 Vancouver Sun New Zealand All Black centre Conrad Smith runs with the ball in front of Canada's hooker Pat Riordan and Canada's Nanyak Dala (right) en route to a 79-15 victory for the All Blacks in Saturday's 2011 Rugby World Cup pool A match. ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Canada like a deer caught in All Blacks' headlights Winnipeg Free Press christophe ena / the associated press Canada�s Hubert Buydens wins a lineout ball in Sunday�s match vs. New Zealand. (CP) WELLINGTON, New Zealand -- The Canadians knew what to expect on Sunday when they took the field against the famous New Zealand ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| Vancouver hosts Canada's best baristas in national coffee competition The Province Six out of the 15 will compete in the national competition on Oct. 3 The country's top baristas are in Vancouver Monday to face off in a national competition that will see the winner represent Canada at a world championship. Among those competing in ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| Hurricane Ophelia weakens slightly, speeds up; Still a Category 1 storm Washington Post By AP, MIAMI — Forecasters say a weakening Hurricane Ophelia is expected to pass near Newfoundland, Canada, early Monday. The National Hurricane Center in Miami said early Monday that Ophelia was still a Category 1 storm with top sustained winds of ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| All Blacks blow out Canada; Carter injured The Japan Times AP WELLINGTON — Winger Zac Guildford scored four of New Zealand's 12 tries in a 79-15 win overCanada on Sunday, while Colin Slade failed to seize his moment hours after becoming the All Blacks' first-choice No. 10 for the pressured knockout rounds of ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| Canada faces huge global warming costs eTaiwan News The economic impact of climate change on Canada could climb to billions of dollars per year, according to a study published Thursday by a policy group that advises the Canadian government. The report “Paying the Price: The Economic Impacts of Climate ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Unconventional Drug Clinic Can Stay Open CalorieLab Calorie Counter News The Supreme Court of Canada overruled a lower court's decision and will allow the Insite clinic in Vancouver to stay open. Since 2003, the clinic has allowed addicts to shoot up drugs in the presence of a nurse to prevent overdosing and also gives them ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Avril Lavigne bares her soul Vancouver Sun By Lynn Saxberg, Postmedia News October 2, 2011 9:00 PM Avril Lavigne makes a cross-country tour through Canada this month. Her shows will mix old uptempo hits with more "intimate stripped down moments". Vulnerability is new territory for Avril Lavigne ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Wall Street protests spread in U.S. and Canada Vancouver Sun Protests in New York against the global financial system are spreading to cities across the United States and Canada, taking their lead from American activists who began the Occupy Wall Street campaign on Sept. 17. More than 700 people were arrested in ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| Canada opens with win Regina Leader-Post Andrew Albers of North Battleford was the winning pitcher and Regina's Dustin Molleken pitched in relief Sunday as Canada beat Puerto Rico 9-1 at the Baseball World Cup in Panama City, Panama. Albers pitched five shutout innings, allowing a pair of ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| Hearn rallies to fifth place at PGA event Montreal Gazette David Hearn of Canada hits a shot on the first hole during round three of the Canadian Open at the Shaughnessy Golf & Country Club on July 23, 2011 in Vancouver, Canada. LAS VEGAS — David Hearn of Brantford, Ont., shot a 6-under 65 on Sunday to finish ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Canada's Walk of Fame Inductees EpostMedia In a special ceremony in Toronto on Saturday, a few more stars were added to Canada's Walk of Fame. The 14th Annual Canada's Walk of Fame Awards were hosted by a former inductee, Howie Mandel. The stars for Canada's Walk of Fame were in the form of a 5 ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| A Risky Move to Securitize Immigration The Mark Yes, it's September, and Canada's 41st Parliament is back in session. Security on the Hill is tight, and my press credentials do not spare me from frequent sessions with metal detectors and vaguely embarrassed security personnel. ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| “My Life's a Mess, Why Should I Be Thankful?” Nipawin Journal By Reverend Lorna King, Bridging Water Pastoral Charge We're moving toward Thanksgiving Sunday here in Canada, in a season when (for good or bad) the crops are being gathered into the bins. Some fields in this area were under water early in the growing ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Without strict rules, 3rd-party ads blitz provincial campaigns CTV.ca The federal law, enacted in 2000, was challenged all the way to the Supreme Court of Canada by a private citizen named Stephen Harper, who happens to be Canada's current prime minister. The Supreme Court upheld the constitutionality of the law, ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Father of slain soldier vows to make a difference with education project Vancouver Sun Five years after his daughter became the first female soldier from Canada to be killed in action, the education professor is joining an effort to improve teacher training and accreditation in the war-ravaged country. "I hope I can make a difference in ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Canada to offer job-creating incentives UPI.com Up to 525000 small businesses and entrepreneurs in Canada might be tempted to take advantage of the program, the CBC said. Canada, which had a jobless rate of 7.3 percent in August, has created 600000 net new jobs since July 2009, the memo said. ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Future Shop, Best Buy Canada to hire thousands for the holidays to meet demand Winnipeg Free Press Future Shop says it will increase its workforce by 40 per cent between November and January by adding 4000 more jobs in Canada. Meanwhile, sister company Best Buy Canada will increase its staff by nearly 30 per cent by adding more 2000 jobs. ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Dinos trample Bears to clinch football playoff spot Calgary Herald By Rita Mingo, For the Calgary Herald October 3, 2011 1:01 AM University of Calgary Dinos' Taylor Nill gains yardage despite the efforts of University of Alberta Golden Bears' Jon Mora (left) and Brandon Foster in Canada West football action at McMahon ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| Canada hails Zambia for peaceful transition Times of Zambia By Times Reporter CANADA has joined the rest of the world in congratulating President Michael Sata on his election as Zambia's new leader and for the peaceful transition of government. Canadian parliamentary secretary to the ministry of Foreign Affairs ... See all stories on this topic » |
| Canada News Centre - Minister Fast Announces Trade and ... The Honourable Ed Fast, Minister of International Trade and Minister for the Asia-Pacific Gateway, today took an important step forward in deepening Canada's economic ties with Southeast Asia by adopting a joint declaration of cooperation ... Canada News Centre - National News |
| Canadian government reintroduces copyright law [News ... By HipHopCanada Ottawa, ON - Get your Rihanna impersonations ready - the Conservative government is moving to pass new copyright legislation that would allow you to dance, sing. HipHopCanada.com |
| Brand denied entry to Canada News By Staff Toronto, Oct 3 (IANS) British comedian Russell Brand was forced to cancel a show in Canada after he was stopped by customs officials at the airport and denied entry to the country. Brand flew intoCanada Oct 1 ahead of a stand-up gig at the ... News One |
| Michael Jackson tribute show premieres in Canada | Pakistan Today ... By faizan News Comments (1263680http%3A%2F%2Fwww.pakistantoday.com.pk%2F2011%2F10%2Fmichael-jackson-tribute-show-premieres-in-canada%2FMichael+Jackson+tribute+show+premieres+in+Canada2011-10-03+07%3A22%3A53 ... Pakistan Today | Latest news,... |
| Paul Dewar enters NDP leadership race | Canada | News ... Surrounded by about 275 supporters from his riding, Ottawa Centre MP Paul Dewar has formally announced he wants to become the next leader of the federal New Democratic Party. Canada stories |
| 7 people fall sick onboard Air Canada flight - Local News Story By James Lewis | Email news tips to james.lewis@corusent.com 7 people fall sick onboard Air Canada flight. RICHMOND/CKNW(AM980) James Lewis | Email newstips to james.lewis@corusent.com 10/2/2011. One person has been taken to Richmond hospital, among seven passengers who fell ill on an ... CKNW Vancouver News |
