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Ontarians blame Ottawa for their descent toward have-not status: poll

Article online since May 6th 2008
OTTAWA - The Conservative government of Stephen Harper will pay a stiff price in a future election if Ontario's economic struggles endure and plunge the province into have-not status, a new poll suggests. The Canadian Press-Harris/Decima poll conducted in the first week of May shows that while...

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Gov. Gen. Michaelle Jean meets with French President Sarkozy

Gov. Gen. Michaelle Jean meets with French President Sarkozy

Article online since May 6th 2008
PARIS - Gov. Gen Michaelle Jean took steps Wednesday to quell complaints Quebec has been overshadowed by Canada during her trip to France, mentioning the province several times during events. Jean, who is in the second day of a five-day visit to France, kicked off 400th anniversary celebrations...

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Toronto Transit Commission fined $200,000 in death of worker

Article online since May 6th 2008
TORONTO - The Toronto Transit Commission has been fined $200,000 for the death of a repair crew worker. The TTC pleaded guilty Tuesday in court to an Occupational Health and Safety Act violation. The accident occurred on the morning of April 23, 2007, when a crew was working in a subway tunnel...

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Charges considered for 14-year-old who rolled car with 5 other kids inside: RCMP

Article online since May 6th 2008
PORTAGE LA PRAIRIE, Man. - RCMP say a 14-year-old girl may be charged after a car she allegedly was driving rolled on a Manitoba reserve, injuring the teenager and five younger passengers. A one-year-old boy was among those in the vehicle. Police say the accident happened Sunday on the Long...

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No charter right to shoot up at supervised-injection site: federal lawyers

Article online since May 6th 2008
VANCOUVER - The Charter of Rights and Freedoms doesn't protect the right of drug addicts to shoot up, federal lawyers told a B.C. court Tuesday, arguing that the future of Vancouver's supervised-injection site is a matter of policy, not law. "The primary activity at this site, which is drug...

Other News ( 134 to 165 of 573 )

Commons adopts motion urging Myanmar military to accept world aid ( 6 days ago )
Government tables bill to approve first free trade deal in six years ( 7 days ago )
Livent bosses Drabinsky and Gottlieb directed massive fraud scheme, Crown alleges ( 7 days ago )
Ottawa announces $5 million to support emergency preparedness ( 7 days ago )
Homicide victim's daughter with terminal cancer needs help with funeral costs ( 7 days ago )
Parched Parliament shuts down due to lack of water ( 7 days ago )
B.C. judge sentences two Hells Angels associates to four and five years ( 7 days ago )
Sask. privacy commissioner sounds alarm about old office equipment ( 7 days ago )
Vancouver injection site doesn't promote crime: criminologist ( 7 days ago )
Quebec court judge reprimanded for harsh treatment of cop at trial ( 7 days ago )
N.B. health officials tell inquiry they weren't aware of pathologist problems ( 7 days ago )
Five dogs that saved lives inducted into Animal Hall of Fame ( 7 days ago )
Margaret Trudeau's acquittal on drunk driving charge restored by Appeal Court ( 7 days ago )
Coffee first on members' minds as new legislative day starts at 9 a.m. ( 7 days ago )
McGuinty unveils new police plane to catch dangerous drivers ( 7 days ago )
Police say it's possible that N.L. man fell to death while watching icebergs ( 7 days ago )
Fishermen in N.L. refuse to catch crab, protesting low price of shellfish ( 7 days ago )
Project promotes knowledge of Lake Erie shipwreck remains ( 7 days ago )
Canadian military looking for Iron Man-type suits for overburdened soldiers ( 7 days ago )
Man charged in Edmonton school attacks agrees to Crown's case against him ( 7 days ago )
Alberta to spend $55M to fight mountain pine beetle this year ( 7 days ago )
RCMP charge boy, 17, with falsely reporting Alta. school bus collision ( 7 days ago )
Man missing after boat capsizes in St. Lawrence River near Montreal ( 7 days ago )
Canada honours Aung San Suu Kyi of Myanmar with citizenship tribute ( 7 days ago )
Longueuil, Que., trial begins for man who allegedly killed cop ( 7 days ago )
Smoking ban to be phased in at Cdn. prisons; starts now at max security jails ( 7 days ago )
Governor General Michaelle Jean to pay official visit to France ( May 4th 2008 )
Change in activists' tactics poses serious threat to 2010 Games: analyst ( May 4th 2008 )
DND looks to buy more roadside bomb detection vehicles: defence sources ( May 4th 2008 )
Russian bombers are again regular visitors along Canadian and US airspace ( May 4th 2008 )
Charles Caccia, longtime Liberal MP, environmental champion, dead at 78 ( May 4th 2008 )
Boy, 15, killed, 2 other males injured when stolen pickup truck rolls in Sask. ( May 4th 2008 )

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