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Canadian diplomats Robert Fowler , UN special envoy to Niger, and his assistant Louis Guay are pictured after they were released along with two European tourists by Al-Qaeda-linked captors after months as hostages on Thursday. Comment?
Lindhout says thanks, 'wonderful' to be home
In her first statement since arriving home after being kidnapped in Somalia, freelance journalist Amanda Lindhout said it's "wonderful" to be back in Canada. Comment?
The KARAOKE Channel Mobile Brings Fun of Karaoke to iPhone Masses
On Thursday December 17, 2009, 1:32 pm EST MONTREAL, QUEBEC-- - Editors note: A picture and a video are included with this press release on Marketwire's website. Comment?
The hijab came to Herouxville yesterday. But what could have been seen as provocation instead ended in a show of mutual respect, with some dissenters. Comment?
Foresensic accountant testifies she lacked information to assess senator's travel claims
RCMP failed to provide a forensic accountant with enough information to accurately assess Liberal Senator Raymond Lavigne's travel claims, his lawyer implied in Ottawa court Thursday. Comment?
Brad Wall was acclaimed as the Saskatchewan Party candidate for the Swift Current Constituency during a nominating meeting on Dec. Comment?
The shelves of the Salvation Army Food Bank in Swift Current were filled to overflowing during the 12th annual Hutterian Salvation Army Food Bank Donation. Comment?
Scandella, Kozun take Canadian route to WJHC
Marco Scandella took the road more travelled to reach the international hockey stage. Comment?
Three treated for minor injuries after accident south of Swift Current
Three people were taken to hospital with minor injuries after a two vehicle accident south of Swift Current last night. Comment?
Canada's inflation rate jumps to 1.0 per cent
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Grocery store owner Gilles Robin works on his fruits vegetable display in the Breakeyville, a suburb of Levis Que. Comment?
Tenants still face rental crunch
Rising home sales in Ottawa have done little to ease an apartment rental market that is one of the tightest in Ontario. Comment?
Hamonic cracks junior squad on second try
The second time was the charm for Travis Hamonic. The defenceman with the Western Hockey League's Moose Jaw Warriors was one of 22 players named Wednesday to the team which is to represent Canada at the 2010 IIHF world junior hockey championship in Saskatchewan. Comment?
MEGA Brands Unveils Top 10 Toys for 2009 Holiday Season
MEGA Brands is ringing in the Holidays with their Best Christmas Toys of 2009 that are sure to top kids' wish lists this coming holiday season. Comment?
Son accused of attempted murder of mother
A Longueuil man, 26, is to be charged Thursday with attempted murder, armed assault and car theft after his mother and sister were knifed in their car near the Longueuil mA tro station. Comment?
Three wise guys come bearing irreverence
The holiday season is not generally a merry time of year for those who try to make others merry. Comment?
Montreal native offers insider tips
'My father had an '88 Oldsmobile. Looked just like his shoes,' my husband said, peering at the young man's red-and-white two-tone sneakers. Comment?
U.S. jails B.C. gangster Roueche
United Nations gang member Clay Roueche was sentenced Wednesday to 30 years' prison in the U.S. Photograph by: Handout, The Province The U.S. justice system gave the notorious B.C. gangster who smuggled tonnes of cocaine and marijuana across the border a 30-year prison term--making Wednesday his "day of reckoning," as the sentencing judge put it. Comment?
David Akin: Tories break out the Christmas pork
Gemini Award-winning reporter David Akin is the National Affairs Correspondent for Canwest News Service and is based at the CNS Parliamentary Bureau in Ottawa, Ontario, Canada. Comment?
Canadian teenagers are among the largest consumers of cannabis worldwide. The damaging effects of this illicit drug on young brains are worse than originally thought, according to new research by Dr. Comment?
Proximity to convenience stores fosters child obesity
Childhood obesity is directly related to how close kids live to convenience stores, according to the preliminary findings of a major Canadian study presented at the Entretiens Jacques-Cartier in Lyon, France. Comment?