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Pope appoints bishop to Nova Scotia diocese at centre of child porn allegations
The Pope has appointed a new bishop to a Nova Scotia diocese shaken by allegations that its former religious leader was in possession of child pornography.
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Flaherty says government will undertake no new spending in next year's budget
THE CANADIAN PRESS/Sean Kilpatrick TORONTO - Emphasizing that government stimulus spending is a temporary measure, federal Finance Minister Jim Flaherty says the Conservative government doesn't plan to undertake major new spending initiatives in next year's budget.
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Toronto police seek suspects in kidnapping-extortion
Toronto police seek suspects in kidnapping-extortion A group of people, including a 17-year-old girl, are alleged to have demanded money and drugs from three victims Timothy Appleby Toronto - Published on Friday, Nov.
Police Grovel Before Muslim Maniacs
The obsequious political correctness that allowed Nidal Malik Hasan to fester away until he was ready to launch his terrorist massacre at Ford Hood is hardly limited to the military.
Canadian court orders refugee board to reconsider case of lesbian deserter from US army
Radical Muslims spread message in English
Increasing numbers of English-language Web sites are spreading al-Qaida's message to Muslims in the West.
Government defends decision to arm border guards
Cornwall Island is entirely on the Canadian side of the border but south of the new border post, which is at the north end of the Seaway International Bridge.
Detains Emerge about Ran; He Ran Successful Immigration Business
November 20, 2009 Visionmp.com news service Details regarding Tahawwur Hussain Rana, Pakistani born Canadian national who are in custody in Chicago for allegedly plotting terror strikes in Denmark and India, are emerging and show that he ran a flourishing immigration business.
Dude, where's my summit? Small-time politics ruining Canada's big moment: seven months from inaugural G20 meeting, no one seems to know where it'll be held Adam Radwanski Published on Wednesday, Nov.
One man was fatally shot in a home invasion in Etobicoke yesterday that reportedly saw victims diving out of windows to avoid the bullets.
Canadians handed over Afghan prisoners to be tortured: diplomat
Arrests made in home invasion murder. Peel Regional Police officers went door to door looking for information after a man was fatally injured during a home invasion robbery in Brampton last week.
U.S. breast cancer screening advice now in line with Canadian guidelines
Some Canadians may be confused by controversy over new U.S. breast cancer screening guidelines, but experts here say the revised recommendations finally conform with what Canada has been advising women for years.
Canadian at centre of FBI terror probe has Kanata connection
Bill Curry Ottawa - Published on Wednesday, Nov. 18, 2009 7:39PM EST Last updated on Thursday, Nov.
Mountie commissioner suggests Muskoka community too small for big G20 meeting
By The Canadian Press Published: November 18, 2009 3:30 PM OTTAWA - Canada's top cop has dared to say what top politicians won't: Ontario's Huntsville is just too small to host the G20 summit, despite tens of millions in expenditures to bring the area up to world standards.
Doctor skewed report in London sex scandal: barrister
Mark Lowe, of Nomos Capital, is being sued by former employee, Canadian Jordan Wimmer, right, for alleged sexual harassment, a claim he denies.
Police confirm drug lab in upscale home
Two attached houses on Woburn Ave. in an upscale north Toronto neighbourhood were confirmed Wednesday morning as active meth labs packed with highly explosive chemicals, police said.
Rival says Mitchell should win award
Nineteen-year-old Ariana Gillis was thrilled when she learned she'd been nominated for a Canadian Folk Music Award, because she ``never thought that that would happen.'' But as excited as she was to be considered, the Vineland, Ont., native - who's up for young performer of the year - now says she'd rather see the award go to Taylor Mitchell, the ...
McGuinty says 'Dalton Days' just reporters guessing, but won't rule them out
Less than a week after floating a trial balloon about unpaid days off for Ontario public sector workers, Premier Dalton McGuinty shot it down Tuesday, accusing the media of playing guessing games and warning that "guesses are usually wrong." Last week, McGuinty mused about using "Dalton Days" to help deal with the province's record $24.7-billion ...