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Kouame Adie always knew he wanted to immigrate to Canada, but Edmonton wasn't originally part of his plan.

Against all odds, Charles and Camilla have forged a fairy-tale romance. Now, he's bringing her to Canada for the first time.

An oft-quoted statistic used to criticize Canada's laggardly performance in mobility services is wireless penetration, which stands at about 63 per cent of the population.

Enter rural dating services. By Joe Castaldo Joe Castaldo is a staff writer for Canadian Business .

Illegal cigarettes are making their way into the hands of youth in Ontario and Quebec in large numbers, according to a new report that shows the amount of contraband tobacco smoked by teens in those provinces is up this year.

Kyoto vs. Copenhagen Sara Falconer Alberta tar sands: Crude oil Forget the Kyoto Protocol - that's so 1997 .

So You Think You Can Dance Canada's Top 10 finalists are heading coast-to-coast on an 18-city tour of Canada where they will be showcasing their incredible talents to audiences nationally.

Hogtown's unemployment rate edged up again to 10.1% last month -- making once job-rich Toronto one of the cities in Canada with the highest percentage of unemployed residents.

Lawrence Martin F or many months, the Liberals, the party with an empty department-store window, have been flirting with the idea of high-speed rail.

A train trip from downtown Montreal to downtown Toronto, with a stop in the nation's capital, in two hours and 18 minutes is a far cry from the options travellers currently have.

Canada's premiers are calling for an overhaul of the employment insurance program, but they haven't completely agreed on what changes should be made.

A train trip from downtown Montreal to downtown Toronto, with a stop in the nation's capital, in two hours and 18 minutes is a far cry from the options travellers currently have.

High-speed rail connections between Windsor and Quebec a ' and possibly reaching as far into the U.S. midwest as Chicago a ' have the potential to help transform and diversify the regiona TMs auto-dependent economy, say supporters of the idea.

Customers trying to take advantage of the last day of Via Rail's ticket discount promotion are still experiencing long lineups and wait times to make reservations, but the company said it has brought in additional employees to handle the extra demand.

The destination board reads services 'on time' at Central Station in Montreal Sunday after the VIA Rail locomotive engineers strike had ended and regular services would resume later Sunday evening.

Via Rail announced Tuesday that would-be travellers will have two more days to qualify for a 60 per cent discount on rail tickets country-wide due to an "overwhelming response" from customers.

Thankfully, Via Rail and its locomotive engineers' union saw sense and ended their strike after just two days.

Even the prospect of a 60 per cent discount on future train travel wasn't enough to put a smile on the face of Alain Delamirande.

Canadians only keep the monarchy for the pure joy we derive from knowing it irritates Quebec separatists.

Last updated on Saturday, Jul. 25, 2009 04:32PM EDT M ost Via Rail passenger service has been disrupted by an engineers' strike, leaving Canadians and tourists alike without their planned transportation during the busy summer season.