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Stingers face tall order with Cougars, Jr. B and midget hockey report
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Westshore faces tall order with Victoria The Victoria Cougars begin the 10th of the 23-week Vancouver Island Junior Hockey League schedule when they host the Westshore Stingers Thursday. Comment?
Limp demand threatening market growth
... has been hit hard by the impact of the recession on the oil and gas sector. Calgary had the biggest decline in North America, coming in at 4.75 out of 10 for investment prospect and 3.58 for development. The city has overbuilt not just office space, ... Comment?
Mexico leaders call for UN help in Ciudad Juarez
Local leaders in Ciudad Juarez have asked for UN peacekeepers to help stem the alarming bloodshed in their city that is chasing business across the border to Texas, their representatives have said. Comment?
Stimulus cash bypassing high jobless areas
Canada's high jobless regions are losing out as billions in federal stimulus money flows into areas that have been spared the worst of the recession, an analysis by The Canadian Press suggests. Comment?
Quebec alone supports gun registry
Quebecers are alone in wanting to save the long-gun registry, a new poll suggests. Comment?
Royal silver almost shipped out of the country: report
Sterling silver flower baskets on loan to Rideau Hall from Buckingham Palace were almost shipped out of the country, Sun Media has learned. Comment?
Scottish bred fly half a boon for Team Canada
You can't substitute experience. Those are the simple but important words stated by the head coach of Canada's national rugby team, Kieran Crowley. Comment?
Governor-General embraces military uniform
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Governor-General embraces military uniform Governor General Michaelle Jean, left, and Prince Charles lay wreaths during Remembrance Day services at the National War Memorial in Ottawa, Ont., Wednesday November 11, 2009. Comment?
Why Harper needs a nuclear deal with India
Ottawa - Published on Wednesday, Nov. 11, 2009 10:13PM EST Last updated on Wednesday, Nov. Comment?
Remember soldiers who suffer 'in silence,' vet says
Home : Top Stories : Remember soldiers who suffer 'in silence,' vet says Remember soldiers who suffer 'in silence,' vet says Viewer CTV News Video Ottawa observed Remembrance Day with a royal touch. Comment?
Prairie provinces boost efforts against H1N1
Home : Top Stories : Prairie provinces boost efforts against H1N1 Prairie provinces boost efforts against H1N1 Viewer CTV Winnipeg: Caroline Barghout reports A surge in the number of sick kids is affecting Manitoba's H1N1 flu shot policy -- the priority list will be expanded. Comment?
WWII pilot flew 37 successful bombing missions
FRANK B. EDWARDS From Thursday's Globe and Mail Published on Wednesday, Nov. 11, 2009 10:40PM EST G roup Captain Murray Marshall learned to fly as a teenager in the Second World War and shared his enthusiasm with hundreds of young air force pilots over a 23-year career. Comment?
Canada honors war veterans with Remembrance Day ceremonies
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Dalton McGuinty, premier of Ontario, speaks at a commemoration for soldiers sacrificed in wars, in Toronto, Canada, Nov. Comment?
Harper phones premiers to discuss swine flu, economy
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Prime Minister Stephen Harper held a conference call with the premiers on Tuesday to talk about swine flu and the economy. Comment?
Calgary, Canada travel information and guide
Explore a land of mystic peaks, enchanted forests and crystal fields of ice. Not so far, far away in a place called Montana. Comment?
War stories for the next generation
Second World War vets are dwindling in number. It's going to get harder to keep their stories alive for the very young, which is why Jane Barclay's new book deserves some attention -- especially so close to Remembrance Day. Comment?
Vancouver to keep watchful eye on MMA test event
A mock-up of the poster for Honour Combat Championships, which will stage an amateur mixed martial arts event in Vancouver, B.C. on November 27. Comment?
Thousands gather to honour war dead
Thousands of men, women and children gathered around the stone cenotaph in Vancouver's Victory Square on Wednesday to pay their respects to Canada's war dead, and to meditate on the theme of peace with justice. Comment?
Larouche downs second-seeded Middaugh 8-5 at Olympic curling trials
Marie-France Larouche of St-Romuald, Que., defeated Sherry Middaugh of Coldwater, Ont., 8-5 on Wednesday at the Canadian Olympic curling trials. Comment?
Wyrd fest: Wyrd scenes inside E-town
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Shifting in his post-modern stool ever so slightly and stirring his coffee with a spoon, Aaron Levin remembers something he wants to get straight before we continue. Comment?