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Interfaith Panel Denounces a 9/11 Museum Exhibit’s Portrayal of IslamBusiness | 22 hits | 5:57 PM on Wednesday
Canadian robbed in GuatemalaLaw & Order | 49 hits | 1:21 PM on Wednesday
A Canadian man and his British girlfriend have posted video of themselves being robbed at gunpoint in Guatemala as a warning to others touring the area. Bre-X lawsuits dismissed, 17 years after mining scandalLaw & Order | 38 hits | 1:20 PM on Wednesday
After nearly two decades, an Ontario court has dismissed two lawsuits involving investors who lost millions of dollars in the Bre-X Minerals scandal back in the 1990s. Bionic eye allows Michigan man to see glimpsesScience | 34 hits | 1:20 PM on Wednesday
A degenerative eye disease slowly robbed Roger Pontz of his vision.Benghazi attack could have been prevented if US hadn't 'switched sides in the War on Terror'"
America chose al-Qaeda over Muammar Gaddafi and ignored his offer to abdicate amid civil war, says the Citizens Commission on Benghazi, a group of former top military brass and CIA insiders.
Military | 66 hits | 12:52 PM on Wednesday
America chose al-Qaeda over Muammar Gaddafi and ignored his offer to abdicate amid civil war, says the Citizens Commission on Benghazi, a group of former top military brass and CIA insiders.Tony Blair urges British intervention against Islamic extremists around the world
Tony Blair will call on Britain today to back “revolution” against anti-Western interests in the Middle East and beyond to combat the growing threat of radical Islam.
Misc World | 48 hits | 11:43 AM on Wednesday
Tony Blair will call on Britain today to back “revolution” against anti-Western interests in the Middle East and beyond to combat the growing threat of radical Islam.Australia unmoved by U.N. critique of asylum seeker policy
Immigration Minister Scott Morrison hit back after the regional representative for U.N. refugee agency UNHCR said that Australia's policy of sending asylum seekers to third countries for lengthy detention might violate its treaty obligations.
Misc World | 53 hits | 11:21 AM on Wednesday
Immigration Minister Scott Morrison hit back after the regional representative for U.N. refugee agency UNHCR said that Australia's policy of sending asylum seekers to third countries for lengthy detention might violate its treaty obligations.Accused murderer Jeffrey Wade Chapman wants 'murder' neck tattoo removed before trial
A man with the word 'MURDER' prominently tattooed on his neck has been accused of killing a man - and now he wants the inking removed before his trial.
Law & Order | 58 hits | 10:46 AM on Wednesday
A man with the word 'MURDER' prominently tattooed on his neck has been accused of killing a man - and now he wants the inking removed before his trial. Hamilton EpiPen project to launch in local food courts in JuneHealth | 50 hits | 7:47 AM on Wednesday
The city of Hamilton is putting food allergy auto-injectors into two local food courts this summer as part of a pilot project that could eventually see them placed in every food court and restaurant in the city. Travel insurance and extreme sports: How Canadians can protect themselvesLifestyle | 59 hits | 7:15 AM on Wednesday
High-risk holiday activities can end up being the furthest thing from a cheap thrill, especially when insurers dismiss a claim following a costly injury. Google Street View lets you go back in timeTech | 60 hits | 7:04 AM on Wednesday
Google Street View now gives you the option to see what neighborhoods and landmarks looked like at different times in the past. Son of Luce Lavertu to be charged with 1st-degree murderLaw & Order | 48 hits | 6:53 AM on Wednesday
The son of a 49-year-old woman who died after she was found in her Orleans home with her throat slashed will face a first-degree murder charge, CBC News has learned. Why politicians and academics never just say what they meanPolitical | 72 hits | 6:43 AM on Wednesday
Alcohol blamed for thousands of new cancer cases annually in OntarioHealth | 52 hits | 6:41 AM on Wednesday
Alcohol consumption is linked to an estimated 1,000 to 3,000 new cases of cancer in Ontario a year, including oral malignancies, liver, colorectal and breast cancers, the province’s cancer agency says. Ron MacLean in hotseat over comment about Quebec refsSports | 70 hits | 6:40 AM on Wednesday
CBC hockey commentator Ron MacLean apologizes for his comment about French-Canadian referees during Tuesday night’s Montreal Canadiens-Tampa Bay Lightning playoff game. Lisa Raitt to enhance rail safety measures in wake of Lac-MéganticBusiness | 40 hits | 6:40 AM on Wednesday
Transport Minister Lisa Raitt will announce today new safety rules to prevent tragedies like the one that destroyed part of Lac-Mégantic, Que., last summer. CBCnews.ca will carry her press conference live at 12:45 p.m. ET.World's smallest deer that's more like a 'mouse' born at a Spain zoo
“It is no larger than a hamster.” The world's smallest deer - more like a mouse - with a heritage stretching back millions of years has been born at a zoo in Spain. The birth of the mouse-deer brings the number of species in zoos in Europe to 44.
