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Tories fire back at diplomat over torture
Richard Colvin says he first warned Canadian officials of Afghanistan prisoner abuse almost a year before the government admitted it knew.
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Will Secret Copyright Treaty Restrict Digital Rights?
Most Americans expect that their laws are only passed after some period of public debate between Republicans and Democrats or their news-channel proxies.
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Air Canada begins in-flight internet service
Toronto News.Net Thursday 19th November, 2009 Air Canada Thursday unveiled its plans to offer in-flight internet service.
Canada ignored Afghan abuse: diplomat
Canadian diplomat Richard Colvin testifies before the Commons Special Committee on the Canadian Mission in Afghanistan on Parliament Hill in Ottawa November 18, 2009.
Cosmos still after Cossette advertising agency and could increase its bid
The co-founders of Cossette haven't given up trying to regain control of the Quebec-based advertising agency, holding out the possibility Wednesday of raising the stakes in their bidding war with a U.S. rival.
Bedroom talk is coming out of the closet, Canada. Last year, The Everything to do with Sex Show spread its wings.
Setting out - Simcoe, Ontario, Canada
Fasten your seatbelts folks, for another riotous adventure tale from the Blythe and In-Law Global Wandering and Golf Flailing Association .
Air Canada service to Iqaluit an uphill fight
Iqaluit: the true north, strong and although not yet free, at least a bit more accessible.
Kevin Brauch stays thirsty for good reason
Kevin Brauch, who came to fame on Food Network's widely syndicated Thirsty Traveler , is hosting the Gourmet Food and Wine Expo in Toronto.
Many drivers feel safer driving on unrestricted portions of Germany's autobahn than in Canada.
My Canadian political science professor at what was then Mount Royal College used to joke about that fact.
Portrait gallery panel faced choice restrictions: report
Portrait gallery panel faced choice restrictions: report The long dream of a national portrait gallery to showcase Canada's famous faces is dead.
Canadian low tuition attracts more Americans
More Americans are lured by the lower cost of Canadian tuition and as a consequence are enrolling in our colleges and universities.
Canada's space clown got 23 times more world attention than Afghan mission: study
A new study study suggests Canada's space clown - Guy Laliberte - got at least 23 times more world media attention this year than this country's mission in Afghanistan.
Professional Santas brace for H1N1 Chrismastime
You'd better watch out, you'd better not cry, you'd better use hand sanitizer. As professional Santas prepare for hordes of eager children launching into their laps as Christmas nears, those donning the jolly apparel are taking extra precautions this year for H1N1, says the owner of an Alberta-based Santa school.
Canada travel information and guide
Explore a land of mystic peaks, enchanted forests and crystal fields of ice. Not so far, far away in a place called Montana.
Calgary, Canada travel information and guide
Explore a land of mystic peaks, enchanted forests and crystal fields of ice. Not so far, far away in a place called Montana.
Nova Scotia, Canada travel information and guide
Explore a land of mystic peaks, enchanted forests and crystal fields of ice. Not so far, far away in a place called Montana.
Canada honors war veterans with Remembrance Day ceremonies
Remembrance Day ceremonies are being held on Wednesday across Canada to honor soldiers who have participated in wars.
Star hopes cancelled show could find an audience after Gemini nod
Phyllis Ellis is hoping a Gemini award could have the power of a resurrection. Despite being cancelled after only 10 episodes, Ellis's "Three Chords From the Truth" is up for two awards, including best comedy program, at the ceremony celebrating Canada's homegrown TV talent this weekend.
Government of Canada Invests in the Centre Culturel Franco-Manitobain
On behalf of the Honourable James Moore, Minister of Canadian Heritage and Official Languages, Shelly Glover, Parliamentary Secretary for Official Languages and Member of Parliament , today announced funding for the Centre culturel franco-manitobain to support its 2010-2011 and 2011-2012 programming.
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