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Change in activists' tactics poses serious threat to 2010 Games: analyst

Article online since May 4th 2008
VANCOUVER - Changing tactics by Canadian activists pose a serious threat to security at the 2010 Olympic Games in Vancouver, security analysts say. The usually fragmented, single-issue groups are converging and organizing in ways never seen before in Canada, said Tom Quiggan, a former security...

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DND looks to buy more roadside bomb detection vehicles: defence sources

Article online since May 4th 2008
KANDAHAR, Afghanistan - National Defence is looking to buy more specialized armoured vehicles to detect roadside bombs, the biggest scourge facing troops in Afghanistan, The Canadian Press has learned. The army is drawing up a proposal to purchase as many as 30 vehicles for both overseas and...

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Russian bombers are again regular visitors along Canadian and US airspace

Article online since May 4th 2008
The call came in to the air force field in Inuvik in the Northwest Territories: Unidentified aircraft approaching Canada's Arctic. "You get airborne as fast as you can," says the CF-18 pilot, identified by his call sign - Nojo. "You end up running to the jet." Less than 30 minutes later, somewhere...

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Charles Caccia, longtime Liberal MP, environmental champion, dead at 78

Article online since May 4th 2008
OTTAWA - Charles Caccia, a Liberal MP for more than three decades and passionate crusader on environmental issues, has died at age 78. Caccia, who was first elected to the House of Commons in 1968, held the Toronto-Davenport riding through nine subsequent elections and served 36 years on Parliament...

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Boy, 15, killed, 2 other males injured when stolen pickup truck rolls in Sask.

Article online since May 4th 2008
COCHIN, Sask. - A 15-year-old boy was killed and two others injured when the stolen pickup they were in rolled on a Saskatchewan First Nation. Battlefords RCMP say the vehicle flipped Sunday morning on the Moosomin reserve, trapping the occupants underneath. Police say community members turned...

Other News ( 166 to 197 of 573 )

Quiet Canadiens crowd streams home after defeat, with no major incidents ( May 3rd 2008 )
Watermain break leaves 1,500 without tap water in southern Ontario ( May 3rd 2008 )
Woman wearing seatbelt killed when ejected from crashed car in Kitchener, Ont. ( May 3rd 2008 )
Parks Canada debates allowing guns in national parks with polar bear populations ( May 3rd 2008 )
MacKay dismisses reports of Canada-Taliban talks in Afghanistan ( May 3rd 2008 )
Ceremony marks 65 years since the turning point of the Battle of the Atlantic ( May 3rd 2008 )
B.C. family of Egyptian bus crash survivors heading to victim's Cairo bedside ( May 3rd 2008 )
About 30 beehive burners remain in BC despite government edict to shut them down ( May 3rd 2008 )
SFU professor launches contest in bid to find world's "greenest" person ( May 3rd 2008 )
Montreal woman charged with killing her son is ordered hospitalized ( May 3rd 2008 )
No cause of death released in case of man's body found in incinerator ( May 2nd 2008 )
Outcry over made-in-China duds for Canadian Olympic team ( May 2nd 2008 )
Nevada motivational speaker charged with sexual assault in Toronto hotel rooms ( May 2nd 2008 )
Expert cited by PM questions how Tories tracking info now that registry dead ( May 2nd 2008 )
Autopsy reveals nothing suspicious about Russian man's death aboard flight ( May 2nd 2008 )
Man arrested near Montreal after police find mother's body in his freezer ( May 2nd 2008 )
Former MP denies wrongdoing in B.C. Securities Commission allegations ( May 2nd 2008 )
Science not only factor in determining future of safe injection site: Tory MP ( May 2nd 2008 )
Two escapes from B.C. prison fuel debate over assessing violent offenders ( May 2nd 2008 )
Soldiers getting ahead of civilians in promoting Afghan-Taliban talks: MacKay ( May 2nd 2008 )
Crew accuse container ship of dumping tonnes of waste off Newfoundland ( May 2nd 2008 )
Police arrest man for string of bank robberies in Western Canada ( May 2nd 2008 )
Veterans in tears after vandals spray paint Quebec legion branch with FLQ label ( May 1st 2008 )
Strahl tells UN Canada is committed to native rights despite recent vote ( May 1st 2008 )
Highly educated immigrants still lagging in earnings: latest census ( May 1st 2008 )
Victoria officer tells inquest of police confusion in murder-suicide ( May 1st 2008 )
Young women fail to close income gap as men profit from oil boom out West ( May 1st 2008 )
Mother of Saskatchewan girls who froze to death says father has been charged ( May 1st 2008 )
Alberta landowners say province trying to 'railroad' them on power transmission ( May 1st 2008 )
Contract talks fail; Grey-Bruce health Unit workers to begin strike ( May 1st 2008 )
Man found dead in London, Ont., apartment; police begin homicide probe ( May 1st 2008 )
Ontario SPCA to evacuate pets from flood-threatened Fort Albany, Ont. ( May 1st 2008 )

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