| Taliban as deadly and unmarked despite Pak Army's 'broken back' claims After brief lull in violence and bloodshed in the country, Lahore was rattled with a series of bomb blasts in Friday, which has certainly put a question mark over the claims of the political and military leadership that the Taliban's back has been... | |
| New John Lennon 'Bed-in for Peace' pics surface New pictures of John Lennon and his wife Yoko Ono, clicked during their famous Bed-in for Peace in Montreal in 1969, have... |
| Canada's Bengal Co. to explore oil, gas in Cauvery Basin Bengal Energy Ltd, a Canadian oil and gas exploration and production company based in Calgary, said Friday it is joining an Indian consortium for exploration in the Cauvery... |
| Canadian currency nears parity with US dollar, markets hit new high Canadian markets Friday crossed the 12,000-mark and the Canadian dollar reached record levels against the US for the first time since... |
| 9/11 photo on Canadian posters angers NY fire department The New York City fire department, which lost 341 firefighters on 9/11, has slammed a Canadian politician for using graphic images of the world's worst terror attack on her publicity posters for her annual fundraising... |
| Canada's Jenn Heil Clinches Moguls Title Jenn Heil of Spruce Grove, Alta., is on top of the moguls world after capturing a bronze medal in Freestyle World Cup action Saturday in Are, Sweden, while Maxime Gingras of St-Hippolyte, Que.,... |
| Drake, Nickelback Nab Canadian Radio Prizes Popular rockers Nickelback, rapper Drake and lesser-known acts were among the winners at the 13th annual Canadian Radio Music Awards. The trophies, handed out Friday night at a gala in Toronto,... |
| Teen Ordered Held In Eastern Ontario Shootings An 18-year-old made his first court appearance Saturday morning, a day after he was arrested in the shooting deaths of a woman and her teenage daughter at their home south of Belleville, Ont. Dean... |
| Habs, Bruins Look For Pre-playoff Push Boston Bruins' Milan Lucic and Montreal Canadiens' Josh Gorges will battle for playoff position when the Canadiens host the Bruins on Hockey Night in Canada on... |
| Canucks Return Home To Host Senators The sea of red-and-white will be give way to the more familiar blue-and-green in Vancouver's GM Place on Saturday, and the Canucks couldn't be happier. An NHL-record 14-game road trip has come to a... |
| Felicien, Lopes-schliep On Podium At Doha Download ( 'http://get.adobe.com/flashplayer/" ) Flash Player to view this content. Canadians Perdita Felicien and Priscilla Lopes-Schliep picked up silver and bronze respectively in the 60-metre... |
| Struggling Raptors Face Must-win In Golden State If the Toronto Raptors want to avoid coming back from a disastrous west coast road trip below the .500 mark, Saturday night looks like a must-win. After consecutive losses to the Los Angeles Lakers... |
| Charlie Davies' Recovery A Huge Boost For U.s. For most of us the winter has been relatively kind. Environment Canada has proclaimed it the warmest, driest winter on record. It has been the longest, cruellest winter of Charlie Davies' life but... |
| Case Of Stafford Slaying Co-accused Held Over The case against one of two people charged in the death eight-year-old Victoria "Tori" Stafford, of Woodstock, Ont., has been held over until April 16. Terri-Lynn McClintic, 19, earlier waived her... |
| Atlantic Bluefin Tuna Ban Considered An international organization is contemplating an export ban on Atlantic bluefin tuna that Prince Edward Island fishermen say would have a disastrous impact on their livelihood. Representatives from... |
| Slain Journalist Honoured With Kandahar Plaque A memorial plaque at the Canadian military base in Kandahar, Afghanistan, honours Calgary Herald reporter Michelle Lang, killed by a roadside bomb in... |
| Winnipeg Claims Blood Donation Record A mobile blood donor clinic in Winnipeg featuring hockey players from the Manitoba Moose collected 477 units of the "gift of life" Friday, establishing a countrywide record, the team and Canadian... |
| Military Unveils Plaque For Calgary Herald Reporter Michelle Lang "In Memory of Michelle Lang, Journalist, Calgary Herald and Canwest News, KIA, 4:00 PM December 30, 2010 Kandahar City," are the words inscribed on the all-weather plaque, which was made by army... |
| Canada Expands Recall Of Salmonella-tainted Products BBQ peanuts manufactured in Canada by Jardi, Marchand, Mini Gourmet and Peche Gourmet are now part of the recall, as well as BBQ peanuts sold in bulk at Maison des Noix Coconut in Montreal between... |
| Military Unveils Plaque For Calgary Herald Reporter Slain In Afghanistan "In Memory of Michelle Lang, Journalist, Calgary Herald and Canwest News, KIA, 4:00 PM December 30, 2010 Kandahar City," are the words inscribed on the all-weather plaque, which was made by army... |
