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Toronto Zoo's new pandas have 5 years to mate
Male and female pandas at the Zoo Parc de Beauval in France, Jan. 17, 2012. THE ASSOCIATED PRESS/Michel Euler A newly-matched couple is under a lot of pressure to produce babies and they haven't even met yet.
Rocky Mountain high ski deals hit the slopes of beautiful Banff
Most serious skiers from Los Angeles are quite familiar with the breathtaking beauty of the slopes of Banff, Canada's premier "poling" place.
Rate of organ donations in Canada remains about the same from 2006 to 2010
Approximately 750 students gather together to form a Living Green Ribbon at Governor Simcoe High School in St.
Cranbrook wins at FCM's Sustainable Communities Awards
Raymond Louie, chair of the Green Municipal Fund Council and councillor for the City of Vancouver, Wayne Stetski, Cranbrook mayor, Berry Vrbanovic, president of FCM and councillor for the City of Kitchener and Brock Carlton, Chief Executive Officer, FCM.
Air Canada, pilots continue talks
Air Canada said on Monday that contract talks with its 3,000 pilots are scheduled to continue this week, adding it is confident it can avoid a labour disruption, which could come as early as Friday morning.
Morning Brew: TTC service cuts, Eric Miller on Toronto transit, the...
As of this week, the dreaded service cuts along TTC streetcar and bus routes will take effect .
Mountie enjoys nature of Fort McMurray
After joining the RCMP 10 years ago as a civilian media analyst for national media relations in her hometown of Ottawa, Const.
Pro-oil lobby retreat urges feds to deliver climate-change solutions
Read Monday's Vancouver Sun for a look at what's hot this week in music, TV and movies, including the film This Means War.
Stanley Park petting zoo goats may have been slaughtered
Auction records reveal that within weeks of adopting from the now-closed Stanley Park Children's Farmyard, a local hobby farmer began getting rid of the animals Vancouver park board staff fear most of the Pygmy and dwarf goats retired from the Stanley Park Children's Farmyard were sold for meat at a local auction yard.
Chilling out at Quebec's Hotel de Glace: a night on ice
I'm not going to lie. My husband thought I was nuts when I suggested spending my January birthday at Hotel de Glace here in Canada.
Hungarian asylum seekers flood Canadian shores in 2011
Whitney Houston was found dead in the bathtub of her Beverly Hills hotel room, ABC news reported Sunday citing paramedics who had rushed to the singer's aid but found her "lifeless." Otto Von Bismarck, who listed smoking 100,000 cigars and drinking 5,000 bottles of champagne among his lifetime goals, must be spinning in his grave.
If you do, it could mean there's one less thing to trigger jealousy in your present romantic partner, says social psychologist Amy Muise.
Celebrity interviews: Scots newsreader Isla Traquair on quitting the UK to work for Oprah Winfrey
NEWSREADER Isla Traquair yesterday revealed her flit across the Atlantic and told how her mum's miracle recovery is the inspiration behind her new health show for Oprah Winfrey.
Winter in Quebec offers endless opportunities for fun
Lined in the early 1600s with fur traders shops and merchants mansions, Quebec City's Rue du Petit-Champlain in Lower Town today is home to quaint shops, art galleries and restaurants.
A view of the new rapid transit station over Osborne Street. A critic says fare hikes to finance projects send the wrong message.
TransLink presents possibilities for North Shore transit upgrades
A proposed B-Line style service on Marine Drive would run from Dundarave to Phibbs Exchange.
Mcrorie, a student of both the University of Winnipeg and the School of Winnipeg's Contemporary Dancers, had just come from a show downtown and had made her way to the Village for some shopping with a friend.
The young musicians behind Buzz Records aren't only forging a modest new DIY scene in Toronto; they're also self-documenting it.
Harper says China will lend panda pair to Canada
Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper looks on as his wife Laureen holds a Panda in Chongqing, China Saturday Feb.
Canada approves privately run glacier walkway in national park in Alberta
Canada approves privately run glacier walkway in national park in Alberta Environment Minister Peter Kent announced Thursday that Brewster Travel Canada could construct its quarter-mile interpretative trail that includes a glass-bottomed observation deck extending out nearly 100 feet into the Sunwapta Valley in Jasper National Park in Alberta.
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