National

July, 03, 2009

KANDAHAR, Afghanistan - A Canadian soldier travelling through a hotbed of Taliban activity was killed Friday when his armoured vehicle struck a roadside bomb ...

WINNIPEG - A young girl with skin covered in racist markings. A mother testifying in shackles. A father talking about interracial breeding and Norse ...

MONTREAL - As he scanned an album packed with photos of his seven children enjoying family vacations of the past, Mohammed Shafee broke down ...

OTTAWA - Foreign Minister Lawrence Cannon and International Co-operation Minister Bev Oda were prepared to bow as the 125th holder of Japan's Chrysanthemum Throne ...

REGINA - The Saskatchewan government wants the province's highest court to weigh in on proposed legislation that would allow marriage commissioners to not perform ...

PARIS - Critics of a new hydroelectric project in Quebec now have a prominent ally - Nobel Prize-winning author Jean-Marie Gustave Le Clezio.

In ...

Ontario is now reporting 12 deaths associated with the swine flu for a national total of 33.

A 37-year-old Toronto man who had underlying medical ...

BUCKHORN, Ont. - The latest soldier killed in Afghanistan was a gentle family man who had planned to return home to his wife and ...

CALGARY - The officer in charge of the United States Central Command is warning against premature optimism as thousands of American troops surge into ...

LAVAL, Que. - A Quebec judge has fined a man more than $40,000 for publishing photos and videos online of himself and his ex-girlfriend ...

MEMRAMCOOK, N.B. - Romeo LeBlanc's son gently rested his hand on his father's flag-draped casket and said goodbye to a man remembered by many ...

OTTAWA - Canadians remain smitten with Barack Obama.

That's the conclusion drawn from a new poll published just in time for the Fourth of July ...

SURREY, B.C. - Mounties say an officer confronted by a knife-wielding teenager had to make a choice between his Taser and his gun.

The officer ...

CALGARY - The streets of downtown Calgary are lined with wannabe cowboys and cowgirls for the kickoff to the Calgary Stampede.

About 350,000 people are ...

OTTAWA - Finance Minister Jim Flaherty now expects Canada's economic recovery to be modest and for job losses to mount into 2010 even after ...

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