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Barbara Yaffe: B.C.'s attitude toward Royal Family slowly changing
Left to right: Prince Charles, Prince of Wales, Queen Elizabeth II, Prince William, Duke of Cambridge and Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge on the balcony of Buckingham Palace during the finale of the Queen's Diamond Jubilee celebrations on June 5, 2012 in London.
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Pregnant Kate Middleton, Prince William and Prince Harry Donate...
Prince William , wife Kate Middleton and brother Prince Harry have decided to donate $150,000 to the Walking With the Wounded South Pole Allied Challenge, an upcoming trek that seeks to raise funds for military charities.
74 years later, royalty to return
The last time a member of the royal family visited the Jersey Shore, the world was teetering on the brink of world war.
Revamped Canadian Museum highlights former PM Pierre Trudeau
Massive logs flew off a logging truck on the Golden Ears Bridge between Langley and Maple Ridge on Friday, causing traffic to back up on the morning commute.
Canadians have $170B stashed in top 12 global tax havens
Massive logs flew off a logging truck on the Golden Ears Bridge between Langley and Maple Ridge on Friday, causing traffic to back up on the morning commute.
200 people evacuted in western N.B.
Three Perth-Andover schools were closed Thursday and 200 homes were evacuated as 10 forest fires burned in New Brunswick.
Oil and gas blueprint released
The Alward government has released its long-awaited oil and gas blueprint for how it plans to regulate development of the shale gas industry in New Brunswick.
Bulk drug buys could be bad for health, study says
Months after Canadian provinces and territories agreed to buy six widely prescribed generic drugs in bulk with an eye toward saving $100-million, a new study warns that bulk purchasing of pharmaceuticals can result in poorer health outcomes.
More Sask. doctors staying in province
The doubling of medical training seats to 120 at the University of Saskatchewan is providing a bigger pool for the Physician Recruitment Agency of Saskatchewan - also known as Saskdocs - to recruit from, said Ed Mantler, CEO of Saskdocs.
Two fives will get you 10, but do they melt?
The Bank of Canada revealed the final two bills of our new "polymer notes" - or plastic money, to use the plain language they taught us about in journalism school.
Royal Wedding GIFs: Revisit Your Favorite Seconds Of The Ceremony Over And Over Again
A band of the Queen's guard perform in the Mall on the day of the Royal Wedding.
Duchess Kate spends anniversary at kids' hospice
On the anniversary of her spectacular royal wedding, Duchess Kate celebrated by doing what royals do, and not one of the easy things: She went to a hospice for a tea party with terminally ill children today.
C'wealth meet in Lanka 'accommodates evil': Canada LONDON: Canadian Foreign Minister John Baird has condemned the decision to allow Sri Lanka to host the Commonwealth heads of government meeting in November as 'accommodating evil'. Baird spoke out after his Commonwealth counterparts in London on Friday agreed to press ahead with the meeting ... (more)
Supreme Court finds no evidence of political interference in constitution
Justice Ronald Martland, left, and Justice Roland Ritchie, right, listen to Chief Justice Bora Laskin read the Supreme Court's decision on the federal government's constitutional package in Ottawa on Oct.
Mount Allison University Opera Workshop on Tour
The Mount Allison University Opera Workshop producing its 12th annual tour. Since 2001, the Opera Workshop has been visiting schools in the Maritime region, presenting an educational and entertaining program that introduces young students to the art form of opera.
Canadian vet seeks closure in Korea 60 years after armistice
Eighty-five-year-old Joel Beaman seemed hesitant to walk up to the Canadian Korean War Monument in Gapyeong, South Korea Wednesday-not because his legs couldn't take him there, but because it reminded him of the good friends he lost in the battle 60 years ago.
Canada Post faces $1b annual operating loss by 2020
With revenues spiralling downward because fewer people are sending mail, Canada Post could face an operating loss of $1 billion by 2020, according to a Conference Board of Canada report .
Tories' power policy centres on rate freeze
Provincial Progressive Conservative Party Leader Jamie Baillie insists a freeze on power rates is possible without consumers getting hit with a price spike when it's lifted.
Duchess of Cambridge Kate Middleton will live with mum after baby is born
Instead, she has told friends, she will live with her parents for at least the first six weeks after leaving hospital.