| Canadian honour for M.S. Swaminathan M.S. Swaminathan, one of the pioneers of the Green Revolution in India, will receive an honorary doctorate from Canada's University of Alberta for his contribution to food security in the... | |
| Economic recovery in N.America slipping: Bank Despite reports from the US Thursday that initial jobless claims fell to 472,000 last week and pending home resales were up 5.2 per cent in July, Canada's top Toronto Dominion (TD) Bank said the economic recovery in North America is slipping after positive hints four months... |
Canadian Arctic waters trap fuel tankerA fuel tanker is aground on a sandbar in Canada’s far... |
| Canadian, Indian experts join hands to tackle Haemophilia The Bleeding Disorders Program in Winnipeg, Canada and the Haemophilia Society (Delhi) are jointly organising an International Symposium on haemophilia on September 4 and 5 at the LPS Auditorium, PHD House, August Kranti Marg, Hauz Khas, New... |
| Canadian senators to visit India Nine members of Canada's Standing Senate Committee on Foreign Affairs and International Trade will be visiting Delhi, Mumbai and Hyderabad from September 4 to... |
| Bail granted for man caught by surveillance in terrorism investigation A man arrested in connection with a terror probe, but never charged, has been granted bail on unrelated assault allegations.While the RCMP arrested the 20-year-old Ottawa man last week in connection... |
| Rossi Urges Patience and Two Phase Approach to Ontario Place-CNE Merger Mayoral Candidate Supports Merger, but Says Smitherman's Plan to Combine the Two Waterfront Attractions Now Would Delay Current Ontario Place... |
| Canadian varsity to honour Swaminathan Toronto: Eminent agriculture scientist M.S. Swaminathan will be bestowed with an honorary doctorate by a premier Canadian university, recognising the “power of one person to uplift an entire... |
| Super Mario, Campbell among Order of Canada honorees Former prime minister Kim Campbell describes the great honour she felt after becoming a companion of the order, its highest grade, in Ottawa on... |
| David Arquette plugs new film at Montreal fest MONTREAL David Arquette took a break from filming the latest instalment of the "Scream" horror franchise to make a rocket-fast trip to Montreal to plug his new film "The Land of the... |
| Canadian football player tests positive for HGH The first athlete to positive test for human growth hormone in North America is a Canadian college football player whose team was suspended for the 2010 season because of a steroid... |
| Man arrested in Ottawa terror probe freed on unrelated assault charges A smiling Awso Peshdary leaves the Ottawa Courthouse after being granted bail on Friday. Peshdary was one of four men arrested last month as part of a police investigation of a homegrown terrorism... |
| Ottawa piper wins big in Scotland An Ottawa man has won a prestigious bagpiping competition in Scotland. Andrew Hayes won the gold medal at the Northern Meeting of the Highland Society of London's solo piping competition in... |
| Montreal Compassion Club suspects in court Eleven of the 35 people arrested in a series of raids on compassion clubs in Montreal have had their bail conditions eased. Twelve of the 35 made an appearance at the Montreal courthouse Friday... |
| Calgary customs finds kilos of khat in shipment of roses Border officials say they have intercepted a package of 402 bundles of the drug khat. Canada Border Services Agency officers made the discovery of the air cargo package on Tuesday. The package was... |
| Kovalchuk deal OK'd by NHL, NHLPA: reports Ilya Kovalchuk's contract ordeal appears to be over. The NHL and NHLPA have reached an agreement to revise the rules that regulate long-term contracts as part of a global settlement on Friday,... |
| Jays' Morrow doesn't have it in final 2010 start Curtis Granderson drove in three runs with a pair of doubles, Brett Gardner sparked the offence from his leadoff spot and the New York Yankees beat the Toronto Blue Jays 7-3 on Friday to match a... |
| France humbled, Spain wins in Euro 2012 qualifying While World Cup holder Spain was among the traditional powers to open qualifying for the 2012 European Championship with victories Friday, France was further humiliated by a 1-0 home defeat against... |
| Sydney, N.S., church hall to be a mosque A group of Muslims in Sydney, N.S., has bought a church hall to convert into a mosque. The Antigonish Roman Catholic diocese sold the parish hall affiliated with Sydney's Holy Redeemer Parish Church... |
| Alta. Premier to meet with Pelosi over oilsands Premier Ed Stelmach is scheduled to meet with the Speaker of the U.S. House of Representatives, Nancy Pelosi, this Wednesday in Ottawa. The meeting was initiated by Pelosi's office. The powerful... |
| Warehouse fire causes traffic chaos A fire in an abandoned warehouse on Notre-Dame Street in east-end Montreal created traffic headaches for drivers Friday afternoon. The fire in the former Paramount Décor building near the corner of... |
| Police kill charging dog in N.E. A police officer responding to a call about agitated dog in northeast Calgary shot and killed the animal as it charged at the officer. Before police arrived, the dog had bitten a woman on the hand... |
