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Dual citizenship review worries some MPS
When newly elected Liberal Leader Stephane Dion recently bowed to pressure and said he may renounce the French citizenship he inherited from his mother, fellow Liberal MP Ujjal Dosanjh considered it an act of courage.
G-G gives herself a regal promotion
"It is the Queen who is the head of state. The Governor-General is simply the representative of the head of state--not head of state herself," says Robert Finch, chairman of the Monarchist League of ... Canadian monarchists and constitutional experts are raising strong objections to a speech given this week in Paris by Governor-General Michaelle ...
Allen Lambert Galleria : The World Press Photo 09 exhibit with prize winners of the annual worldwide photojournalism contest is on display Tues.
B.C. visitor gets birthday flight
"The best ride I've ever had!" was how British Columbia visitor Sam O'Donaghy described his hot-air balloon ride Sept.
Brant and Brantford celebrate new affordable housing
BRANTFORD, ON, Sept. 11 /CNW/ - The Government of Canada, the Government of Ontario, and the City of Brantford today celebrated the start of construction of four affordable housing projects and the official openings of four projects.
Canada reports a surprising gain in employment
Canada posted a surprising gain in employment in August as the economy showed signs that it was beginning to pull out of a recession.
If you're renting a car for more than a couple of weeks, check out the buy-back deals that are popular at car-rental agencies in Europe.
Fellow columnist D. C. Butterfield's recent success as a book reviewer got me thinking that I too should get into that lucrative field.
New moderator of United Church setting priorities
The new moderator of the United Church of Canada is passionate about the environment, drawing more young people to worship, and building bridges to First Nations people and those of other faiths.
Ontario woman named United Church moderator
The United Church of Canada has a new spiritual head. After five ballots, Mardi Tindal, a lay member of the church and executive director of Five Oaks Centre, an education facility and retreat in Paris, Ont., was elected moderator of the country's largest Protestant denomination Friday night, said spokeswoman Ann Perry.
N.B. ninth at girls golf jr. nationals in Hampton
Only three players finished under par after the first round of play at the Royale Canadian Junior Girls Golf Championship in Hampton Golf Club, but one of the three set a course record.
N.B. ninth at girls golf jr. nationals in Hampton
Only three players finished under par after the first round of play at the Royale Canadian Junior Girls Golf Championship in Hampton Golf Club, but one of the three set a course record.
Kim takes two-shot lead at Amateur
Sue Kim already has two big professional victories. Now she has a great opportunity to win the Royale Cup Canadian Women's Amateur.
Edmonton to Calgary in an hour: will it fly?
Eurostar trains that run between London and Paris through the "Chunnel," underneath the English Channel, can reach speeds around 300 km/h. Photograph by: Archive, Calgary Herald A new debate is emerging among Canadians about whether highspeed passenger trains are the answer to rising oil prices, traffic congestion, airport delays and environmental ...
Kirby wins Canadian Women's Amateur with final-round 71
Jennifer Kirby just keeps on reaching new heights. Ron Ward Jennifer Kirby, of Paris, Ont., watches her second shot on the the 13th hole at the 2009 Royale Cup Canadian Women's Amateur Championship at Royal Oaks Estates and Golf Club in Moncton on Friday.
Kim takes lead into final round of Canadian Women's Amateur
Sue Kim already has two big professional victories. Now she has a great opportunity to win the Royale Cup Canadian Women's Amateur.
On May 23, Paula Suzanne Kennedy and Anthony Ryan Newton were united in marriage.
Photos: A look at a neo-Gothic treasure
The Post's Giuseppe Valiante writes about a neo-Gothic gem in Paris, Ont. From his story: In this once-bustling town, population 11,000, between the calm waters of the Grand River and the local Kentucky Fried Chicken, lies a neo-Gothic gem.
Game-making talent thrives in hip, independent studios
Don't tell Nathan Vella that Toronto, with its buttoned-down reputation, is playing catch-up when it comes to the vibrant, $22 billion video-game industry.
800 jobs at new video game studio
The Ontario government is getting set to pour $263 million -- or more than 1 billion quarters -- into Toronto's video game development business, Premier Dalton McGuinty announced yesterday.