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Charles, Camilla arrive in Quebec
Charles, Camilla arrive in Quebec SAINT JOHN'S, CANADA - NOVEMBER 03: Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall and Prince Charles, Prince of Wales laugh during a reception at 'The Rooms' on November 3, 2009 in Saint John's, Newfoundland, Canada.
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Air Canada is seeing small signs of improvement but doesn't expect a full recovery in its revenues for at least a year, the airline's chief executive said Friday during a conference call about the airline's third-quarter results.
Air Canada posts net profit, sees recovery signs
Air Canada reported a quarterly net profit on Friday and said it sees signs the bottom of the recession is behind it although it does not expect a full recovery for another 12 to 18 months.
Is the Canada-U.S. divide the world's rudest border?
Did the guard say thanks? Probably not. And they don't care if you have a nice day, either.
Doctor cleared of misconduct for suggesting oilsands-cancer link in Fort Chipewyan
Dr. John O'Connor being filmed for a documentary, Downstream, which deals with the Alberta oilsands and the unusual number of cancer cases in the native population in Fort Chipewyan.
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Is the British Royal Family relevant to Canada?
British Columbia rolls out the welcome mat to-day for the visiting Prince of Wales and Duchess of Cornwall -- better known as Charles and Camilla.
New Democrat MP Nathan Cullen spent more on travel than any other MP this year, spending $228,603 to fly across Canada and trek around his sprawling British Columbia riding.
Feds paid out more than $368M for misdeeds
The federal government paid out more than $368 million last year for misdeeds ranging from false arrests by the RCMP to accidents with army vehicles or lost personal items belonging to prison inmates.
Teen wins chance to job-shadow Harper
Chandler Blott was granted what many covet but few are awarded - one-on-one time with Prime Minister Stephen Harper.
Ross Grieve can't believe it's 40 years since the handsome man in the hard hat and trench coat approached him on one of those bitterly cold days at Portage and Main in Winnipeg.
Olympic flame to shine in northern Canada
The Olympic flame is about to light up Canada's North. The torch relay for the 2010 Vancouver Olympics arrives in Whitehorse of the Yukon Territory on Tuesday.
Charles and Camilla land in Canada
Britain's Prince Charles and his wife, Camilla Duchess of Cornwall. ST. JOHN'S - Prince Charles and his wife Camilla, the Duchess of Cornwall, arrived in St.
New jets fly Air Canada into future
It's spacious, efficient and flies to a samba beat. And it's the future of Air Canada.
Overwhelmed flu clinics will all have their lineups shut down as of 12:30 p.m. and new arrivals will be turned away, according to an Alberta Health Services spokesman.
Developments Friday in the ongoing H1N1 pandemic in Canada and around the world:
Amid public demand for H1N1 shots that's growing at an exponential rate, Ottawa is telling vaccine-hungry provinces to expect only a fraction of what they were hoping to get.
Tim Hortons boosts coffee price
Tim Hortons Inc. is boosting the price of a cup of coffee in Quebec, Manitoba and the Maritimes early next month as it contends with higher costs for running its franchised stores.
Nova Scotia :: Troy Petenbrink
Fred Connors is an ideal ambassador for Halifax. He is not shy about expressing his love for the city and his belief that Halifax is gay-friendly destination.
History seems to drive Charles' visit
It's a question Prince Charles himself once asked the trailing media during one of his many foreign jaunts.
Pandemic snatches toys from children
Server Haley Gardiner wipes down a table with a bleach solution at Col. Mustard's Canteen in 10802 124 St.
Sick Canadians told to restrict travel as H1N1 vaccination gathers momentum
Lynsy Luthi who is due in March waits in line along with other people in the high risk category for H1N1 at the Olympic Oval in Calgary, Alberta on Oct.
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