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Olympic Oval architects add golden touchMore than two years ago at the construction site for the Olympic long-track speed skating venue, as many as 100 Vanoc organizers, Vancouver and Richmond city officials, architects and construction crews stood in front of the north-facing windows at the ed
Protesters force Harper to delay appearancePrime Minister Stephen Harper had to postpone a visit to a Vancouver Chinese community centre Wednesday because protesters had surrounded the building and sealed its doors.
Snow blankets southwestern OntarioHeavy snowfall in southwestern Ontario delighted children on the tobogganing hill but infuriated adults stranded at an airport as the first major snowstorm this winter hit Windsor-Essex and Chatham-Kent.
Ethical-sealing pledge could lift EU ban: senatorA Quebec senator is calling on Nunavut to sign on to a proposed international declaration on ethical seal hunting, which she says could help Canada challenge the European Union's trade ban on seal products.
Three calls to 911, but why didn't they stop?Early Sunday morning, for reasons that are still not known, 26-year-old Squamish, B.C., resident Alexander Borgen Larsen was lying in the middle of the slow lane on the Sea-to-Sky Highway.
This is THE Giam-bonerTORONTO -- The perfectly calculated, carefully manipulated political career of Adam Giambrone just became unzipped.
Anti-Olympic reporter denied entry into CanadaA Chicago-based independent journalist says he was detained and questioned at the Vancouver airport on Saturday afternoon, denied a phone call or legal counsel and sent unceremoniously back to the U.S.
Memorabilia lost in fire, but memories not: CTV anchorAn Ottawa veteran news anchor said he's grateful none of his colleagues were hurt in a massive blaze over the weekend at CTV Ottawa studios, which devastated the newsroom and destroyed irreplaceable historical footage dating back to 1961.
Report: Missing Ontario woman's body foundBELLEVILLE, Ont. — Ontario Provincial Police and Belleville police confirmed Monday morning they have arrested a male suspect in the disappearance and death of Jessica Lloyd.
MLSE steps up for BurkeLeafs General Manager Brian Burke and his youngest son’s body arrived in Massachusetts while the team was trouncing the Ottawa Senators in Toronto.
Winnipeg's homeless hero viciously beatenFaron Hall, known in Winnipeg as a homeless hero, remained in a hospital critical care unit on Sunday after allegedly being attacked and viciously beaten by two people in his apartment on Saturday.
Cats disappearing in CharlottetownSome cats in Charlottetown have gone missing and their owners are wondering if an increase in the number of foxes in the city is to blame
Harper hosts a hockey hotstove in SaskatoonPrime Minister Stephen Harper, a serious hockey buff, played the role of interviewer Friday night as he quizzed NHL legends Gordie Howe and Wayne Gretzky at a Saskatoon charity event.
Storm dumps 45 cm of snow on eastern NewfoundlandEastern Newfoundland is digging out from nasty winter weather that dumped significant snow on the region overnight.
Local media reports say up to 45 centimetres of snow fell on the region Friday and overnight.
B.C. to give 3,400 Olympic tickets to VIPsThe B.C. government plans to give away nearly 3,400 Olympic tickets to visiting business leaders, investors and dignitaries as part of a strategy to promote the province during the 2010 Winter Games, the province announced Friday.
Olympic protesters converging on VancouverThe Olympic Resistance Network, which represents a coalition of social-activist groups in B.C., says it will do whatever it can to disrupt the journey of the torch when it reaches Vancouver and inconvenience supporters of the 2010 Winter Games.
Police dog dies in training mishapWindsor Police are mourning the loss of one of their own, after a police service dog died after a training exercise Monday.
Vahlter was a 2½-year-old Belgian Malinois.
TTC suspends driver who took unscheduled breakThe TTC has suspended a bus driver after a video showing he took an unscheduled break surfaced on the Internet. It is the latest photographic evidence of rule breaking by TTC employees that has infuriated transit users who were already dealing with a fare
Baby survives horrific crashOTTAWA - Strapped in her seat in the back of a Honda C-RV, the baby girl looked at her rescuers as if nothing had happened.
Make-a-Wish children find Olympic accommodationA group of terminally ill children whose wish to go to the Vancouver Winter Olympics was threatened when the company operating their cruise ship hotel weighed anchor will have places to stay after all.
8 puppies abandoned in freezing coldEight puppies were discovered whimpering inside a large plastic container after being abandoned at a Fredericton park in the freezing cold on Tuesday.
Quebec MDs won't get paid for Haiti workQuebec Health Minister Yves Bolduc has turned down a request by some of the province's doctors that each be reimbursed $704 per day for volunteer work in earthquake-ravaged Haiti.
Olympic floating-hotel scheme sinksA cruise ship that was to serve as a floating hotel in the port of Vancouver during the Olympics will not be showing up, leaving hundreds of tourists high and dry.
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