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Ontario Algonquin land claim deal near, chief negotiator says
As the federal government grapples with festering aboriginal discontent, the chief negotiator for the Algonquins of Ontario says the group is on the cusp of a historic land deal that will have enormous significance for the country.
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Ontario to liquidate liquor assets
Patrons line up to get into an LCBO outlet as others leave after stocking up with their New Years eve beverages in Mississauga, Ont., Monday, December 31, 2007.
11 hrs ago | CBC News
Ontario PCs elect Richard Ciano as party president
A Ontario Conservative Party member inspects voting stations at the Ontario Conservative Party Annual General Meeting in Niagara Falls, Ontario on Saturday February 11, 2012.
15 hrs ago | Penticton Herald
A few facts about the The War of 1812
Some facts about the War of 1812: WHEN ? The war ran from June 18, 1812 to January 1815.
19 hrs ago | Houston Home-Journal
Workers at Ontario Caterpillar plant voice outrage over lockout and closure
Workers at the Electro-Motive Diesel plant in London, Ontario, have vowed to prevent Caterpillar from removing nine nearly-completed locomotives and machinery from the plant until a satisfactory agreement is reached on severance pay.
Victim of deadly Ontario collision remembered as devoted family man
Family members carry the casket bearing Juan Castillo to a waiting hearse after memorial services were held at Tabernaculo Bautista Neuva Jerusalen in Kitchener, Ont.
Funerals held for victims of deadly Ontario crash
Two men - both husbands, both described as caring men devoted to their families, and both among the 11 dead from last Monday's deadly Ontario highway crash - were laid to rest over the weekend.
Leacock movie shoot kept local extras busy
A CBC production of Stephen Leacock's Sunshine Sketches of a Little Town wrapped up five days of shootingA in mid-SeptemberA in Gravenhurst, before heading toHuntsville Sunday for three more days in Muskoka atHeritageVillage.
'Corporations cannot be left to police themselves'
CAW National President Ken Lewenza is calling on the federal government to release details of Caterpillar's 2010 acquisition of Electro-Motive Canada in London, Ont.
Man arrested, charged with attempted murder in connection with...
Robin Alexander Maness, 32, has been arrested in connection to a Jan. 26 incident in which a suspect allegedly drove a vehicle toward a Sarnia police officer.
Italian senator accused of embezzling sent $500,000 to Toronto firms
An Italian senator embroiled in a multi-million-dollar embezzlement scandal sent hundreds of thousands of dollars to two Toronto-based companies run by relatives.
Ottawa firefighter examines highrise blaze safety
Capt. Peter McBride of the Ottawa Fire Service is a North American expert in wind-driven highrise fires, which are among the most complicated and dangerous events that firefighters face.
No clear timeline for promised pension changes: Flaherty
The public's ongoing infatuation with smartphones, and a competitive television product, drove Telus net revenue up five per cent in fiscal fourth quarter 2011.
Relative was on the way to pick man up from hospital as police fired lethal shots
A relative of Michael Eligon was minutes away from picking him up at hospital on Feb.
Prayer service held for Ontario van crash victims
A non-denominational service, organized by the diocese of London, is underway at St.
Saskatchewan MS patient pushes clinic for care after liberation therapy
Faced with the prospect of being bedridden or in a wheelchair, Michelle Walsh went abroad for a controversial treatment she hoped would alleviate her multiple sclerosis symptoms.
Letter: As sex scandal brews, Paterno is no angel
The Binghamton Senators are in snowy St. John's, Newfoundland, preparing for a pair of meetings against the Eastern Conference-leading IceCaps this The Binghamton Senators are on the bus headed to Ottawa, Ontario, for a flight to St.
Cuts to elderly benefits years away, not for tomorrow, says Flaherty
Finance Minister Jim Flaherty is setting out broad markers for when changes to Old Age Security take effect, and they likely won't kick in for years.
Unexpected Grammy nomination brightens a dark time for Canadaa s Sum 41
Deryck Whibley Jason McCaslin and Steve Jocz, of the rock band Sum 41 pose for a photo in Toronto on Tuesday March 15, 2011.
Multimedia Nova Announces an Update With Respect to Its 2011 AGM and Its Stock Option Plan
Multimedia held its 2011 AGM on Friday, September 30, 2011 at its head office located at 105 Wingold Avenue, Toronto, Ontario M6B 1P8 at 3:00 o'clock in the afternoon .