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HALIFAX a ' A storm descended on Eastern Canada on Saturday, with heavy snowfall, high winds and freezing rain expected to sweep across parts of Nova Scotia, Prince Edward Island and New Brunswick.
Calgary man mourns fiance lost to Taliban bomb
Michael Louie spent his "entire life trying to find Michelle Lang," only to lose her to a roadside bomb in Afghanistan this week, months before they were to marry.
Canada pipeline report may help unlock fed. funds
A regulatory panels conditional support for the Mackenzie gas pipeline in Canada's Far North could kick-start plodding talks between Ottawa and the project's backers over an expensive fiscal support package, a top Northwest Territories minister said Thursday.
U.S. consul general is 'eyes and ears' for Obama administration on oilsands
A career diplomat is keeping a close eye on the failures and successes within Alberta's oilsands and is reporting what she learns to the administration of U.S. President Barack Obama.
Families of soldiers express their grief
When Cpl. Zachery McCormack's parents opened the front door, they found themselves face to face with their worst fears: five military officers who had come to their home to tell them in person that their only son was dead
Thousands cheer country star Shania Twain as she carries Olympic flame in Timmins, Ont.
Canadian country music sensation Shania Twain holds the Olympic Torch upon arriving at Hollinger Park her hometown of Timmins, Ont.
Inuk actress makes her stage debut
Actors Abbie Ootoval and Linnea Swan rehearse a scene from a play in this Feb., 2009 handout photo.
Reporter killed with soldiers to be repatriated
Late Thursday evening, military officials announced the Calgary reporter killed with four soldiers will be repatriated with them Sunday at CFB Trenton.
Airlines urge Ottawa to fix issue with U.S. security plan
Home : Canada : Airlines urge Ottawa to fix issue with U.S. security plan Airlines urge Ottawa to fix issue with U.S. security plan Date: Friday Jan.
A diary of the top national and international news events of 2009
Brigadier-General Dan Menard reads a statement to reporters on Thursday, Dec. 31, 2009.
Eight Americans killed in Afghan suicide attack
KABUL a ' Insurgents intensified their campaign against military targets and U.S.-led forces in Afghanistan, killing eight U.S. CIA agents at a base and four Canadian servicemen on patrol and a journalist accompanying them.
Edmontona s Stanton, Kumar named to Order of Canada
A Canadian scientist who spent three decades doing pioneering research on workplace injury and the spine at the University of Alberta has been honoured as an Officer of the Order of Canada .
100 journalists were killed around the world in 2009
An increasing number of journalists around the world were killed in 2009, a chilling situation that is getting worse instead of better, Canadian Journalists for Free Expression said Wednesday.
Families, colleagues struggling with the deaths of soldiers and journalist
Families and colleagues are struggling to deal with the deaths of four soldiers and an award-winning journalist killed by a roadside bomb in Afghanistan.
Uproar over Canadian parliament shutdown
Canadian opposition parties ended 2009 with anger Thursday at Prime Minister Stephen Harper 's decision to suspend Parliament until March.
Summer of discontent' leads Canada's weather stories of the year
Ken Gigliotti A flooded Red River was number 4 on Environment Canada's top ten weather stories of 2009
It was the coldest of times, it was the warmest of times.
Prime Minister Harper gets 49 big gifts in 2009
It may come with a few headaches, but Prime Minister Stephen Harper's job is also a gift that keeps giving.
Alberta faces almost impossible task of stopping pine beetles from spreading
Crews armed with chainsaws and fire are fanning out across Alberta this winter, facing the almost impossible task of stemming the eastward spread of the voracious mountain pine beetle.
Canwest journalist, 4 soldiers die in Afghan blast
A Canadian journalist and four Canadian soldiers died in Afghanistan on Wednesday in the blast of an improvised explosive device.
Parliament suspended until after Olympics 2010 March for the 2nd Time this year in North America
The Harper government has suspended Parliament until March. Prime Minister Stephen Harper has decided to suspend Parliament for two months, his office announced Wednesday.
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