Strange | 145 hits | 12:58 AM on Wednesday
“It is no larger than a hamster.” The world's smallest deer - more like a mouse - with a heritage stretching back millions of years has been born at a zoo in Spain. The birth of the mouse-deer brings the number of species in zoos in Europe to 44.Canadian News
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Calgary woman gets letter with 6-cent stamp 45 years lateStrange | 91 hits | 10:35 PM on Tuesday
The letter, mailed in 1969 from Lethbridge, was recently delivered to Anne Tingle’s new home in Calgary, wrapped in a plastic and cardboard with an apology from Canada Post for the damaged condition. Russia expels Canadian diplomat from embassy in MoscowMisc World | 74 hits | 10:30 PM on Tuesday
Russia has expelled a Canadian diplomat from Moscow, government sources confirm to CTV News, after Canada forced out a Russian military attache earlier this month over the ongoing crisis in Ukraine. B.C. car dealers may be violating drivers' privacy, claims whistleblowerBusiness | 77 hits | 10:28 PM on Tuesday
A whistleblower in the auto sales industry says car dealers may be violating customers' privacy rights when they scan licences of propective buyers before they take a test drive.Detailed images of WW2 wrecks off England captured by submarine
An unmanned submarine has recorded some of the most detailed images of two American ships that sank off the coast of England during World War II, according to the Massachusetts company that surveyed the wreckage to mark the disaster's 70th anniversary.
History | 69 hits | 10:26 PM on Tuesday
An unmanned submarine has recorded some of the most detailed images of two American ships that sank off the coast of England during World War II, according to the Massachusetts company that surveyed the wreckage to mark the disaster's 70th anniversary. Canadiens sweep LightningSports | 48 hits | 10:22 PM on Tuesday
The Montreal Canadiens swept their way into the second round of the NHL playoffs, but not before the Tampa Bay Lightning made it interesting. Montreal police send a warning to hockey fansSports | 108 hits | 1:19 PM on Tuesday
Sponteneous demonstrations will be subject to P6 bylawSaudi prince accused of slaying 2,000 near-extinct birds while on safari in Pakistan
Prince Fahd bin Sultan is said to have killed 1,977 houbara bustards while on a 21-day trip to Chagai in Pakistan's Balochistan province in January.
Strange | 112 hits | 12:56 PM on Tuesday
Prince Fahd bin Sultan is said to have killed 1,977 houbara bustards while on a 21-day trip to Chagai in Pakistan's Balochistan province in January. Canada's middle class richest in study of big nationsEconomics | 107 hits | 11:41 AM on Tuesday
Canada’s middle class appears to be the richest in a new study of incomes in several big countries.
The in-depth report published today in The New York Times, which looks at about 20 nations, indicates that Canadians have bumped Americans out of the to Chemical tanker Halit Bey runs aground in St. LawrenceEnvironmental | 85 hits | 10:57 AM on Tuesday
The 160-metre Halit Bey was en route to Trois-Rivières, Que., from Germany when it ran aground just outside of Quebec City.South Sudan conflict: Children, elderly killed in latest slaughter
Gunmen who targeted both children and the elderly left "piles and piles" of bodies — many of those in a mosque — in a provincial capital in South Sudan, the top United Nations top humanitarian official in the country said Tuesday.
Misc World | 64 hits | 10:29 AM on Tuesday
Gunmen who targeted both children and the elderly left "piles and piles" of bodies — many of those in a mosque — in a provincial capital in South Sudan, the top United Nations top humanitarian official in the country said Tuesday. Humpback whale losing 'threatened' status amid Northern Gateway concernsEnvironmental | 82 hits | 9:38 AM on Tuesday
The Canadian government is downgrading the protection of humpback whales off the coast of B.C. under the Species at Risk Act amid fears that the proposed Northern Gateway pipeline will turn the whales' habitat into a major oil shipping corridor. Walleye season may be delayed by frozen lakesLifestyle | 79 hits | 8:00 AM on Tuesday
A thick ice cover on inland lakes could threaten the opening of the walleye season in northwestern Ontario next month, and that’s causing concern for some tourist outfitters. Earth Day: Is sewage sludge safe for farm fields'Science | 88 hits | 7:29 AM on Tuesday
The use of treated sewage sludge on agricultural land is a well-established if sometimes controversial practice. Researchers are now delving more deeply into biosolids, looking to find any potential contaminants. Easter egg hunt in Laval goes horribly wrongLifestyle | 248 hits | 7:26 AM on Tuesday
Laval, Que., was the scene of an Easter egg hunt gone so bad that organizers are considering having police on hand for the next edition. Radio-controlled helicopter had ‘serious risk of collision’ with jetliner at YVRTech | 81 hits | 6:37 AM on Tuesday
Angus the cat returns home after 8 years missingStrange | 108 hits | 6:37 AM on Tuesday
An Etobicoke couple had a very welcome Easter weekend surprise when one of their family cats returned home after being missing for more than eight years. Vet costs drive pet owners to Duluth clinicsBusiness | 72 hits | 6:33 AM on Tuesday
Some Thunder Bay pet owners say veterinarian prices are so high they're going to Minnesota to have their cats and dogs fixed.Top Canada News Stories
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