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Column: Prince Charles tour a royal bore, signifying nothing
Prince Charles waves to the crowd as he leaves the airport after arriving with his wife, Camilla, in Montreal on Tuesday.
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Egg-flying protest delays Royal visit to Montreal
About 200 protesters, mostly supporters of Quebec independence who believe the British monarchy has exploited people worldwide for years, pelted soldiers with eggs on Tuesday just before a visit by Prince Charles to a military regiment.
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Byelection upset buoys Que. Tories
The Conservatives' surprise byelection victory in Quebec has federal parties examining the electoral tea leaves - and wondering whether Stephen Harper may have finally found the elusive route to a majority through rural Quebec.
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Dam it's not on, Garrett tells Bligh
The controversial $1.8 billion Dam will not go ahead, Environment Minister Peter Garrett announces.
Kuwait premier under pressure over check paid to ex-MP
KUWAIT CITY: Kuwaiti opposition groups are urging the prime minister to step down for handing a $700,000 check to a former MP, charging it amounted to "political corruption," local newspapers reported on Tuesday.
Harper phones premiers to discuss swine flu, economy
Prime Minister Stephen Harper held a conference call with the premiers on Tuesday to talk about swine flu and the economy.
Charles, Camilla arrive in Quebec
Prince Charles and the Duchess of Cornwall arrived in Quebec to polite cheers but were bracing for jeers later in the day Tuesday.
The law of the legislative jungle
He's the guy that had to referee the 58 members during this past week when many of the occupants decided to behave like a troop of anubis baboons.
Obama, Netanyahu meet in shadow of Mideast crisis
President Barack Obama hosted Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu Monday for closed-door talks in a tense atmosphere that underscored tensions between the two allies as US efforts to revive Middle East peace talks flounder.
Wildrose leader goes after support of Calgary oilpatch in bid to take on Tories
Wildrose Alliance Party leader Danielle Smith gestures as she speaks at a business breakfast in Calgary Monday, Nov.
Tens of thousands gather for 20th of Berlin wall's collapse
Chancellor Angela Merkel hailed the courage of easterners who helped bring down the Berlin Wall as the city celebrated the 20th anniversary of the events that marked the end of the Cold War and the beginning of a reunited Germany.
Premier Wen discussed bilateral ties and cooperation with several African leaders Sunday.
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Israeli leader urges Abbas not to quit
Mahmoud Abbas has voiced his annoyance at Washington's failure to press Israel to halt settlement constructions.
Dona t resist getting shot: Preem
Long lineups shouldn't fool anyone - not enough Ontarians plan on getting the H1N1 flu shot and the government has a tough job ahead convincing them it's worthwhile.
Fallen soldier's parents proud to get his medal, but say it's also bittersweet
Ben Walsh knows that not all battles are fought in the theatre of war and victory can sometimes be bittersweet.
Chinese premier pledges funds, aid to Africa
Chinese Prime minister Wen Jiabao talks at a session of the 4th Ministerial Conference of the Sino-African Forum in Egypt''s Sharm el Sheik Resort Saturday, Nov.
Czech PM turns down nomination for EU post
Caretaker Czech Prime Minister Jan Fischer has indirectly turned down an offer by two major Czech political parties to become the Czech Republic 's nominee for the European Commission.
At least four Toronto hospitals offered H1N1 vaccine to board members
Members of at least four hospital boards in Toronto have been offered the swine flu vaccine that's intended for priority groups only, and while one doctor said Friday he now regrets that decision another said it's the right thing to do.