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Hébert: What if Stephen Harper had his elected Senate?Toronto Star - - 22 minutes ago Prime Minister Stephen Harper favours an elected Senate with limited terms for senators. Shortly after the minority Conservative government was elected in 2006, he was widely criticized for appointing Montrealer Michael Fortier to the Senate to make ... Ignatieff is still stumbling in role as opposition leader Montreal Gazette Canada failing to help citizens abroad: Critics Toronto Sun Colonel's arrest reopens cold casesToronto Star - 22 minutes ago Col. Russell Williams is charged in murders of Jessica Lloyd, 27, top left, and Cpl. Marie-France Comeau, 37. Cruiser, right, is seen at his Ottawa home Feb. 9, 2010. Disturbing pattern emerged, police say National Post The tire track that broke the case wide open Globe and Mail Giambrone plans to remain in mayoral raceGlobe and Mail - 18 minutes ago From Wednesday's Globe and Mail Published on Wednesday, Feb. 10, 2010 12:00AM EST Last updated on Wednesday, Feb. 10, 2010 4:42AM EST TTC chair Adam Giambrone plans to stay in the mayor's race with the "full support" of his long-time girlfriend, ... James: Adam Giambrone should drop out of race Toronto Star Fresh calls for councillor's resignation National Post |
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Nuclear Iran must be stopped, Israel says
Globe and Mail - - 17 minutes ago
JERUSALEM - From Wednesday's Globe and Mail Published on Wednesday, Feb. 10, 2010 12:00AM EST Last updated on Wednesday, Feb. 10, 2010 4:42AM EST Despite Iran's denials that its move to step up enrichment of uranium has anything to do with building a ...
'World moving fairly quickly on Iran' Jerusalem Post
Ukraine's PM vows fight
Montreal Gazette - - 2 hours ago
By PETER O'NEIL, Canwest News ServiceFebruary 10, 2010 3:03 AM A defiant Yulia Tymoshenko, brushing aside the conclusion of election observers that Sunday's presidential vote was fair, will challenge Viktor Yanukovych's narrow victory in court, ...
Pugnacious Apparent Loser in Ukraine Remains Silent New York Times
Sri Lankan Gen Sarath Fonseka's arrest to be challenged
BBC News - 2 hours ago
Sri Lankan opposition parties have said they will mount a legal challenge to the detention of defeated presidential candidate Gen Sarath Fonseka.
Political supporters clash in streets of Sri Lanka The Associated Press
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$4.7-BILLION / In a season of restraint, Alberta opts to spend
Globe and Mail - - 17 minutes ago
EDMONTON - From Wednesday's Globe and Mail Published on Wednesday, Feb. 10, 2010 12:00AM EST Last updated on Wednesday, Feb. 10, 2010 4:41AM EST Faced with plunging revenues from its struggling mainstay, the oil and gas sector, the Alberta government ...
Albertans care most about health care Edmonton Journal
Alberta deficit to hit $4.7B: budget Vancouver Sun
Bc Throne speech offers tax breaks
National Post - 44 minutes ago
New tax breaks for families, additional preschool options and less expensive housing were among the plans introduced by the BC government in yesterday's Throne Speech.
Leyne column: Families are priority in throne speech Vancouver Sun
BC looks to education, family tax in post-Olympic political agenda The Canadian Press
Censored report incident 'isolated'
Montreal Gazette - - 2 hours ago
The Harper government says an investigation of a Conservative operative who allegedly interfered with the release of a censored report is an "isolated" incident.
Conservatives accused of hiding information Toronto Star
Conservatives 'building walls around the truth,' Globe and Mail
Toyota starts fixing Priuses recalled in Japan
The Associated Press - - 40 minutes ago
TOKYO - Prius owners in Japan are rushing to dealers for repairs a day after Toyota's president announced a global recall for a glitch in the car's antilock brake system.
Toyota UK repairs to take a month as parts arrive Times Online
Toyota pulls Prius in for repairs over brake fault The Guardian
FOREX-Euro slips, investors brace for EU summit
Reuters - - 44 minutes ago
LONDON, Feb 10 (Reuters) - The euro slipped on Wednesday, relinquishing some gains made the previous day as the market braced for a European Union summit, speculating that member countries may help Greece tackle its fiscal problems.
GLOBAL MARKETS: European Stocks Higher; Banks Gain Wall Street Journal
'Buy American' deal too late: Easter
CBC.ca - 17 hours ago
PEI MP Wayne Easter says the new trade deal between the Canadian and US governments on an American economic stimulus package comes too late.
Buy American deal a global problem Winnipeg Free Press
Buy American: We need only one voice at the table Globe and Mail
Space shuttle Endeavour pulls in at space station
The Associated Press - - 1 hour ago
CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. - Shuttle Endeavour arrived to a warm welcome at the International Space Station early Wednesday, delivering a new room and observation deck that will come close to completing construction 200 miles above Earth.
