Last Updated: Mon, 05 Nov 2007 | 11:33:04 PM ET
- Pakistan turmoil may raise risks of Canada's Afghan mission: MacKay
- Defence Minister Peter MacKay warned Monday that growing uncertainty in Pakistan could cause refugees to flood the neighbouring country of Afghanistan and increase risks facing Canadian soldiers there. more »
- Pilot who survived crash was 'very lucky,' police say
- A southern Alberta man is lucky to be alive after his small plane crashed outside Calgary on the weekend, police say. more »
- Loonie holds above $1.07 US
- The Canadian dollar held firm above $1.07 US Monday, maintaining its grip on the modern-day record it set last Friday. more »
- Thousands still in the dark after Noel
- About 25,000 homes and businesses were still without power Monday evening after the battering from storm Noel. more »
- Bush calls on Musharraf to 'restore democracy'
- U.S. President George W. Bush is calling on Pakistan's President Pervez Musharraf to hold elections and relinquish his army post following the arrest of hundreds of people under the state of emergency crackdown. more »
- Delayed, rebuked for cross-border shopping trip, say Canadians
- A group of Canadians say they were chastised and forced to wait for hours in a bus at a border crossing between Buffalo, N.Y., and Fort Erie, Ont., because they had spent the weekend shopping in the U.S. more »
- CRTC ready to consider new fees for conventional TV
- Canada's federal broadcast regulator has decided it will consider the issue of a subscriber fee to fund the operations of conventional over-the-air broadcasters. more »
- Coveted employee faces years-long immigration delay, Ottawa company says
- An Ottawa company says it's worried about losing a prized Bangladeshi employee to international competitors after federal immigration officials told him they need to catch up on applications submitted five years ago before looking at his 2005 request. more »
- Vogue U.K. lists Naomi, Kate, Elizabeth II as glamour icons
- Queen Elizabeth has joined the likes of supermodels Kate Moss and Naomi Campbell, film ingenue Rosamund Pike and fashion designer Stella McCartney on a new list of the United Kingdom's most glamorous women. more »
- A trillion-dollar company is born
- Police seek half-naked men after body found in Maple Ridge
- Loonie holds above $1.07 US
- Pilot who survived crash was 'very lucky,' police say
- Eastern Canada cleans up after Noel
- Thousands still in the dark after Noel
- Bush calls on Musharraf to 'restore democracy'
- Spiked energy drinks a dangerous cocktail: study
- Bad debts claim Citigroup boss
- Kids who sleep more less prone to obesity: study
- Attention problems linked to violence in kids' TV: study
- Spiked energy drinks a dangerous cocktail: study
- Iron Chef Feenie says he was forced out of his Vancouver eateries
- Gene determines how breastfeeding will impact baby's IQ: study
- Loonie holds above $1.07 US
- Labrador judge tears strip off social services officials
- Antioxidants in grains, legumes offer radiation protection: study
- Montreal lawyer Lacroix tapped to head CBC/Radio-Canada
- Government proposes $60B in tax cuts, with further GST drop
- Tories drop 2 would-be Ontario candidates
- Acadia strike pushes students to exit
- Habs defend Saku Koivu's French
- Loonie hits modern-day high above $1.06 US
- Liberals won't force election over mini-budget
- Facebook group about prostitute assault 'blown out of proportion:' member
- Tories' mini-budget survives confidence vote
- Mulroney tried to cover up cash payments he received in hotel rooms: Schreiber
World »
- Bush calls on Musharraf to 'restore democracy'
- U.S. President George W. Bush is calling on Pakistan's President Pervez Musharraf to hold elections and relinquish his army post following the arrest of hundreds of people under the state of emergency crackdown.
- Pakistan turmoil may raise risks of Canada's Afghan mission: MacKay
- Defence Minister Peter MacKay warned Monday that growing uncertainty in Pakistan could cause refugees to flood the neighbouring country of Afghanistan and increase risks facing Canadian soldiers there.
- U.S. judge rejects Black's bid for new trial
- Conrad Black struck out Monday in his bid for a new federal fraud trial but the judge gave a slight break to a lawyer who worked on some of the former media mogul's million-dollar deals.
Canada »
- Thousands still in the dark after Noel
- About 25,000 homes and businesses were still without power Monday evening after the battering from storm Noel.
