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Ex-Mountie wants long gun registry eliminated
... used in the commission of an offence." Red Deer lawyer Walter Kubanek, who has run for the Liberal Party of Canada in the past, agreed with Hutton that the split is along urban and rural lines and less along party lines. Kubanek said the gun ... Comment?
Rod Hay making another title run at CFR
By Dianne Finstad - Rodeo Published: November 12, 2009 8:36 AM Updated: November 12, 2009 8:43 AM Rod Hay left Rexall Place Wednesday night in Edmonton with an extra spring in his step, and some serious jingle in his jeans. Comment?
... any victories on Monday. Similarly, the Green Party must be starting to realize that they may have little future in Canada with their candidate placing last in the B.C. riding of New Westminster-Coquitlam a ' a province that the Greens have long ... Comment?
Stimulus cash bypassing high jobless areas
Canada's high jobless regions are losing out as billions in federal stimulus money flows into areas that have been spared the worst of the recession, an analysis by The Canadian Press suggests. Comment?
Quebec alone supports registry
... believed the registry has helped reduce gun crime. Outside Quebec, it was a different story. Majorities in Atlantic Canada (50 per cent), British Columbia (51 per cent), Alberta (64 per cent) and Manitoba-Saskatchewan (61 per cent) said it's a good ... Comment?
Riel's polarizing saga no longer absent from citizenship guide
... will be front and centre in an updated citizenship study guide to be released Thursday. Riel's inclusion in Discover Canada: The Rights and Responsibilities of Citizenship, provided in an exclusive excerpt to Canwest News Service, points to ... Comment?
Edmonton Research Park Reveals Its Second Featured Innovator ShirWin...
... employee company in August of 2000. ShirWin CEO, Debra Greig says she chose to locate her business at the Alberta, Canada ERP, the leading Edmonton research centre , because it "offers excellent opportunities for collaboration with similar, ... Comment?
Past blackouts showed best, worst of NYC
... and its worst. The first blackout started at 5:27 p.m. Nov. 9, 1965. A faulty relay at a power station in Ontario, Canada, triggered overloads in the Northeast power grid, wiping out electricity across the entire Northeastern part of the United ... Comment?
Global News: Canada Remembers, 1-hour special
OTTAWA a ' Canada's veterans and soldiers serving in Afghanistan were honoured from coast to coast and across two oceans Wednesday on Remembrance Day a ' including with a ceremony in the nation's capital attended by Prince Charles and Camilla, the Duchess of Cornwall. Comment?
Michael Platt Fate of hall of fame uncertain
... Hall were given to an upstart group in Merritt, who promised to build a grand museum and restyle their little town as Canada's Country Music Capital. It was a premature move and now the flies have come home to roost. The Merritt group, called the ... Comment?
Prince Charles and wife Camilla are on their way home after an 11-day Canadian tour. Comment?
... of our heroes can best show our gratitude by standing up for the values they continue to defend by nurturing in Canada an enveloping culture of respect, of harmony, of inclusion, a great country worthy of their great sacrifice," he said. "This is ... Comment?
Charles and Camilla wrap up 12-day royal visit
Home : Canada : Charles and Camilla wrap up 12-day royal visit Charles and Camilla wrap up 12-day royal visit Viewer A look back at some of the royal highlights as Prince Charles and his wife Camilla wrap up their 11-day visit to Canada on Thursday and head home to England. Comment?
Charles, Camilla depart after 11-day visit
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Prince Charles has a laugh with a crowd of children as he and Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall, depart from the Ottawa International Airport on Thursday following an 11-day visit to Canada. Comment?
'They helped shape our country'
... of our heroes can best show our gratitude by standing up for the values they continue to defend by nurturing in Canada an enveloping culture of respect, of harmony, of inclusion, a great country worthy of their great sacrifice," he said. "This is ... Comment?
Cost of swine flu vaccine program hits $1.5B: report
It appears that the plan to have every Canada vaccinated against swine flu is not coming cheap. Comment?
Dinosaur Jr. lives -- but only on a 'case by case basis'
Though they've reunited, Dinosaur Jr. bassist Lou Barlow says the old wounds still exist. Comment?
More employers rethink retirement plans
... over five years, many companies can now do it over 10 years with some stipulations, while regulators across Canada have been studying a potential revamp of the whole regulatory pension structure, says Mr. Vandersanden. Federal and provincial ... Comment?
Senesco Technologies to present data on its multiple myeloma drug...
... Therapeutics Conference. Ms. Taylor is a member of the Department of Biology at the University of Waterloo, Ontario, Canada. The conference will take place from Sunday, November 15th through Thursday, November 19th, in Boston, MA. Ms. Taylor's ... Comment?
Canadian PM, Manmohan to sign trade accords; n-deal unlikely
Toronto News.Net Thursday 12th November, 2009 India and Canada will sign new trade agreements during Prime Minister Stephen Harper's three-day visit to India from Nov 16. Comment?