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McGuinty faces questions on tax hikes as he launches campaign platform2011-09-05T21:07:29Z
TORONTO - Premier Dalton McGuinty wants Ontario voters to believe he won't raise taxes again if the Liberals are re-elected Oct. 6, but he wouldn't say the words Monday as he launched his campaign platform.
Muslim Canucks deal with stereotypes, examine own religion 10 years after 9-112011-09-05T17:29:22Z
TORONTO - Gilary Massa's high school art class began buzzing with speculation the day a student rushed in to announce that "somebody bombed America." Amid her horror Massa had one hope which proved to be in vain ? that the perpetrators wouldn't be Muslim.
Tornado rips through Quebec community, uprooting trees and damaging homes2011-09-05T22:36:55Z
TROIS-RIVIERES, Que. - Residents in Trois-Rivieres, Que., spent Labour Day cleaning up after a small tornado ripped through the city Sunday night.
Tornado rips through Quebec community, uprooting trees and damaging homes2011-09-05T22:36:55Z
TROIS-RIVIERES, Que. - Residents in Trois-Rivieres, Que., spent Labour Day cleaning up after a small tornado ripped through the city Sunday night.
Labour leaders say fight to stem job losses under Tory budget plan is priority2011-09-05T22:22:47Z
HALIFAX - Staving off deep job cuts and protecting workers' rights will be the main battlefronts for labour groups in the coming months, union leaders said Monday as they gear up for widespread losses in the public sector.
9/11 security fallout still a headache for truckers2011-09-05T22:02:36Z
B.C.'s trucking industry is still struggling to recover from the security changes wrought 10 years ago after the Sept. 11 attacks, thousands of kilometres away.
Slain Manitoba woman remembered2011-09-05T21:55:43Z
As the hunt for Nancy Swenty's killer continues, hundreds of people join her friends and family in Fisher Branch, Man., to celebrate her life.
McGuinty faces questions on tax hikes as he launches campaign platform2011-09-05T21:07:29Z
TORONTO - Premier Dalton McGuinty wants Ontario voters to believe he won't raise taxes again if the Liberals are re-elected Oct. 6, but he wouldn't say the words Monday as he launched his campaign platform.
Some highlights of the Ontario Liberal election platform2011-09-05T20:47:12Z
TORONTO - Highlights of the Ontario Liberal election platform announced Monday by Premier Dalton McGuinty:
Job losses rain on Windsor's parade2011-09-05T20:38:35Z
Canadians cannot afford to keep giving handouts to big corporations while public services are threatened and governments are facing huge deficits, a leader of the province's biggest union said Monday.
Banned e-cigarettes on sale in Regina stores2011-09-05T19:07:39Z
Electronic cigarettes are illegal and unreliable as a quit-smoking tool, according to Health Canada, but they're still easy to buy in Regina stores.
McGill tops Canadian schools, places 17th overall in world university rankings2011-09-05T18:42:00Z
MONTREAL - McGill University has placed first among Canadian schools and 17th overall worldwide in an annual survey released Monday.
Robert Ghiz tries to build on family dynasty in Prince Edward Island election2011-09-05T18:00:07Z
Prince Edward Island's premier has a sizable majority government, a political pedigree to lean on and an opposition that, aside from its leader, is full of neophytes.
Fugitive brothers arrested near U.S. border2011-09-05T17:34:20Z
Two brothers sought on Canada-wide arrest warrants and considered armed and dangerous were apprehended Sunday morning near the U.S. border south of Creston, B.C., RCMP said.
Muslim Canucks deal with stereotypes, examine own religion 10 years after 9-112011-09-05T17:29:22Z
TORONTO - Gilary Massa's high school art class began buzzing with speculation the day a student rushed in to announce that "somebody bombed America." Amid her horror Massa had one hope which proved to be in vain ? that the perpetrators wouldn't be Muslim.
Tornado touchdown confirmed in Trois-Rivières2011-09-05T17:22:01Z
Environment Canada has confirmed a tornado touched down during a storm that swept across Trois-Rivières, Que., on Sunday night, uprooting trees, shattering car windows and damaging roofs.
Diefenbaby? Man fights to prove he's ex-PM John Diefenbaker's only child2011-09-05T16:03:19Z
TORONTO - A few strands of hair is about all that stands between John George Dryden and proving whether former prime minister John George Diefenbaker, always assumed to have been childless, was his father.
9/11 ruins find homes in Canada2011-09-05T13:00:20Z
Nearly a dozen pieces of steel pulled from the ruins of the Twin Towers in New York City after the Sept. 11 attacks are destined for Canadian soil.
Tories ask Elections Canada to investigate NDP2011-09-05T00:32:03Z
OTTAWA - The Conservatives are asking Elections Canada to investigate whether the NDP broke political financing laws during its spring convention.
Fugitive brothers arrested near U.S. border2011-09-04T22:35:35Z
Two brothers sought on Canada-wide arrest warrants and considered armed and dangerous were apprehended Sunday morning near the U.S. border south of Creston, B.C., RCMP said.
Next generation of workers faces bleak future with more part-time work, says OFL2011-09-04T21:35:35Z
TORONTO - Canada could face a labour shortage within five years as baby boomers retire, even as a younger generation of workers confronts a "bleak" future full of part-time jobs with poor pay and little or no pensions, union leaders warned Sunday on the eve of the Labour Day holiday.
Arm wrestlers fight for title2011-09-04T20:22:19Z
Canada's top arm wrestlers hope to grunt and strain their way to a national win in Ottawa this weekend.
Elections loom in 7 provinces, territories2011-09-04T19:07:28Z
Less than a year after helping choose a new federal government, Canadians in half the country's provinces and territories will go back to the polls.
Union slams Canada Post delivery changes2011-09-04T17:22:13Z
Dozens of postal workers were delivering mail in the Maritimes over the long weekend due to a backlog caused by structural changes made by Canada Post, according to the union representing the employees.
Feds replicate two focus-group surveys on economy, costing taxpayers thousands2011-09-04T17:21:25Z
OTTAWA - Canadian taxpayers shelled out almost $200,000 last winter for two focus-group surveys that asked virtually the same questions ? and delivered the same answers.
Manitoba murder suspect may be headed to B.C.2011-09-04T12:33:50Z
A man accused of murder in Manitoba, who police believe may be armed and dangerous, is thought to be travelling through western Canada and is likely on his way to B.C.
`It seemed like it was a movie': Young adults recall and reflect on 9-11 attacks2011-09-04T08:30:06Z
TORONTO - Few could grasp the depth of destruction and devastating loss of life on Sept. 11, 2001. But for children, the scope of the tragedy was even more difficult to process.
Bat attacks, bites woman in Jasper2011-09-04T01:50:45Z
A woman went to hospital with a bite wound and a rabies scare after being attacked by a bat in broad daylight in Jasper National Park.
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