| Ontario Murder Suspect Appears In Court KINGSTON, Ont. — The teenager arrested in the shooting death of a mother and daughter in southern Ontario appeared in court Saturday.Dean Brown, 18, appeared in court in Kingston by video link. He... |
| Minister Merrifield Represents Canada At International Conference On Civil Aviation Security TOKYO, JAPAN -- 03/13/10 -- The Honourable Rob Merrifield, Minister of State (Transport), met today with Canada's international partners in the Asia Pacific Region to address the risks to civil... |
| Military Unveils Plaque For Reporter Michelle Lang "In Memory of Michelle Lang, Journalist, Calgary Herald and Canwest News, KIA, 4:00 PM December 30, 2010 Kandahar City," are the words inscribed on the all-weather plaque, which was made by army... |
| Suspect In Double Killing Appears In Ont. Court KINGSTON, Ont. — The teenager arrested in the shooting death of a mother and daughter in southern Ontario appeared in court Saturday.Dean Brown, 18, appeared in court in Kingston by video link. He... |
| Canadian Men Drop Decision To Switzerland In Junior Curling FLIMS, Switzerland -- The Canadian men's team can finish no better than third at the world junior curling championship after dropping a 5-4 decision to host Switzerland on Saturday. Skip Jake Walker... |
| Forces Unveil Kandahar Memorial For Journalist Slain In Afghanistan Two soldiers huddled in the gloom of the Canadian media tent at Kandahar Airfield, quietly sorting and packing away the personal effects of slain journalist Michelle Lang. The belongings of a life... |
| Jaffer Being Painted As Guilty Shows The Real Double Standard I s there a double standard at work in the story of Rahim Jaffer, the former Conservative MP who this week saw two serious criminal charges dropped against him as he pleaded guilty instead to a... |
| 2010 Paralympics Winter Games: Cauldron Glows Again In Vancouver Spectators roared late Friday as the Paralympic cauldron flared to light in this western Canadian city, marking the start of the the 2010 Paralympic Winter Games.On Saturday more than 500 athletes... |
| Vettel Takes Pole At Bahrain Gp Sebastian Vettel of Red Bull will start Formula One's season-opening Bahrain Grand Prix from pole position, while Michael Schumacher's comeback with Mercedes will start from a disappointing seventh... |
| Controversial Native Leader Ahenakew Dies David Ahenakew, the controversial Saskatchewan First Nations figure whose comments on Jews were the subject of several court cases, has died at the age of 76, reportedly from cancer. Ahenakew, who... |
| Vancouver 2010 Paralympic Winter Games Officially Opened At B.c. Place Rolly and Betty Fox, the parents of Terry Fox, carry the flame into the opening ceremony for the Vancouver 2010 Paralympic Winter Games at B.C. Place Stadium in Vancouver on March... |
| Canada Owns The Podium At White House Briefing White House press secretary Robert Gibbs wears a Canadian hockey jersey, making good on a wager with his Canadian counterpart over Canada's Olympic hockey... |
| Judge Calls Calgary Killing An 'assassination' C alling a daylight shooting outside a downtown doughnut shop "the equivalent to assassination," a judge has convicted a city man of first-degree murder.Court of Queen's Bench Justice Sandy Park then... |
| Canadian Ski Cross Women Own The Podium Canadian women made history Friday as they swept the podium for the first time in a World Cup ski cross event at Grindelwald, Switzerland. Kelsey Serwa of Kelowna, B.C., (shown) captured the gold... |
| Muzzling Diversity Debate Could Backfire In Canada T he Canadian practice of "papering over" any angst about multiculturalism and immigration must be replaced by a frank conversation if this country is to thrive in an increasingly diverse future,... |
| David Ahenakew Dies At 76 D avid Ahenakew, a former Saskatchewan aboriginal leader who was stripped of the Order of Canada for calling Jews a “disease,” has died in hospital after a long battle with cancer. He was... |
| 2 Dead In Shooting At Canadian Dealership EDMONTON, Alberta -- Police say two men are dead and another is wounded after a gunman fired shots at a car dealership in Western Canada. Inspector Denis Jubinville said Friday that police... |
| 18-year-old In Court For Eastern Ontario Shootings An 18-year-old man is to appear in court Saturday to face first-degree murder charges in the deaths of a mother and her daughter in the small eastern Ontario community of Mountain View. Tracy... |
| Riesch Wins Slalom World Cup Title For Germany Olympic champion Maria Riesch of Germany won her second straight slalom World Cup title with a third-place finish in the final race of the season on Saturday. Marlies Schild of Austria won the race... |
| Austria's Herbst Wins Slalom World Cup Title Reinfried Herbst gave Austria its only men's title of the season when he clinched the slalom crystal globe in the final race in Garmisch-Partenkirchen, Germany, on Saturday. Felix Neureuther... |