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'Thunder' Helps Nab B&E Suspect
The Thunder Bay Police Service responded to a Break and Enter in progress at the Can-Op gas bar at Highway 130 and Rosslyn Road this morning at 3:46 am.
6 hrs ago | Ottawa Citizen
Economy key issue as other leaders hope to hold Harper to minority 52 minutes ago
Conservative Leader Stephen Harper announced a modest tweak to the monthly federal childcare benefit Monday, arguing that this incremental measure is in keeping with his prudent stewardship of Canada's economy.
10 hrs ago | The Victoria Star
Stock markets 'still very fluid'
It was a gut-wrenching week for investors as the Toronto stock market wiped out $150 billion of value and bounced around like a pinball, and it's likely there'll be more of the same ahead as the global economy ...
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Ont. minister says feds 'on some other planet' after invasive species comment
Federal Agriculture Minister Gerry Ritz must be "on some other planet" if he thinks the issues of invasive species in northern Ontario have been addressed, provincial Natural Resources Minister Donna Cansfield ...
Vandals target Toronto Liberals
At least 14 homeowners who agreed to display Liberal campaign signs on their property in the midtown Toronto riding of St.
Hunt on for 10 suspects in swarming-stabbing
A 16-year-old stabbed in a brazen downtown brawl remained in hospital yesterday but is expected to survive.
Ministers, chaplains find new calling as candidates
George Addison thought he had found his calling several decades ago when he was ordained as a United Church minister.
4 : Emboldened NDP continue push into Liberal-held ridings
The confident New Democrats are riding the momentum of favourable poll results right into the heart of Liberal-held seats to close out the campaign's second-to-last weekend.
Police Investigation into Car-Pedestrian Collision Continues
The Thunder Bay Police Service is investigating an automobile pedestrian collision that occurred around 7:30 a.m. at the corner of Prince Arthur Boulevard and Ogden St.
Stripper says she was fired over age
Kimberlee Ouwroulis doesna t believe her age should be a roadblock to success. So, the 44-year-old adult dancer from Stouffville has filed a complaint with the Human Rights Tribunal of Ontario, alleging the ...
2nd Bank St. fire deemed arson, man charged in 1st
Fires broke out at 275 Bank St. on Wednesday and on Sept. 15. The second of two recent fires at a building in downtown Ottawa was deliberately started, police said Thursday, the same day a man was charged with ...
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Investors were in a buying mood on the stock market Friday, clawing back nearly half the market's massive losses on the previous day before.
Emily VanCamp a terrifieda at first on set of a Brothers & Sistersa
Joining a hit TV show after it has already begun is a bit like stepping into a moving car.
Man, 37, faces more charges after allegedly sending sexual text message to teen
A 37-year-old southern Ontario man is facing more criminal charges after allegedly sending a sexually suggestive text message to a girl.
Ex-cop jailed for contempt slated for release
OTTAWAa 'A former police officer jailed for refusing to testify before a public inquiry into child-sex abuse in eastern Ontario was slated for his first taste of freedom in seven months Saturday.
Ontario's top doctor issues alert over two E. coli cases linked to U.S. outbreak
Ontario's top doctor has issued an public alert concerning two E. coli cases thought to be linked to iceberg lettuce distributed in the province.
Trucker who hit bus of Alta. workers, killing 6, not guilty of dangerous driving
A trucker whose semi broadsided a bus filled with oilpatch workers, killing six people, was found not guilty Friday of dangerous driving causing death and all other charges.
Flaherty says Canada in good financial shape
Federal Finance Minister Jim Flaherty insisted Friday that Canada is in good financial shape, even as the Bank of Canada announced it was making an extra $12 billion available to ensure credit does not dry up ...
Canadian denies knowingly bringing Ecstasy to U.S.
Invoking God many times, a Canadian citizen told jurors he didn't know there were 50,000 Ecstasy pills hidden in a spare tire when he entered the United States.
Election campaign not taking central Canada's woes seriously enough: McGuinty
Premier Dalton McGuinty says the federal election campaign isn't taking central Canada's economic woes seriously enough.