Shuttle Endeavour docks with space station Nanaimo Daily News
Google Street View expands across Canada
CBC.ca - 15 hours ago
The blue areas of this map represent where Google Street View is now available. Thin lines indicate where only highway views can be seen.
Google now has Windsor covered, at street level Windsor Star
Google shows your neighbourhood, home, up close and personal Pictou Country Nova Scotia News
Facebook under fire again over redesign
The Guardian - Feb 8, 2010
On Friday, the social network began to roll out new changes to the homepage of some 80m users, while the rest of the 320m users will follow in the next few days, according to the website Inside Facebook.
New face for Facebook site marks 6 years Montreal Gazette
Hands On: Facebook's Redesigned Home Page PC Magazine
Two Mounties charged with assault after run-in with Hells Angels
The Province - - 3 hours ago
Two out-of-province Mounties have been charged with assault after getting into a dust-up with Hells Angels members outside of a Kelowna nightclub in August.
Two Mounties charged after fight with bikers in Kelowna Vancouver Sun
Lee Daniels thankful for Norman Jewison's push
Toronto Star - - 24 minutes ago
Lee Daniels, left, Norman Jewison and Clement Virgo on the red carpet at the Isabel Bader Theatre Feb. 9, 2010. By Linda Barnard Movies Writer Caught up in the pre-Oscar whirlwind, Best Director nominee Lee Daniels said he made time to be in Toronto ...
We're romantic -- sort of -- Amazon survey finds
Winnipeg Free Press - - 38 minutes ago
GOOD (or lukewarm) news for you lovers in Winnipeg: We are a (sort of) romantic town, kind of.On Tuesday, online retailer Amazon.ca released its list of the top 20 most romantic spots in Canada.
The most romantic city? Saskatoon Globe and Mail
Windsor ranks 20th for romance Windsor Star
Olympic relay paints one small town red
Vancouver Sun - - 43 minutes ago
With the Olympic flame riding at the bow, the paddlewheeler MV Native brings the torch down the Fraser River in New Westminster. When you live in a small town, like I do, you know what brings a ...
Performance anxiety as the Vancouver Games approach Montreal Gazette
Should Schwarzenegger be terminated as bearer? Toronto Star
Cyprus Mountain looks good - in parts
Toronto Star - 28 minutes ago
A quick glance at Cypress Mountain reveals the white lushness of a primed-and-ready Olympic freestyle skiing and snowboard run. A second glance, though, shows the brown on the fringes - the exposed mud, the places where any snow has been picked up and ...
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Senators do just enough to get back to winning
National Post - 47 minutes ago
OTTAWA - The Ottawa Senators have probably played well enough this season to justify standing pat at the trade deadline. Last night, they met their opposite, a Calgary Flames team that has already blown up nearly one-third of its roster.
Flames up the creek for playing river hockey Calgary Herald
Flames let win slip away against Senators Toronto Sun
MDs plan for isotope shortages
Hamilton Spectator - 28 minutes ago
Local physicians are developing contingency plans to deal with further shortages of isotopes when a reactor in the Netherlands closes down for repairs later this month.
A $6-million investment that could save lives Montreal Gazette
Chalk River could run for a decade: expert Toronto Sun
Antidepressant interferes with breast-cancer drug
CBC.ca - 11 hours ago
Women who take the antidepressant Paxil along with the breast cancer drug tamoxifen may increase their risk of dying from the disease, Canadian doctors say.
New Study: Paxil Neutralizes Breast Cancer Drug Tamoxefin DigitalJournal.com
New rules could reduce CT scans for children
Hamilton Spectator - 28 minutes ago
Researchers from pediatric institutions across Canada have developed a set of rules to help doctors decide if a child with a minor head injury should receive a CT scan.
TTC union head wants a more constructive dialogue
Globe and Mail - - 16 minutes ago
From Wednesday's Globe and Mail Published on Wednesday, Feb. 10, 2010 12:00AM EST Last updated on Wednesday, Feb. 10, 2010 4:43AM EST The head of the TTC workers' union wants customers to attend civilized "town halls" on fixing the transit agency, ...
Stop the TTC blame game, says union boss Toronto Star
TTC union chief mocks media focus National Post
Feds to appeal BC ruling
Montreal Gazette - 2 hours ago
The federal government plans to ask the Supreme Court of Canada to overturn a BC ruling that allowed a safe-injection site to remain open, Justice Minister Rob Nicholson said yesterday.
Federal government to take supervised injection site case to Supreme Court The Canadian Press
Ottawa appealing BC court ruling on drug-injection site Metro Canada - Vancouver
Lack of policy creates confusion: judge
Winnipeg Free Press - - 38 minutes ago
THE family of Brian Sinclair has had to fight for the province to pay for the family's lawyer at an inquest because the provincial government has ignored repeated recommendations to put a policy in place.
Judge backs Sinclairs Winnipeg Sun