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Millions of Iraqi children need help now: UNICEF report

A United Nations report paints a grim picture of life in Iraq for two million children, but says an improving security outlook offers the opportunity to provide much-needed help.

U.S. government asks judge to hold off investigating destroyed CIA tapes

Lawyers for the U.S. government urged a federal judge on Friday not to launch his own investigation into the destruction of CIA videotapes that showed officers using harsh interrogation methods as they questioned suspects.

50 killed in suicide attack outside Pakistan politician's home

At least 50 people were killed and dozens injured when a suicide attacker detonated a bomb early Friday at a mosque outside the home of Pakistan's former interior minister, officials said.

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Hundreds attend funeral for doting grandfather killed delivering Christmas cards

Friends and family gathered Friday for the funeral of Hunter Brown, an elderly man who was slain while delivering Christmas cards in Kitchener, Ont.

Byelections in 4 vacant federal ridings set for March

The race is on in four vacant federal ridings as Prime Minister Stephen Harper announced Friday that byelections will be held on March 17.

Arms exports reached record levels in 2003: report

A new report by the federal government shows that in 2003, Canada's arms exports reached the highest level ever recorded.

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Health »

Surgeons fail to discuss reconstruction with breast cancer patients: study

Surgeons frequently fail to discuss breast reconstruction options with women who have undergone surgery for breast cancer, a new U.S. study has found.

Sleep disorder drug linked to severe allergic reactions: Health Canada

Health Canada has issued a warning about serious skin and allergic reactions related to Alertec, a drug used to relieve excessive sleepiness due to narcolepsy, obstructive sleep apnea and shift-work sleep disorders.

Improper use of fentanyl pain patches linked to more deaths: FDA

U.S. health officials say improper use of patches that emit the painkiller fentanyl is still killing people.

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Arts & Entertainment»

Sacha Baron Cohen bids Borat, Ali G goodbye

British comic actor Sacha Baron Cohen is bidding farewell to the two alter egos that brought him international success: the dim-witted hip hop interviewer Ali G and uncouth reporter Borat.

Quebec City museum gets $37.5 million from Ottawa

Ottawa has come up with $37.5 million for Quebec City's Musée national des beaux-arts du Québec.

Karl Rove sells memoir for more than $1.5M

Republican strategist Karl Rove will dissect the presidency of George W. Bush in a memoir said to be worth more than $1.5 million US.

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Technology & Science »

Toshiba, Sharp expand LCD TV ties

Japanese electronics rivals Toshiba and Sharp expanded ties in making liquid crystal displays Friday, with competition growing increasingly intense among flat-panel TV producers.

CRTC gives thumbs-up to telecom complaints agency

The CRTC has approved an industry-sponsored telecommunications complaints agency, giving cellphone and internet customers an official way to resolve their problems with service providers.

Bell to administer telemarketer do-not-call list

The CRTC has picked Bell Canada to operate the National Do Not Call List, giving the company a five-year mandate to block calls from telemarketers for customers who request the service.

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Money »

2007's winners and losers on the TSX

As 2007 winds down, it's 'woulda, coulda, shoulda' time as investors take a look back to find the stocks they should have bought in bulk at the start of the year.

RIM rallies as earnings beat street

Shares of Research in Motion shot up by 10 per cent Friday after the maker of the BlackBerry wireless device reported earnings that topped expectations.

Treasury runs $2.7B deficit in October

The monthly budget surplus that Canada usually records disappeared in October as the tax cuts announced in that month's economic statement were added to the mix.

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Consumer Life »

Bell to administer telemarketer do-not-call list

The CRTC has picked Bell Canada to operate the National Do Not Call List, giving the company a five-year mandate to block calls from telemarketers for customers who request the service.

Transport Canada issues safety alerts for 3 car seats

Transport Canada has issued recall notices and safety warnings for three models of child restraint systems.

Holiday shopping to peak Friday

Storekeepers ready your registers, holiday shopping will reach its peak Friday afternoon between 2 and 3 p.m., according to credit and debit card transaction processor Moneris.

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Sports »

Scores: CFL MLB MLS

Ribeiro, Stars end Flames' win streak in OT

Centre Mike Ribeiro scored two goals, including the game winner just 57 seconds into overtime, to give the Dallas Stars a 3-2 win against the Calgary Flames Friday night at the Pengrowth Saddledome.

Gionta rallies Devils past Oilers

Winger Brian Gionta scored the game-winning goal early in the third period to lift the New Jersey Devils to a 3-1 victory over the Edmonton Oilers Friday night at Rexall Place.

Durant lifts Sonics over Raptors

Seattle rookie Kevin Durant scored 27 points and the Seattle SuperSonics handed the Toronto Raptors their second straight loss following a 123-115 victory Friday night.

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Diversions »

Lawyer of Powerball winners claims $151M jackpot, RI couple takes lump sum

Russian leader Putin, Japanese champion, make judo instructional video

B.C. court says insurance firm must compensate couple for loss of rare wine

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