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Harper joins dancers on Indian reality TV show
Home : Politics : Harper joins dancers on Indian reality TV show Harper joins dancers on Indian reality TV show More on this topic PM touts opportunities for 'South Asian tiger' Date: Monday Nov. Comment?
Almost 1 in 5 Canadians immunized against H1N1
Home : Health : Almost 1 in 5 Canadians immunized against H1N1 Almost 1 in 5 Canadians immunized against H1N1 Photos View Larger Image The Canadian Press Date: WINNIPEG - The country's chief public health officer says about one in five Canadians have been immunized against swine flu. Comment?
Motorist accused of killing girl on 18th birthday to stand trial
A motorist who on his 18th birthday allegedly ran down a little girl has been ordered to stand trial. Comment?
Hedley Announce Canadian Tour
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OMG, this is totally your chance to see Jacob Hoggard in the flesh !!!11 Hedley have announced a Canadian tour in support of their upcoming new album, The Show Must Go , which is out Tuesday . Comment?
Harper joins dancers on Indian reality TV show
Home : Top Stories : Harper joins dancers on Indian reality TV show Harper joins dancers on Indian reality TV show More on this topic PM touts opportunities for 'South Asian tiger' Date: Monday Nov. Comment?
Time for cable companies to pay up, CTV says
Home : Top Stories : Time for cable companies to pay up, CTV says Time for cable companies to pay up, CTV says Viewer CTV News Channel: Roger Smith on the battle A CTV correspondent says the CRTC would prefer to have a negotiated settlement between the two sides and their main concern is to ensure consumers are not forced to pay more for the ... Comment?
Writers leery of Google selling out-of-print books
A union representing Canadian writers says it's leery of Google's proposed move into digital sales of out-of-print books. Comment?
Canada: Your opinion on the CBC is 'pathetic'
John Doyle Last updated on Monday, Nov. 16, 2009 4:22PM EST A few weeks ago our collective attention was drawn to CBC's new look and style for The National and Newsworld - now CBC News Network. Comment?
Baird recalls 'a great cat'
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Monday, November 16, 2009 3:52 PM Baird recalls 'a great cat' Jane Taber T ransport Minister John Baird has broken his silence on his much-loved pet, a 16-year-old tabby named Lady Thatcher, who passed away last week. Comment?
Watchdog blames public servants for tax battle
Catalyst Paper's tax tiff with B.C. municipalities is self-defence against greedy public servants, says the Canadian Taxpayers Federation. Comment?
407 highway paves way for financing
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Blogs Monday, November 16, 2009 4:00 PM 407 highway paves way for financing Andrew Willis T oll highway operator 407 International paved the way for $2-billion of debt issues on Monday, the latest sign corporate Canada believes this is a deep and cheap corporate bond market. Comment?
Algonquin taps convert market
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Blogs Monday, November 16, 2009 4:24 PM Algonquin taps convert market Andrew Willis T he Street has converted another company to the gospel of convertible debentures, as Algonquin Power & Utilities raised $75-million recently by issuing both common stock and this equity-linked paper. Comment?
India, Canada to talk nuclear deal, FTA Tuesday
Canada Monday called for stronger economic ties with India and hoped that the two sides will complete their negotiations for a bilateral nuclear accord soon, an issue that is expected to dominate talks between the leaders of the two countries Tuesday. Comment?
Alberta lifts moratorium on sour gas well projects
Alberta's energy regulator announced Friday it would be lifting its self-imposed suspension on issuing sour gas licences following an appeals court ruling last month. Comment?
Local teams vying for national prize
Two Peace Country hockey teams are vying for an all- expense paid trip to see some of their idols in action. Comment?
Heavy snowfall warnings for Grande Prairie and region
Snow that began yesterday in the Grande Prairie region is expected to continue and strengthen today. Comment?
Recovery to strengthen house sales
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Steve Ladurantaye Published on Monday, Nov. 16, 2009 9:29AM EST Last updated on Monday, Nov. Comment?
Former Quebec premier Parizeau says independence more important than ever.
Jacques Parizeau wants to breathe new life into the sovereignty debate. The still influential former premier argues in a new book coming out Monday that Quebec independence is necessary in an increasingly globalized world. Comment?
Governor-General Award-nominated 'The Cello Suites' was nearly murder mystery
Eric Siblin considered playing a different tune when he wrote the first words of his Governor General's Award-nominated first book, "The Cello Suites." "I was actually thinking at first that it would be a murder mystery and that it would be fiction," Siblin said of the nominee in the non-fiction category. Comment?
No sign of apology to 'home children'
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The Canadian government is showing no signs of an apology to the families of thousands of poor children who were shipped to Canada and Australia from Britain -- children who were often abused and forced into labour. Comment?