Saskatchewan Senator Pamela Wallin Filing Lists Toronto Home
Senator Pamela Wallin is listed as a resident of Toronto — and not Saskatchewan, the province she represents in the Senate — according to the
... Full story (0)Canadian Soccer Association Tells Quebec Turbans Are OK
... Full story (0)
NASA Map Shows What Antarctica Would Look Like Without Ice
... Full story (0)
Obama Defends Phone Data Collection Program
... Full story (0)
MP Brent Rathgeber Explains 'Difficult Decision' to Quit Tory Caucus
... Full story (0)
U.S. Secretly Collecting Huge Number of Phone Records
... Full story (0)
Neil Macdonald: How to Tell 'a Slap on the Bottom From a Rape'
... Full story (0)
House Where Notorious Rob Ford Photo Taken Is Identified
... Full story (0)
Abbotsford Sorry for Using Manure to Drive Out Homeless
... Full story (0)
Laura Babcock, Missing 23-Year-Old, Linked to Tim Bosma?
... Full story (0)
Latest News
Canadian Jobs Rise in May Best Since 2002
Canada's economy had its best month for job creation in more than a decade last month, adding 95,000 new jobs, according to Statistics Canada. A consensus... Full story 0 comments
Tropical Storm Andrea Picks Up Strength
Southwestern Nova Scotia and much of the Maritimes are bracing for a good soaking this weekend from the remnants of tropical storm Andrea, first named... Full story 0 comments
Why Are Home Prices So High and When Will They Fall?
A recent report from the Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development that revealed Canada has the third most overvalued real estate in the developed world... Full story 0 comments
Rosemarie Surakka: B.C. Mother Wins Fight Over Slain Daughter's Charter Rights
The Supreme Court of British Columbia says a grieving mother who blames the federal and provincial governments for violating the charter rights of her slain... Full story 0 comments
Elections Canada Letters Put Speaker Andrew Scheer in the Hot Seat
Commons Speaker Andrew Scheer is in the hot seat over his decision to withhold letters sent to him two weeks ago about two Conservative MPs... Full story 0 comments- Rosemarie Surakka: B.C. Mother Wins Fight Over Slain Daughter's Charter Rights
- Elections Canada Letters Put Speaker Andrew Scheer in the Hot Seat
- 'De-Extinction' of Woolly Mammoth Possible in 30 to 50 Years
- Stephen Harper's Jet Gets Red, White and Blue Paint Job
- $50K Reward to Find Canadian Hiker Now Applies If Dead or Alive
- Prince Philip Progressing Well After Surgery
- Former Chief of Staff Nigel Wright Controlled Secret Tory Fund
- Is the World Ready for an Informal China?
- Severe Rusting of Ill-Fated Elliot Lake Mall Didn't Concern Engineer
- Search Resumes in Fatal Philly Building Collapse
- Ontario Tories Want Police to Probe Liberal Gas Plant Email Deletion
- Public Mobile Bought by Thomvest Seed Capital
- Will Turkey's Protests Undermine Its Strategic Role?
- 'Deer Burning' Video in Dawson Creek Causes Outrage
- Horse-Drawn Buggy and Car Collision Injures 10 Family Members
- How Problems Slip Through Hospital Sterilization
- New Wireless Code Could Hike Smartphone Prices
- Chemical Weapons Have Likely Been Used in Syria
- Roland Beaulieu Told to Return to Work Before Testifying About Harassment
- Thousands Hail Queen Elizabeth's 60th Coronation Anniversary
- German City Copes After Worst Flood in 500 Years
- Via Rail gets strike notice from CAW
Sports
Rafael Nadal dips to No. 5 in Wimbledon seeding
If Rafael Nadal is going to win Wimbledon for a third time, he'll have to do it the hard way. Fresh from winning his eighth French ...
- Wharnsby: Daniel Paille is a Bruins favourite
- Overmatched Tahiti stealing Confed Cup spotlight
- Griffins defeat Crunch to win AHL's Calder Cup
- Heat force Game 7 with OT win over Spurs
- Stanley Cup Stories: Gregory Campbell inspires Bruins
- Wayne Gretzky believes NHL will return to Quebec City
- Blue Jays drub Rockies for 7th straight win
- Blackhawks' Marian Hossa 'likely' to play Game 4: Quenneville
- Bruins' Gregory Campbell speaks for 1st time since breaking leg
Best Cities To Live In Canada
Ottawa-Gatineau
For the second year in a row, Ottawa-Gatineau takes the top spot in our rankings. What does it have that other cities don’t? In ... Full story
Weird
Roger Mundell Jr. Attacked by Bobcat in Massachusetts Garage
BROOKFIELD, Mass. — A man in Massachusetts says all he heard was a hiss before a bobcat pounced on him in his own garage, sinking ... Full story
Canadian Universities
Simon Fraser University
Acronym: SFU Foundation year: 1965 Motto: Thinking of the World Colours: Red and White Address: 8888 University Drive Burnaby V5A 1S6 British Columbia Population range: 50,000-249,999 Telephone: +1 (778) ... Full story
Biz
How open is Ottawa's new 'open data' website?
