| Montreal Gazette - 11 minutes ago OTTAWA - You wouldn't have guessed, as Premier Dalton McGuinty basked in the adulation of fellow Liberals at the party's biennial convention here last month, that he has presided over what may be a permanent decline of Ontario's place within ... |
| CBC.ca - 19 minutes ago RCMP are looking for a man after a suspect died in a rural Alberta home during a shootout with police that also left two officers injured. |
| CTV.ca - 48 minutes ago Ontario Provincial Police update the status of the three victims in hospital and confirm the names of those who died in a fatal crash in Hampstead, Ont. |
| BBC News - 53 minutes ago US presidential hopeful Rick Santorum has hailed his hat-trick of caucus and primary wins, saying his campaign now has crucial momentum - and more cash. |
| Wall Street Journal - 19 minutes ago By Sara Sjolin LONDON (Dow Jones)--Most European stock markets erased early gains to close lower, as investors were once again disappointed that an agreement on a second Greek rescue had yet to materialize. |
| The Guardian - 1 hour ago Residents in Homs said on Wednesday that the noose was tightening around their besieged city, with the Syrian army carrying out a ferocious bombardment against the helpless civilians trapped inside. |
| The Guardian - 8 minutes ago Rioting broke out in the Maldives after Mohamed Nasheed, the ousted president, claimed he was forced to give up his office at gunpoint, raising the prospect of a fierce struggle for power. |
| Voice of America - 32 minutes ago February 08, 2012 Egypt PM: Aid Cutoff Threats Won't Deter NGO Case VOA News Egypt's army-appointed prime minister says Cairo will not halt its investigation into foreign-funded pro-democracy groups despite what he called threats to cut off aid from ... |
| Financial Times - 28 minutes ago Tensions between Argentina and the UK over the Falklands have reached new heights in recent days as Buenos Aires has declared it will make a formal complaint to the UN about Britain's alleged “militarisation” of the islands. |
| New York Times - 1 hour ago MOSCOW - Vladimir V. Putin, the prime minister of Russia, warned on Wednesday of a growing “cult of violence” around the world and expressed concern that upheavals in the Middle East could spread to his own country. |
| Toronto Star - 14 minutes ago Tonda MacCharles Ottawa bureau Related Harper gets red carpet treatment in Beijing Canada cautioned to focus on 'core interests' A visit to the zoo "may or may not" be in the works Team Canada without the label PM urged to speak forcefully and publicly ... |
| Vancouver Sun - 51 minutes ago Premier Christy Clark has launched a sweeping review of BC's courts and justice system, which she said will address wait times and backlogs with legislative changes this fall. |
| Toronto Sun - 1 hour ago By Don Peat ,City Hall Bureau Chief TTC chairman Karen Stintz's appears to have opened the door to a Toronto transit plan that might get Mayor Rob Ford's support Wednesday. |
| Winnipeg Free Press - 2 hours ago MONTREAL - The Huffington Post has launched in Quebec - giving Canada two editions of the online news outlet. In a blog post, co-founder Arianna Huffington says it's the first time the media company has had two different versions in the same country. |
| Toronto Star - 15 minutes ago Richard J. Brennan National Affairs Writer By condoning torture the Conservative government is breaking federal law and an international commitment, a University of Ottawa legal expert told the Toronto Star Wednesday. |
| CBC.ca - 18 minutes ago Air Canada and Porter Airlines have begun advertising all-inclusive airfares that include taxes, fees and surcharges months before Ottawa drafts legislation making the practice mandatory. |
| Vancouver Sun - 8 hours ago The federal government should stop believing its own "propaganda" about the economy and launch a pro-competitiveness initiative that includes measures to tackle a skills shortage "crisis," the Canadian Chamber of Commerce says. |
| Wall Street Journal - 47 minutes ago By Caroline Van Hasselt Of DOW JONES NEWSWIRES TORONTO (Dow Jones)--WestJet Airlines Ltd.'s (WJA.T) fourth-quarter earnings fell 4.3%, but still came in ahead of analyst expectations, as the low-cost air carrier boosted its quarterly dividend 20% and ... |
| Vancouver Sun - 1 hour ago Housing starts in British Coumbia's urban centres were up 28 per cent in January compared to December , as construction across Canada declined slightly, led by a drop in construction of multiple-unit homes, Canada Mortgage and Housing Corp. |
| Canada can ride out the wave of retiring baby boomers and their cost to the Old Age Security program with room to spare, a new report by Parliament's budget watchdog released Wednesday suggests. |
| Economic Times - 1 hour ago SHANGHAI: When it comes to China, Facebook should consider itself forewarned. Cracking the world's biggest Internet population might seem an obvious ambition for the social networking giant as it trumpets its global growth before a $5 billion initial ... |
| Wall Street Journal - 1 hour ago By GREG BENSINGER Sprint Nextel Corp. reported a widened fourth-quarter loss, due in part to the high cost of selling the Apple Inc. iPhone for the first time on its network. |
| Written by ![]() in 6,131 Google+ circles by Jay Greene February 8, 2012 10:28 AM PST Follow @iamjaygreene Microsoft will take the wraps off the consumer preview of Windows 8 on Feb. 29 in Barcelona, a key milestone on the path toward launching the new operating system. |
| National Post (blog) - 14 minutes ago By Lynn Saxberg There are two ways to look at the 2012 Juno Awards nominations, which were announced in Toronto on Tuesday and will be handed out in Ottawa on April 1, with the main event hosted by an unlikely candidate, William Shatner. |
| National Post (blog) - 5 hours ago When it came to organizing something special to celebrate the 20th anniversary of TIFF Cinematheque, senior programmer James Quandt took the opportunity to bring back a personal, and perennial, favourite. |
| National Post (blog) - 59 minutes ago Ricky Williams was watching a black-and-white movie on a small screen fastened above his sarcophagus of steel and glass. He was not expecting company that afternoon in mid-August, 2006, and motioned to the doctor to turn off the DVD player so he could ... |
| Toronto Sun - 43 minutes ago Michigan Stadium will host the NHL's 2013 Winter Classic involving the Detroit Red Wings and Toronto Maple Leafs. (REUTERS/Rebecca Cook/Files) The NHL will officially announce Thursday that the Detroit Red Wings will host the Toronto Maple Leafs in the ... |
| Toronto Star - 3 hours ago By Randy Starkman Olympic Sports Reporter Former Canadiens sharpshooter Stéphane Richer stares at the photograph: It's everything an athlete dreams of captured in a single frame. |
Globe and Mail - 30 minutes ago If you are the Toronto Raptors you just can't win for losing when it comes to the wackiness of the National Basketball Association schedule this season. |
| Telegraph.co.uk - 1 hour ago It has lain, silent and unseen, buried under miles of ice for 20 million years. Now, after more than two decades of drilling, Russian scientists have reached the pristine surface of a gigantic freshwater lake - Lake Vostok in Antarctica - and what they ... |
| Relatively few postmenopausal women at high risk for breast cancer are taking a generic drug proven to reduce the disease's occurrence. |
| CBC.ca - 20 minutes ago The country's top court is hearing the case of two HIV-positive Canadians who did not disclose their medical condition to their sexual partners. |
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