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Historic Senators jersey headed to U.S.

This is a handout photo of a vintage treasure from the NHL's first Stanley Cup dynasty, the Ottawa Senators of the Roaring '20s. Hall of Famer Frank Nighbor's game-worn Senators sweater features a 'World Champs 1926-27' patch sewn on its left breast of the team's splendid red-black-and-white barber-pole wool.

Prime Minister Stephen Harper may be sending a case of American beer to the Hockey Hall of Fame — courtesy of his recent Olympic bet with U.S. President Barack Obama — but a genuine piece of Canadian hockey history will soon be headed south.

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A police officer cordons off St. Jacques St. W. in Old Montreal on March 18, 2010, outside FlawNego, an upscale boutique where two men were shot dead and two more were wounded in an apparent gangland-style hit.

Gunmen still at large after daring Montreal shooting

Police moved out across Old Montreal Friday to reassure business owners and residents following a shooting at a neighborhood boutique...

Many have been calling for criminal charges against organizers of the snowmobiling event after Shay Snortland and Kurtis Reynolds, both 33, were killed in the slide.

Deadly snowslide came close to being Canada's worst avalanche ever

Luck and a quick response prevented last week's avalanche in eastern British Columbia from being the deadliest in Canadian history...

The Bank of Canada building is pictured in Ottawa March 3, 2009. Statistics Canada said consumer prices rose 1.6 per cent year-over-year in February, following a 1.9 per cent increase in January. For the month, prices rose 0.4 per cent. Market expectations were for a year-over-year rise of 1.4 per cent.

Inflation provides 'nasty' surprise for Bank of Canada

Inflation data for February came in much stronger than expected, with the key core rate posting a surge beyond the two per cent threshold...

A judge has decided that Romeo Phillion will not have the opportunity to formally be found not guilty of the 1967 killing of an Ottawa firefighter, instead upholding the Crown prosecutor’s right to withdraw the charge.

No formal acquittal for Romeo Phillion's old murder charge

A judge has decided that Romeo Phillion will not have the opportunity to formally be found not guilty of the 1967 killing of an Ottawa...

The Harper government says Veterans Affairs Minister Jean-Pierre Blackburn asked for no special treatment when he unsuccessfully tried to bring a bottle of Tequila onto a flight at the Ottawa airport.

Second Tory minister moves to defuse airport incident

The Harper government was on the defensive Friday, following revelations that another cabinet minister had caused a disturbance at...

Researchers find only bleach can eliminate gastro viruses

A study conducted by researchers at Quebec City's Laval University showed about 40 per cent of commercial disinfectants used to clean...

RCMP continue search for travellers stranded on Manitoba winter road

RCMP continued to search Friday for a dozen people stranded on thawing and muddy winter roads in northern Manitoba.

The Supreme Court of Canada is seen in Ottawa, Ontario, June 2008.

Top court allows appeal of child porn conviction

A Saskatchewan man has won his appeal to overturn a conviction for possession of child pornography.

Medical student smeared for 'humourous commentary' on Pap tests

Medical student Brent Thomas, 24, was working through his own awkwardness about asking patients to spread their legs when he sent ...

Prime Minister Stephen Harper (left) looks at a case of beer given to him by U.S. Ambassador to Canada David Jacobson at 24 Sussex Drive, Harper's official residence, in Ottawa Mar. 19, 2010. Jacobson presented Harper with two cases of beer after U.S. President Barack Obama lost a bet with Harper on the outcome of the Olympic men's ice hockey gold medal game between Canada and the U.S..

Obama makes good on hockey bet: Harper gets his beer

Prime Minister Stephen Harper has finally scored his Olympic hockey beer from U.S. President Barack Obama.

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The massive condo fire in Millrise shot from Global TV's helicopter.

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Calgary inferno

Ground video of the Millrise condo complex fire that left 300 homeless, shot by Global News videographers.

Scotiabank foresees the federal government slipping $2 billion into the red in the 2008 fiscal year and then to $13.5 billion in the coming fiscal year.

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The loonie's rise and fall

With the loonie approaching parity with the US greenback, we take a look at the rise and fall of the dollar.

Corey Haim was best known for his role in The Lost Boys, where he starred with Corey Feldman, Kiefer Sutherland and Jason Patric.

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Life of a Lost Boy

Corey Haim shot to fame in the 1980’s, but descended into a life of drug abuse in Hollywood in the 90s.

Boulder Mountain's Turbo Bowl in Revelstoke, B.C. is shown in this RCMP handout photo, which was taken hours after an avalanche struck on Saturday, March 13, 2010.

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Surviving an avalanche

What do you do when a wall of snow as fast and powerful as a freight train barrels down on you?

Former Conservative MP Rahim Jaffer has been charged with drunk driving and possession of cocaine.

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Jaffer's gaffes

Rahim Jaffer faced turbulence in 2001, but continued his political ascent without incident. Until last year

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Is the 100-Mile Diet as healthy for the environment as claimed? Christina Stevens investigates in Part III of the series.

Global's Allison Melanson with an exclusive look at the mission for HMCS Fredericton during its six month deployment in the Gulf of Aden.

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Stalker of the seas

Global reporter Allison Brinsmead-Melanson is embedded with the Canadian Forces on board HMCS Fredericton.

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