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(0)Afghan journalist says Canadian tip-off was behind his arrest, imprisonment
Article online since September 24th 2008KANDAHAR, Afghanistan - An Afghan freelance journalist recently freed after spending 11 months in a U.S. military prison undergoing harsh interrogation said Wednesday he was arrested at the suggestion of the Canadian forces. "It was Canadians who told them I was a risk," said Javed Yazamy,...
Sask premier wants Governor General to award medal to soldiers killed in accidents
Article online since September 24th 2008REGINA - Saskatchewan Premier Brad Wall is calling on Ottawa to change its policy on when to award a new medal created to honour soldiers who die or are wounded as a direct result of hostile action in dangerous places such as Afghanistan. Since the Sacrifice Medal was introduced last month,...
Teenager accused of bringing pellet gun to Regina school 'a good kid:' parents
Article online since September 24th 2008REGINA - The parents of a young man accused of brandishing a weapon at a Regina Christian high school say he's a "good kid." The 16-year-old, who made a brief court appearance Wednesday, allegedly brought a pellet pistol to Luther College. He faces five charges including possession of a weapon...
Gov't defends timing of SIU changes, says they're unrelated to upcoming report
Article online since September 24th 2008TORONTO - Government officials are defending their move to name a new director for the province's civilian police watchdog just days before a report by Ontario's ombudsman. Premier Dalton McGuinty says he doesn't see the timing conflict and believes the new director of the Special Investigations...
McGuinty rejects demands for investigation into C. difficile deaths in Ont.
Article online since September 24th 2008TORONTO - Premier Dalton McGuinty rejected Opposition demands for an independent investigation into C. difficile deaths in Ontario hospitals Wednesday, insisting there is nothing more to be learned about how to prevent the spread of the infectious disease. Progressive Conservative health critic...
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- Homeless man who died in Winnipeg ER had bladder infection; inquest called ( September 24th 2008 )
- Possible gun shot in tussle between rival street gangs near Montreal college ( September 24th 2008 )
- First verdict in alleged terror plot, so-called 'Toronto 18,' comes down Thursday ( September 24th 2008 )
- Former Quebec lieutenant-governor Lise Thibault called to testify on spending ( September 24th 2008 )
- Cyclist dies after hit by street-racing car in Saskatoon; arrest made ( September 24th 2008 )
- Radwanski fraud trial winds down with testimony of priest ( September 24th 2008 )
- Farmers hold last-ditch rally to stop ban on expansion of Manitoba hog farms ( September 24th 2008 )
- Halifax women's group led by former-Tory candidate closes offices ( September 24th 2008 )
- B.C. premier offers towns cash back on carbon tax in face of revolt ( September 24th 2008 )
- Famous Canadian hockey theme song gets new recording to debut on TSN ( September 24th 2008 )
- Police lock down 5 schools in Lethbridge, Alta., after report of man with gun ( September 24th 2008 )
- Gov't defends timing of SIU changes, says they're unrelated to upcoming report ( September 24th 2008 )
- Police in Saskatchewan recapture last of six escaped inmates on reserve ( September 23rd 2008 )
- Energy powers inflation to 3.5 per cent, may delay action on interest rates ( September 23rd 2008 )
- Nova Scotians working more hours with less leisure time than 10 years ago ( September 23rd 2008 )
- Gala crowd, 'ivory towers' earn Harper scorn ( September 23rd 2008 )
- Former nuclear safety head quits board of directors ( September 23rd 2008 )
- Report says hot air balloon that crashed, killing two, had no inspections ( September 23rd 2008 )
- Results of propane audit show regulation of plants not working: opposition ( September 23rd 2008 )
- Metrolinx releases long-awaited plan to ease Toronto gridlock ( September 23rd 2008 )
- Principal wrestles away weapon to end standoff with gunman at Regina school ( September 23rd 2008 )
- Cross-border emissions plan fills void left by feds: Schwarzenegger ( September 23rd 2008 )
- Mayors want long-term commitment from federal party leaders ( September 23rd 2008 )
- Man who waited 34 hours in ER was dead for hours before discovered ( September 23rd 2008 )
- Alta. Mounties speak of confusion among police at fatal bus-truck crash ( September 23rd 2008 )
- Increasing number of schoolyard cigarette butts are contraband: retail group ( September 23rd 2008 )
- Lakehead University offers free tuition to Canadian students with 95% average ( September 23rd 2008 )
- Slain Sask Mounties described as 'heroes' so murder trial must be moved: lawyer ( September 23rd 2008 )
- Police identify man, 54, killed after motorcycle crashes into two vehicles ( September 22nd 2008 )
- Seeing Canada by rail: Green leader brings retro touch to modern campaign trail ( September 22nd 2008 )
- EU official says U.S. leaders must shoulder responsibility, pass bailout bill ( September 22nd 2008 )
- Vigil held for homeless man killed over cigarette outside Winnipeg shelter ( September 22nd 2008 )
Montréal Express
- # 1 : Élections: trois résultats très attendus ce soir à Montréal
- # 2 : Nouveauté musicale: The Sound of Sea Animal se fait entendre
- # 3 : Montréal en Lumière: François Girard en ouverture de la dixième année!
- # 4 : Ariane Moffatt parcourt le Québec avant de s’envoler pour la France
- # 5 : Nouveauté musicale: le petit tour musical de Thomas Fersen, réalisé par Fred Fortin
- # 6 : Le Break Syndical, libérateur des Cowboys Fringants
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