- Delayed, rebuked for cross-border shopping trip, say Canadians
- A group of Canadians say they were chastised and forced to wait for hours in a bus at a border crossing between Buffalo, N.Y., and Fort Erie, Ont., because they had spent the weekend shopping in the U.S.
- Challenge on handling of Afghan prisoners can continue: court
- A court challenge by human-rights advocates claiming Canadian troops are violating the Charter of Rights and Freedoms when they transfer detainees in Afghanistan has grounds to continue, a Federal Court judge ruled Monday.
Health »
- Gene determines how breastfeeding will impact baby's IQ: study
- A specific gene has been linked to higher IQ in breastfed infants, finds a report based on two large studies.
- Antioxidants in grains, legumes offer radiation protection: study
- Two powerful antioxidants that occur naturally in legumes and bran may protect against cellular damage caused by radiation, new research suggests.
- Attention problems linked to violence in kids' TV: study
- Children's TV shows Arthur and Barney are OK for toddler viewing — but not Rugrats and certainly not Power Rangers, suggests a new U.S. study.
Arts & Entertainment»
- Hollywood writers on strike
- Late night shows on U.S. networks were preparing to broadcast reruns Monday night, after Hollywood film and TV writers put down their pens and took up picket signs.
- Montreal lawyer Lacroix tapped to head CBC/Radio-Canada
- A Montreal lawyer whose resumé includes work as a Radio-Canada sports commentator has been named the new head of the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation.
- Vogue U.K. lists Naomi, Kate, Elizabeth II as glamour icons
- Queen Elizabeth has joined the likes of supermodels Kate Moss and Naomi Campbell, film ingenue Rosamund Pike and fashion designer Stella McCartney on a new list of the United Kingdom's most glamorous women.
Technology & Science »
- Google takes aim at wireless industry with open software alliance
- Google has announced its long-awaited foray into the mobile phone industry with the Open Handset Alliance, a group of 34 companies that aims to free up handsets.
- Music file sharers also buy more CDs, report says
- Contrary to what the music industry has been suggesting, people who download music through file sharing are also more likely to buy CDs, according to a government study.
- Computers on the decline in Japan
- Computer sales are on the decline in Japan as other devices do more and more, which could be the shape of things to come in other countries
Money »
- U.S. judge rejects Black's bid for new trial
- Conrad Black struck out Monday in his bid for a new federal fraud trial but the judge gave a slight break to a lawyer who worked on some of the former media mogul's million-dollar deals.
- Cinram Income Fund to suspend distributions
- Cinram International Income Fund said late Monday it would suspend all distribution payments after December, as the maker of recordable DVDs and CDs moves to preserve cash in a difficult market.
- Loonie holds above $1.07 US
- The Canadian dollar held firm above $1.07 US Monday, maintaining its grip on the modern-day record it set last Friday.
Consumer Life »
- Toy Testing Council urges parent to check labels
- The Canadian Toy Testing Council on Monday urged parents to be vigilant and check labels routinely for potential safety hazards.
- Iron Chef Feenie says he was forced out of his Vancouver eateries
- Vancouver's own Iron Chef, Rob Feenie, is speaking out about why he's leaving his world-famous restaurants.
- Spiked energy drinks a dangerous cocktail: study
- Mixing alcohol with energy drinks is a popular but dangerous habit among U.S. college students, according to new research that found those who combine the two tend to drink more, take more risks and are more likely to get hurt while drinking.
Sports »
Scores: CFL MLB MLS
- Canadiens blank Sabres behind Huet
- Cristobal Huet made 29 saves as the Montreal Canadiens blanked the Buffalo Sabres 2-0 on Monday night.
- Oilers baffled by Backstrom, Wild
- Mark Parrish scored twice as the Minnesota Wild beat the Edmonton Oilers 5-2 on Monday night.
- CFL delays kickoff of Remembrance Day semifinal
- Kickoff time for the CFL's East Division semifinal in Winnipeg will be changed to 1 p.m. CT Sunday, out of respect for the province's Remembrance Day services.
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- Another suspect in Toronto bomb plot granted bail
- One dead, one injured as Toronto records homicide No. 73
- Police patrol web as gangs take turf wars online
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