| One stolen OxyContin pill could kill, police warn Police issued a warning Friday after thousands of OxyContin tablets were taken from a west Edmonton business a week ago. About 5,400 80-milligram pills were taken and detectives are concerned about... |
| Hotel striker charged with mischief A striking worker in Saint John, N.B., is facing a charge of public mischief after she told police she was struck by a vehicle on the picket line. Sgt. Pat Bonner said the woman, 45, said she was... |
| Big Rock shortage riles Edmonton beer drinkers Drinkers of Alberta's biggest independent beer brand say they are not happy about a shortage of their favourite brew. Over the past several weeks, the province's biggest liquor store chain has cut... |
| McDonald's customers warned of hep A case A case of hepatitis A has been confirmed in a food handler at a McDonald's restaurant in Lethbridge, Alta. Alberta Health Services issued a warning Friday that anyone who ate or drank at the Scenic... |
| Sex charges linked to Facebook photos Sex assault charges have been laid against a 24-year-old man who police allege had illicit sexual relations with a 14-year-old girl in Castlegar, B.C., and posted photos of her on her Facebook site. ... |
| B.C. sues balloon-crash pilot for medical costs The B.C. government is using a new piece of legislation that allows it to recover medical expenses to sue the pilot and others involved in a fiery balloon crash that killed two people and injured... |
| Canadian soldier's 1919 death a revenge killing: Author Photo of Canadian soldier Allan MacMaster (kneeling) c. 1930, who confessed to killing British policeman Station Sergeant Thomas Green during the Epsom Riot, a drunken uprising by frustrated,... |
| Canadian connection unearthed in case of mummified L.A. babies Police have identified Janet M. Barrie as the owner of a trunk in which two mummified babies were found last month in the basement of a Los Angeles apartment building. Barrie was a Scottish-born... |
| Regina-based StorageVault Inc. brings PUPS to Canada Alan Simpson is president and CEO of Regina-based StorageVault Inc., a mini-storage business that has brought the PUPS product to the Canadian... |
| Pakistan rebuilding could take years, says World Vision Canada A young boy who is a flood victim looks on while standing at a relief camp in Nowshera in northwestern Pakistan September 3, 2010. Pakistan's northwest, the first region to be hit by the floods and... |
| Rampaging dog killed by Calgary police officer CALGARY – An agressive dog that bit the hand of at least one person was killed by a police officer this afternoon.According to Calgary police, residents of the 1000 block of Coventry Drive near... |
| Eclipse is coming back to Vancouver theatres for Bella's birthday VANCOUVER -- We’re guessing that only the most dedicated Twihards are aware that Bella Swan’s birthday falls on Sept. 13, but eOne entertainment is making sure everyone celebrates the momentous... |
| Expelled student reaches settlement with Calgary private school A highly-reputed private Calgary school did not defame a 16-year-old girl when it expelled her for allegedly having sex with her boyfriend in a washroom at an off-site function, a judge ruled on... |
| Canadian parents more lenient than Italians and French Just a small snippet of hair may hold the key to predicting a person's risk of heart attack months in advance, according to a new Canadian... |
| Monuments to be unveiled for Canada's 'High Arctic Exiles' More than 50 years after the controversial relocation of 22 Inuit families to some of the world's most unforgiving terrain in Canada's Far North, two monuments paying tribute to the country's... |
| Vancouver connection unearthed in case of mummified L.A. babies Police have identified Janet M. Barrie as the owner of a trunk in which two mummified babies were found last month in the basement of a Los Angeles apartment building. Barrie was a Scottish-born... |
| Man rescued after alleged hostage incident at Vancouver's Shangri-La tower VANCOUVER -- Three people were arrested by Vancouver police after officers were called to the luxurious Shangri-La condominium complex to rescue a man said to have been held there against his will in... |
| Package explodes in Quebec man's hands MONTREAL — A man in Repentigny, Que., just north of Montreal, was injured Friday by what municipal police called "an explosive device" wrapped "like a gift package" that went... |
| Mario Lemieux, Burton Cummings among Order of Canada honorees OTTAWA — A glittering array of Canada’s finest sports heroes, musicians, politicians, actors and business leaders filled Rideau Hall on Friday for the Order of Canada ceremony in one of Gov.... |
| Vancouver's Goldcorp strikes $3.6-billion deal to buy Andean Resources VANCOUVER — Vancouver-based Goldcorp Inc. has agreed to buy Andean Resources Limited for $3.6 billion netting itself Andean’s Cerro Negro gold and silver project in Argentina.The deal trumps the... |
| More Canadians believe in heaven than in hell: survey Heaven? Yes.Hell — no.That’s one of the messages sent by more than 400 Canadians who responded to a detailed, nationwide survey this year probing people’s personal spirituality, attitudes... |
| Hate-crime conviction welcomed in Calgary A Calgary Jewish group is welcoming the hate-crime conviction of a teenager after many Jewish sites in the city — including this synagogue and a Holocaust... |