's poor endure, report finds
A new poll commissioned by the Salvation Army finds that many Canadians hold some less-than-charitable views when it comes to the poor, including that those of meagre means would "take advantage" of...
Court strikes down Tory defence on election financing
The Federal Court of Appeal has overturned a ruling that the Conservatives say absolved them of any misconduct in how they claimed national advertising expenses in the 2006 election.
Cancer hush money accusations rock legislature
Allegations that physicians were paid millions of dollars in hush money while cancer patients died on wait lists is "unbelievable," says Alberta Health Minister Gene Zwozdesky.
'Good thing' suit-countersuit bind with minister over: Quebec premier
Quebec Premier Jean Charest said Tuesday he is happy to be out of his suit-countersuit bind with Marc Bellemare, his former justice minister.
Sask. nurses who left crying babies in closet to get jobs back
Two Saskatoon nurses will get their jobs back after being fired for leaving a crying baby in a supply closet.
Tory 'in and out' scheme violated Elections Act: Appeal Court
Elections Canada has scored a major court victory against the Conservative party in a dispute over election spending in the 2006 campaign.
Accused terrorist fails to convince court to throw out 'smoking gun' handwriting analysis
Accused terrorist Hassan Diab failed Tuesday in a last and crucial attempt to get handwriting evidence being used against him disallowed.
StatsCan panel tried to fight decision to kill long-form census: documents
Statistics Canada's arm's length panel of experts went into revolt when it was informed of the government's unilateral decision to scrap the long-form census, internal documents show.
Law-and-order Tories set to increase spending on security, public safety
Spending on federal security and public safety programs is set to increase about 10 per cent in 2011-12, according to financial estimates tabled Tuesday in Parliament which offer a glimpse into the...
Jump in fare evasion cost TTC $22-million in 2010
Commission eyes restoring increased powers to security officers to combat loss
B.C. Lottery Corp. seeks direct deposit of foreign wire-transfers
Opponents of proposal raise spectre of potential money laundering
Builder seeks to reassure B.C. taxpayers on casino financing
Firm says it will use partnership with province to line up funding that won’t cost taxpayers
Two outcast Liberal MLAs looking for ways to come in from the cold
Lekstrom and Bennett looking for ways to return to Liberal tent
Integrity watchdog cozy with top bureaucrats, documents suggest
Records show current and former commissioners’ contacts with ministers and other officials
Insider Mac OS X 10.7 Lion: Auto Save, File Versions and Time Machine
GOLDSTEIN: Sucking, blowing on prisons
Critics of the federal Conservatives who oppose building more prisons because “crime is going down” would at least be somewhat credible had they ever called for building more prisons when crime...
PALMER: Clark needs Falcon on her side, and in toughest of jobs -saving the HST
He says he's not interested in the finance post, but what better way to prove himself?
MACDONALD: Harper's winning the ad war with his Morning in Canada message
We appear to be entering the phoney-war period of an election, in which there's no writ being dropped but the campaign has already begun.
SIMPSON: No pressure, Jack. The election’s up to you
It would appear the New Democrats will have the most to say about whether Canadians will experience another election. It would also appear they aren’t quite sure what to say.
HEBERT: NDP taking wrong road on Senate reform
At the initiative of the NDP, the House of Commons is spending a couple of hours debating a proposal to put the abolition of the Senate on the ballot of the next federal election.
Kendra Wilkinson-Baskett Favored to Win Dancing With the Stars!
Lindsay Lohan: I Want People To Forget My Past So I Can Work Again
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