Maybe you need some demographic information before you start a small business. Or maybe you have to finish a high school project on Canadian immigration ...
- Leaders downplay reports of stalled Canada-EU trade talks
- Chrysler agrees to recall 2.9 million Jeep SUVs in U.S., Canada
- Business jets dominate Bombardier's $2B in sales at air show
- Crowdfunding websites trying to cash in on crowded field
- Tim Hortons being circled by Wall Street hedge funds
- ING app deposits cheques by smartphone or tablet
- Bonnie Brooks out as president in HBC management shakeup
- Ex-Bank of America mortgage workers were 'told to lie'
- U.S. inflation ticks up on higher energy prices
Law And Crime
Butcher Uses Work Knifes To Dismember Drug Dealer
Mississippi is set on Wednesday to execute a grocery store butcher found guilty of dismembering his drug dealer with knives taken from work and then ... Full story
Ottawa
Gatineau promotes itself with free shuttle service
A new bus service has launched in Gatineau as part of a larger push to market the Outaouais region. The free lunchtime shuttle is paid for ...
- South Ottawa bridge delay hard for councillor to swallow
- Woman's basement sprayed with raw sewage
- Minor hockey players reflect on career-ending concussions
- G8 leaders agree to 7-point plan on Syria as summit wraps
- Montreal mayor resigns amid corruption charges
- Ottawa jazz singer Kellylee Evans struck by lightning
- Canadian Tire Centre replaces Scotiabank Place
- What name would you choose for Canadian Tire Centre?
- Man charged by police after being shot by officer in Orleans
Health
Are e-cigarettes safe to puff?
As electronic or e-cigarettes grow in popularity, some health advocates want them to be regulated. E-cigarettes are battery-operated devices that use a liquid-filled cartridge that can ...
- AHS to reverse controversial home care decisions
- Parents in dark about teens tanning, study suggests
- Mental illness afflicts most of Calgary's homeless, study finds
- Sexually transmitted oral cancers screened with early blood test
- Celiacs, diabetics face hard food bank choices
- Statin interaction with some antibiotics should be avoided
- Pay attention to how children eat, not just what
- Refugee advocates say health cuts having 'brutal' effects
- Sibling fights compared to school bullying
Montreal
Gatineau promotes itself with free shuttle service
A new bus service has launched in Gatineau as part of a larger push to market the Outaouais region. The free lunchtime shuttle is paid for ...
- Canada to send peacekeeping troops to Haiti
- Quebec wants Haiti earthquake victims to stay in Canada
- Wayne Gretzky believes NHL will return to Quebec City
- Montreal council must pick new mayor after Applebaum resignation
- Montreal mayor resigns amid corruption charges
- Assault charges dropped against former NHL star Vincent Dampousse
- Goon's Jay Baruchel, Michael Dowse honoured for hockey comedy
- Hungary indicts ex-Montrealer on Nazi-era war crimes
- Quebec, Vermont make it easier to charge electric cars with new terminals
Anti-skeeter option expensive
Winnipeg Free Press - PRINT EDITION By: Bartley Kives Posted: 1:00 AM | Comments: | Last Modified: 7:08 AM | Updates Weaning Winnipeg off malathion will come with a hefty ...
MOST POPULAR ON NIGERIA
Displaying
1 - 5
Displaying
1 - 5
Most E-mailed
Breaking News
Half of First Nations children live in poverty
Half of status First Nations children in Canada live in poverty, a troubling figure that jumps to nearly two-thirds in Saskatchewan and Manitoba, says a ...
High levels of radiation found in groundwater at Fukushima
High levels of a toxic substance called strontium-90 have been found in groundwater at the devastated Fukushima Daiichi power plant in Japan — coming to ...
Neil Macdonald: Washington's obsession with leakers
Once again, the powerful organs of U.S. state security have gone to war. And once again, they seem to have the backing of a complacent American ...
World's displaced people at 18-year high of 45.2 million
The Syrian civil war contributed to push the numbers of refugees and those displaced by conflict within their own nation to an 18-year high of ...
How open is Ottawa's new 'open data' website?
Maybe you need some demographic information before you start a small business. Or maybe you have to finish a high school project on Canadian immigration ...
MPs pass NDP motion on expenses, adjourn for summer
One week after defeating Liberal Leader Justin Trudeau's attempt to open MPs' expenses to public scrutiny, the NDP has won approval for a proposal of ...
Heat force Game 7 with OT win over Spurs
MIAMI (AP) LeBron James saved a championship reign, canceled a celebration. The toughest part now might be topping this performance in Game 7. ``It's by far ...
2 men jailed in Dominican wedding fight return to Canada
Nick Miele, 34, and cousin, Ben Constantini, 18, had been behind bars since May 28 CBC News Posted: Jun 18, 2013 11:05 PM ET Last Updated: Jun 19, ...
Canada to send peacekeeping troops to Haiti
A handful of Canadian troops are about to take part in peacekeeping operation in Haiti, under the command of Brazilian forces, in a long-delayed mission ...
Montreal mayor resigns amid corruption charges
Montreal Mayor Michael Applebaum has resigned in the wake of corruption charges being laid against him, although he maintains he is innocent. "Being mayor of Montreal ...