Deadly shootout investigation into OPP officer continues: Mar 9
Ontario officer killed in crash laid to rest: Mar 9
Jaffer pleads guilty, gets fine: Mar 9
Governor General returns to hometown: Mar 9
Canada's diversity growing: StatsCan: Mar 9
Another day, another food recall: Mar 9
Runaway Prius in San Diego: Mar 9
Drought dries up food supply?: Mar 9
Extortion plea in Letterman saga: Mar 9
For sale: sex.com: Mar 9
Ontario police officer dies after shootout: Mar 8
More food recalls: Mar 8
Inspecting Ottawa's food inspector promise: Mar 8
More younger Canadians buying homes: Mar 8
Air India perjury trial suffers setback: Mar 8
Wheelchair-bound Canadian hospitalized after assault in Australia
Winnipeg man was reportedly beaten about the face with metal bars in an attack in Sydney
- Connection emerges between slain OPP officer and shooting suspect
- Canadian actor Corey Haim dead at 38
- Surgeon behind unnecessary mastectomies wants hospital privileges restored
- Manitoba's tuberculosis rate hits three-decade high
- Gunmen storm U.S. charity in Pakistan killing 6 aid workers
- Controversial Mohammed cartoon published again in Sweden
- Palestinians complain to Biden about Israeli settlement plan
- Anti-sealing lobby group accuses federal politicians of 'gastronomic cruelty'
- 142-year-old Canadian flag to fetch $60,000 at auction
Connection emerges between slain OPP officer and shooting suspect
Vu Pham and his alleged shooter, Fred Preston, have ties to the same Ontario town
Canadian actor Corey Haim dead at 38
Officials suspect 80s hearthrob died of an accidental drug overdose
Surgeon behind unnecessary mastectomies wants hospital privileges restored
Dr. Barbara Heartwell is still under investigation by Windsor hospital and governing bodies
Manitoba's tuberculosis rate hits three-decade high
Tuberculosis cases have jumped by 50 per cent in the past four years, alarming First Nation leaders and medical experts
Gunmen storm U.S. charity in Pakistan killing 6 aid workers
Armed militants stormed the offices of a Christian charity in an attack blamed on Islamist rebels
Controversial Mohammed cartoon published again in Sweden
After man behind controversial Mohammed cartoon is targetted in assassination plot, several Swedish newspapers publish the three-year...
Palestinians complain to Biden about Israeli settlement plan
American VP Joe Biden told that Israel's new plan to build homes for Jewish settlers challenges Washington's efforts to get peace ...
Anti-sealing lobby group accuses federal politicians of 'gastronomic cruelty'
Politicians draw fire for dining on seal meat at exclusive Parliament Hill restaurant
142-year-old Canadian flag to fetch $60,000 at auction
The flag, an 1868 Red Ensign, is to be sold at a June auction in Toronto
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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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Fleeting fame
Most Canadians would be hard-pressed to name a single Paralympian aside from wheelchair racer Chantal Petitclerc
Timeline
Toyota's troubles
The recent safety crisis is the latest bump in the road for Toyota. Global News takes a look at the automaker's troubles over the last two years.
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Sunshine boosts immune system
Vitamin D is vital in activating human defences, scientists discover
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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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Table Matters
Examining Canadian and international food politics and production. Watch Part One of the series
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The detainee controversy
As a retired judge is hired to resolve the detainees documents dispute, we take a look back at the issue.
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Canadian actor Corey Haim found dead at 38
Canadian actor Corey Haim has died at the age of 38 of an apparent accidental drug overdose, according to the Los Angeles Times.
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Coupal sentenced to five years for fatal hit and run in Bridlewood
A Calgary man was sentenced to five years in prison Wednesday for driving home drunk from a neighbourhood pub and killing a pedestrian, as well as seriously injuring her wheelchair-bound son and a family friend.
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Wheelchair-bound Canadian hospitalized after assault in Australia
Winnipeg man was reportedly beaten about the face with metal bars in an attack in Sydney
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Alberta’s Koe beats Quebec at the Brier
Alberta’s Kevin Koe halted Quebec’s Serge Reid’s aggressive progress with a 7-6 result at the Tim Hortons Brier Wednesday.
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A vicious attack by a pair of teenagers in Australia on a Canadian man who uses a wheelchair has left him in hospital while his mother back in Canada anxiously awaits word on his condition.
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Sask. SPCA worried about number of horse-related complaints
The Saskatchewan SPCA is concerned about a recent trend in the province involving horses.
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Early thaw prompts flood fears
Provincial flood forecasters are preparing weeks early this year for their fight against swelling rivers, but with warm weather the past couple days, the early spring melt is not helping.
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Mayor Miller announces big surplus and lower tax increases
Toronto Mayor David Miller announced a two-year budget plan Wednesday morning that will balance the city's books by 2011 due to a surplus $100-million higher than expected and ended rampant speculation that he might re-enter the mayoralty race.
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Seal 'stunt' akin to 'gastronomic cruelty': IFAW
Canadian parliamentarians are engaged in "gastronomic cruelty" by heading to the fine dining tables of Parliament Hill's exclusive restaurant Wednesday to show solidarity with Canada's embattled sealing industry, says an anti-sealing lobby group.
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Canadian parliamentarians are engaged in "gastronomic cruelty" by heading to the fine dining tables of Parliament Hill's exclusive restaurant Wednesday to show solidarity with Canada's embattled sealing industry, says an anti-sealing lobby group.
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He was doing his job
Christina Stevens on Ontario Provincial Police Cst. Vu Pham's tragic death
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This is what I call "NEWS"
Jennifer Tryon's big news to share - and the moment she learned it
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Final reflections
Kevin Newman's thoughts on the 2010 Winter Olympics
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Atlantic Canada banks on future with aerospace
Nova Scotia's aerospace industry is banking on an initiative called the Aerospace and Defence Human Resources Partnership to prevent a looming shortage...
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Is Canada too soft on Toyota?
In the United States -- dramatic testimony at Congressional hearings, culminating in profound apologies from the head of the world's largest automaker...
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Seasonal sweep
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