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Flying eggs greet Royals in Montreal
Scores of slogan-chanting supporters of Quebec independence blasted the British monarchy and pelted soldiers with eggs in a lone sour note to Prince Charles' otherwise pleasant day trip to Quebec on Tuesday.
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Remembrance Day marked across Canada today
Canadians will pause at the eleventh hour on the eleventh day of the eleventh month, Wednesday, in remembrance of those who lost their lives fighting for our freedom.
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Olympic flame commemorates Remembrance Day with stop at Canadian Forces base
The Olympic flame will commemorate Remembrance Day with a stop at CFB Goose Bay.
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Prince Charles meets Harper, Ignatieff before travel to Montreal
Prime Minister Stephen Harper meets with Prince Charles at Rideau Hall on Tueday.
Quebec scandals rock ADQ, Liberals
Gilles Taillon is shown in this file photo. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Jacques Boissinot The political scandals that have rocked Quebec mushroomed Tuesday with the new leader of the province's Action democratique party suddenly announcing his resignation and declaring his intention to report alleged financing irregularities to the police.
Drop in home starts hurts Rona
Rona Inc. reported a lower quarterly profit on Tuesday amid weak same-store sales and a sluggish home renovation market Photograph by: Ron Hartwell, National Post Home renovations retailer Rona said a drop in housing starts hurt its profit in the third quarter.
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.
It's By Election Night In Canada
Can you feel the excitement! Early twitter reports have the Tories winning back Bill Cassey's old riding in Cumberland Colchester.
Olympic flame's spotlight moves from Nunavut to Quebec communities
The 2010 Olympic flame makes its first foray into "La belle province" Tuesday. The torch relay for the Vancouver-Whistler Winter Games will move from Iqaluit, Nunavut, Tuesday morning to Sept-Iles, Quebec, Tuesday night.
Bloc alleges byelection sabotage
The Bloc QuA©becois has filed a police complaint over what it described as sabotage in one of four federal byelections on Monday.
Man shot dead by Quebec police
Montreal police said a man with a knife charged a Quebec provincial police officer who responded to a call at an apartment in Papineauville Sunday.
Ottawa unemployment edges up 5.4 per cent
The unemployment rate rose in Ottawa-Gatineau in October as small job gains were overwhelmed by a big increase in people seeking work.
Asbestos killing more Canadians than ever; like old 'landmines'
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Political parties face test in federal byelections
A general election may seem far off on the horizon, but Canada's four major political parties face a test of their popularity on Monday.
Ontario law rewrites rules for temp firms
A new Ontario law to protect temporary workers could cause a major shakeout of the staffing agencies that supply tens of thousands of these workers to federal departments and agencies.
Royals' visit flying under the radar in Quebec
There was a time when a visit from the Royal Family to Quebec would have caused an uproar, especially among sovereigntists.
Quebec police investigate suspicious death near Luskville
OTTAWA a ' MRC des Collines police are investigating the suspicious death of a woman whose body was found near Luskville on Thursday.