| Hurricane Ophelia Weakens, Churns Toward Canada - Weather ... (CNN) -- Hurricane Ophelia weakened as it churned toward Canada Sunday, but forecasters warned it will still bring heavy winds as it heads towards Avalon peninsula of Newfoundland Sunday night. ... Sunday, October 2, 2011. ... Chico Police Re-Enact The David Yang Murder. BUTTE COUNTY KRCRNews Channel 7 returned to the crime scene where investigators re-enacted the September 21st murder of a Chico-area pastor. ... krcrtv.com - Local News |
| 49th Annual Canadian Open | Susan Polgar Chess Daily News and ... By Blogger The 49th Annual Canadian Open will be held in Victoria, BC at the Hotel Grand Pacific located in Victoria's Inner Harbour steps away from tourist attractions, ferry connections, and the BC legislature. $15000 in prizes is guaranteed for this nine ... Susan Polgar Chess Daily News... |
| New Zealand's All Blacks run rampant over Canada at Rugby World ... By admin You can skip to the end and leave a response. Pinging is currently not allowed. By PNA / Xinhua and U.S. News Agency / Asian. Home side New Zealand notched up a commanding 79-15 win overCanada despite being deprived of injured fly ... U.S. News Las Vegas |
| Sixth man on 'most wanted' list busted | Canada | News | Ottawa Sun The federal government Sunday announced the arrest one of Canada's most wanted illegal immigrants. Top News stories |
| Canadian Arctic nearly loses entire ice shelf (AP) | Stock Market ... By Yahoo! News: Science News TORONTO – Two ice shelves that existed before Canada was settled by Europeans diminished significantly this summer, one nearly disappearing. Rocket News |
| 'It's so stupid': Air Canada scared of our downtown - Winnipeg Free ... Air Canada is taxiing its flight crews out of downtown Winnipeg due to safety concerns, but some Win... - Latest News - Winnipeg Free Press. ... Winnipeg Free Press > Latest News > 'It's so stupid': Air Canada scared of our downtown ... Winnipeg Free Press: Latest News |
| N.B. Premier throws support behind Senate reform | Canada | News ... The federal Conservatives have a new ally in their efforts to reform the Senate. Top News stories |
| Lunchtime Lowdown: Russell Brand Denied Entry into Canada ... By Gena Oppenheim Lunchtime Lowdown: Russell Brand Denied Entry into Canada; George Clooney Dishes on His Father Being an Inspiration for 'Ides of March' Role. October 2nd ... Demi Moore and Ashton Kutcher Marriage Secrets Revealed – Fox News ... OK! Magazine - The First for... |
| Russell Brand Denied Entry To Canada - Starpulse.com British funnyman Russell Brand was forced to cancel a show in Canada this weekend after he was denied entry to the country. The Forgetting Sarah Marshall star flew into the country on Saturday ahe... Starpulse Entertainment News |
| Canada boy, treated in U.S. after hospital refuses, dies - Yahoo! News Read 'Canada boy, treated in U.S. after hospital refuses, dies' on Yahoo! News. ST. LOUIS (Reuters) - A 20-month-old Canadian boy with an incurable ... news.yahoo.com/canada-boy-treated-u-hospital-refuses-dies-2... |
| canada.com - Canadian news, entertainment, television ... Hot Topics: Winnipeg Jets · Fall TV · Two and a Half Men · Air Canada · London Fashion Week ·News · Local · National · World · Oddities · Photo Galleries ... www.canada.com/montrealgazette/news/story.html?k=35996 |
| Opposition rips U.S. border fence proposal - News - MSN CA Opposition rips U.S. border fence proposal as 'stupid' security tactic - OTTAWA - The Opposition is blasting a stupid U.S. government proposal to buil. news.ca.msn.com/.../us-eyes-fencing-along-canadian-border-7 |
| Paying the Price – Atlantic Canada News Release | National Round ... We proceed with resolve and optimism to bring Canada's economy and environment closer together. Home / Paying the Price – Atlantic Canada News Release ... nrtee-trnee.ca/paying-the-price-atlantic-canada-news-release |
| Canada passes tough cigarette packaging laws - ABC News ... Canada has jumped ahead of Australia by approving a tough new cigarette packaging law while Australia's legislation still waits for Senate approval. www.abc.net.au/news/2011-09-28/canada...plain.../3034618 |
| News Release – Canada becomes first country to sign the Ottawa ... News Release. Canada becomes first country to sign the Ottawa Protocol. Ottawa , September 19, 2011 — Citizenship, Immigration and Multiculturalism Minister ... www.cic.gc.ca/english/department/media/.../2011-09-19.asp |
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