Big banks raise mortgage rates
Three of Canada’s biggest banks are increasing some of their residential mortgage rates effective Tuesday in the latest sign that consumers should prepare for the era of historically low rates to soon come to an end. Full Story

Man injured in road rage stabbing
A 35-year-old Scarborough motorist was stabbed repeatedly by a knife-wielding man during a bizarre road rage incident that started in rush-hour traffic Monday morning. Full Story

Creba jury to resume deliberations
The jury deciding whether two men were involved in the deadly Boxing Day shootout that cost teenager Jane Creba her life will resume its deliberations Tuesday morning. Full Story

9 teens charged in 'unrelenting' bully case
Nine U.S. teens have been charged in the “unrelenting” bullying of a teenage girl from Ireland who killed herself after being raped and enduring months of torment by classmates in person and online, a prosecutor said Monday. Full Story

Female bombers kill dozens on Moscow subway
Terror returned to the heart of Russia, with two deadly suicide bombings on the Moscow subway at rush hour, including an attack at the station beneath the headquarters of the secret police. Full Story

	Chaos hits Moscow subway
	Subway blast paralyzes city centre
	Canada condemns 'cowardly attacks'
	NYC, DC beef up transit security

Icy Clinton leaves Arctic summit
U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton left a summit of Arctic coastal countries Monday after criticizing Canada for not inviting all those with legitimate interests in the polar region. Full Story

	Canada, U.S. at odds over Arctic forum
	Resources in Arctic ‘immense’: Cannon

Militia members charged in police-killing plot
Nine alleged members of a Christian militia group that was girding for battle with the Antichrist were charged Monday with plotting to kill a police officer and slaughter scores more by bombing the funeral — all in hopes of touching off an uprising against the U.S. government. Full Story

U.S. teen says friend admitted stabbing immigrant
Moments after an Ecuadorean immigrant was stabbed to death during a confrontation with a group of Long Island teenagers, the youth suspected of inflicting the fatal blow admitted he had a knife and was responsible for the stabbing, one of his friends testified Monday. Full Story

		No troops in Afghanistan post 2011: Cannon Canada will not have any military role in Afghanistan after the current mandate ends next year despite a pitch from the top in Washington. Full Story

Woman assaulted by drag queen, court hears
The fracas outside a gay bar that ended with a famed local drag queen in a coma began with him smashing a woman in the mouth with a beer bottle, leaving her with broken teeth, a court heard Monday. Full Story
Feds try to shorten Senate terms
The government is trying once again to shorten Senate terms to eight years. Full Story

Crane topples, kills three in Bahamas
An apparent tornado touched down during a fierce thunderstorm in the Bahamas on Monday and toppled a port crane, killing at least three people and injuring four. Full Story

		City losing hockey team, just like 'Slap Shot' In the 1977 cult hit movie “Slap Shot,” when player/coach Reggie Dunlop learns his minor-league hockey team will fold, he boosts player morale by planting a phony story in the local paper: The Charlestown Chiefs are moving south. Daily Feature