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Canadian study sees global warming for centuries
Carbon dioxide already emitted into the atmosphere will keep contributing to global warming for centuries, eventually causing a huge Antarctic ice sheet to collapse and lift sea levels, scientists...
LEVANT: C’mon Steve, nix the handouts
Fewer than one in 100 Canadians donate to a federal political party.
BRAMHAM: Constitutional reference case will go down to the wire
B.C. and Canadian governments have made their case that polygamy is harmful to individuals and society, but there's a long way to go
LEGER: Border troubles? Good luck trying to appeal
Here’s a story for the annals of government agencies investigating themselves and finding themselves pristine.
MACDONALD: A federal election this year? Don't bet on it
Election or no election in 2011? That is the question in Ottawa.
TAYLOR: There’s good and bad on both sides of war
Propaganda is a powerful weapon and invariably viewed as a necessary evil during conflicts.
World stock markets fall after US jobs report, China trade data
Rihanna, Nicki Minaj Tweet About 'Fly,' Joke About Lesbian Hookup
Senator verdict coming on Feb. 22
Senator Raymond Lavigne find out on Feb. 22 whether he will be sent to prison.
Suspected pipe bomb in Ottawa
An Ottawa grocery store was evacuated Friday morning after someone found what appeared to be a pipe bomb.
Retiree wins $190 million in lottery
A Washington state retiree who said he had been pronounced dead three times from heart attacks was identified as one of two people who bought winning tickets in the $380 million Mega Millions...
Bristol Palin offered radio job
An Arizona radio station has offered Bristol Palin a job as an on-air co-host of their morning show.
Edmonton jail hostage plot foiled
Two guards narrowly avoided being taken hostage in a "pre-planned, pre-meditated" plot by shank-wielding, suspected gangsters to take over one of the units at the Edmonton Remand Centre.
Love triangle cited in Calgary slaying
City police say a man found dead in his northwest home by his wife was killed.
Liberals 'not hopeful' on budget: Brison
Liberal finance critic Scott Brison says he's "not hopeful" the Conservatives' upcoming budget will contain enough measures for his party to support, further suggesting Canadians could be going to...
Arabic classes popular at Ottawa schools
Arabic has become the language of choice for Ottawa-area elementary school students registered in foreign language classes at the city's public schools.
Canada's jobless rate stays at 2-year low
Canada's unemployment rate held steady at 7.6 per cent in December compared to the previous month as the economy created 22,000 jobs, Statistics Canada says.
Toronto mayor's austerity call unpopular
Toronto Mayor Rob Ford's edict that all city departments cut their 2011 budgets by five per cent doesn't appear to be working.
Security stepped up at major U.K. transport hubs
Travellers may notice an increased police presence on Britain's rail network and at Heathrow airport today, amid reports the security threat level has been raised at major transport hubs in the...
Foreign countries infiltrating Canada, spy chief warns
A keenly anticipated report by Canada's spy chief paints a broad threat of foreign interference from countries out to influence policy and politicians, target dissidents and pilfer technology.
Sarah Thomson denies she’ll run for Liberals in Toronto
Former mayoral candidate says her political future remains uncertain
It’s the economy, Scott Brison says, and the Tories are stupid
Liberals attempt to tar Conservative financial record and take credit for recovery themselves
Liberals want Ottawa to cough up cash for Coptic churches
Deadline for security infrastructure program has lapsed, so Public Safety Minister would have to dig up additional funds to ease fears after terror attack in Egypt
The GST, hated by many, stands the test of time
Brian Mulroney suffered politically, but he was brave and right. He must be miffed to see a successor play with the tax for political gain
WestJet to cancel service out of Saint John, N.B.
Traffic out of airport has dropped about 20 per cent over previous years
Bed bugs among budget pests biting into Ford’s hold-the-line plans
Library rejects calls to close urban affairs branch, board of health seeks more money to fight insects in mattresses
New Quebec ethics czar vows to restore confidence in MNAs
Tough conflict-of-interest rules now in place after allegations against politicians of unethical conduct
Peter Kent’s green agenda: Clean up oil sands’ dirty reputation
New Environment Minister’s marketing strategy argues that it’s more ethical to buy a resource that fuels Canadian democracy than one that funds foreign dictators or terrorists
Dalton McGuinty hints at final election campaign
In interview with CTV, Ontario premier sends clearest signal yet on his future as Liberal Leader
Senate leader takes aim at suspended members’ expenses
Marjory LeBreton wants such payments ended after it was revealed Raymond Lavigne, suspended since 2007, is still making claims
Is ex-TV news anchor Pamela Martin going all partisan on us now?
Her call to have a certain woman in B.C. premier’s job raises some interesting questions
Ignatieff’s absence apt as Tories strut their stuff
After first week of 2011, there’s little vacationing Liberal Leader could say to wrestle control of agenda from Harper
Ezra Levant and the image makeover of the oil sands
Author on crusade to show that Canada is only major petroleum producer with solid record on environment, human rights
Family OK after abduction and home invasion B.C.
Two Metro Vancouver teenagers and the mother of one of the youths have endured 90 terrifying minutes at the hands of armed kidnappers.
Laser beam aimed at aircraft in Calgary sky
Investigators say a commercial airliner and a local media helicopter were among the targets hit with a green laser light on Wednesday evening.
White House, PMO get new chiefs of staff
President Barack Obama and Prime Minister Stephen Harper have something in common this week — new chiefs of staff.
SOLBERG: Why 2011 is the best year ever ... already!
It's a smidge early, but I am proclaiming 2011 as the best year ever.
LILLEY: Don't fear PM's agenda
Harper's cabinet shuffle gave rise to more election speculation and surprisingly after five years in office, more chatter about his hidden agenda.
LEGAULT: Charest tries to turn the page with ethics czar
Before he left for the holidays, Jean Charest said he hoped that in 2011, he'd "wipe the slate clean" after his "annus horribilis."
SIMPSON: The GST, hated by many, stands the test of time
Twenty years ago this week, Canadians settled uncomfortably into life with the goods and services tax.
IVISON: Stronger economy weakens Liberals
Here's a news flash for those Canadians who are less optimistic about the Canadian economy in 2011 -- in relative terms, we've never had it so good.
GARDNER: Kindly, Canadian Conservatives
Imagine Peter Kent reading from Genesis in the House of Commons and you'll see why comparing Conservatives to Republicans is nonsense
ROBSON: We need more backbenchers
Just how excited are you that Julian Fantino is now secretary of state for seniors while Diane Ablonczy traded that prune for the obscurity of secretary of state for the Americas from which Peter...
GOAR: Why you should care about inequality
Barring an unlikely change of priorities in Ottawa or at Queen’s Park, the poor aren’t going to get much help from government.
Housing market should be resilient in 2011 thanks to low interest rates: LePage
ViewSonic announces ViewFun 3D camcorder line, hopes we won't notice a bit of re-branding
GPS-augmented goggles to turn skiing into interactive adventure
U.S. woman arrested in Iran for spying with alleged microphone in her teeth
B.C. NDP candidate steps up with rallying call to ‘older white males’
Promising to welcome “older white males” back into the NDP, MLA Harry Lali launched his bid to become the party’s next leader with a message that included an attack on equity quotas and the...
Laser hits TV chopper, airliner over Calgary
A green laser lit up several aircraft over Calgary on Wednesday night.
Honda recalls snow blowers over possible fuel tank leak
Gasoline from leaking tank could ignite and cause burns, though Health Canada and Honda say they haven’t received reports of injuries
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