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Ottawa police are investigating after a masked man robbed a Kanata drugstore Sunday evening, the latest in a string of robberies in the area targeting pharmacies.
Police say the robbery happened at about quarter to nine at the Shoppers Drug Mart on Terry Fox Drive near Campeau Drive. Police say the man entered the pharmacy and demanded the staff open the safe, indicating he had something under his shirt. The man,
Adapting to the strong Canadian dollar: ‘Lies, damn lies' and stats
Google reported to be planning China exit Google Inc. GOOG-Q is expected to announce as early as today that it plans to shut down its Chinese search engine. The Financial Times reported this morning that the Internet search giant will also unveil plans
Nova Scotia's oil and gas industry is pumped that ExxonMobil is evaluating whether to explore for more gas near Sable Island this year.
The company has applied to conduct seismic testing at two previously identified gas fields under the seabed east of the island, including one only 30 kilometres from a field that currently produces gas. The work is expected to take place between May and
Last 3 in Toronto 18 terror case go to trial
The final chapter of the Toronto 18 homegrown terror cell is scheduled to start Monday, as the trial for the three remaining members accused of belonging to the group gets underway in a Brampton court. Fahim Ahmad, Steven Chand and Asad Ansari have been
In the Ottawa Valley town of Deep River, police are frustrated and the community remains confounded by the mysterious disappearance of a physicist working at the nearby Chalk River Nuclear Reactor.
Lachlan Cranswick, a physicist at the Chalk River nuclear plant in Ontario, has been missing since January. (Deep River Police Service) In the Ottawa Valley town of Deep River, police are frustrated and the community remains confounded by the mysterious
Second opinion: Canadian and U.S. health care
Most Canadians have watched with astonishment, and some with smugness, the fierce and tortured American debate about health-care reform. There are some important lessons in it for Canada. It has been a Canadian truism for decades that an American who
Human remains found along river shoreline
STRATHROY CARADOC, Ont. - The discovery of human remains along the shoreline of a river in southwestern Ontario has provincial police investigating. Sgt. Mark Campbell from the Strathroy Caradoc police services says a person was out walking by the Thames
Questions about deficit loom large over Thursday's Ontario budget
Ontario Finance Minister Dwight Duncan. Dalton McGuinty's Liberals have lowered expectations, but Finance Minister Dwight Duncan doesn't have the luxury of being entirely boring Email Please enter a valid e-mail address Please enter a comma delimited
Vancouver says goodbye to Olympic streetcar
Passengers board a streetcar near the Olympic Village Canada Line Station in Vancouver. Two streetcars, on loan from the Brussels Transport Co., will provide free rides from the Olympic Village Canada Line Station to Granville Island. Mayor says he has
Honeymoon's over on national unity as Toronto's provincial dream lives
Tom Sandler for The Globe and Mail Ontario MPP revives notion of making Canada's most populous city into its 11th province Email Please enter a valid e-mail address Please enter a comma delimited list of valid e-mail addresses Other ways of sharing:
Man, 61, held in murder of wife, 59
WINNIPEG -- A 61-year-old man is in police custody facing second-degree murder charges in connection with the death of his 59-year-old wife in Garden City. Winnipeg police were called to the Garden Towers apartment block at 611 Jefferson Ave. just after
Remains discovered along river shoreline
STRATHROY CARADOC, Ont. - The discovery of human remains along the shoreline of a river in southwestern Ontario has provincial police investigating. Sgt. Mark Campbell from the Strathroy Caradoc police services says a person was out walking by the Thames
German home-schoolers seek asylum in Canada
Claiming persecution in Germany, parents take case to Immigration and Refugee board in Alberta Email Please enter a valid e-mail address Please enter a comma delimited list of valid e-mail addresses Other ways of sharing: Recommend | See also: Caroline
Canada takes silver
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Canada achieves Paralympic goal of top-three finish in medals
Gold medalists Brian McKeever (R) and guide Robin McKeever celebrate with silver medalists Helge Flo of Norway (2L) and guide Thomas Losnegard (L) and bronze medalists Nikolay Polukhin of Russia (R) and guide Andrey Tokarev (2R) during the medal ceremony
Friedman underused on Hockey Night in Canada
Saturday night hockey broadcasts could use a little more of unappreciated CBC personality Email Please enter a valid e-mail address Please enter a comma delimited list of valid e-mail addresses Other ways of sharing: Recommend | Why is Elliotte Friedman
G20 struggles to deal with China, U.S.
OTTAWA - Differences between China and the United States could undermine the G20 summit that Canada is hosting this summer, and are calling into question the continued existence of the new world club. As the summit's host, and because it is seen as an
Escaped pet peacock leads to fine
A peacock that escaped from its north Edmonton backyard has managed to elude fire fighters, police and neighbours by hopping from roof to roof, at one point flying 20 feet up a tree then disappearing somewhere in the area. The ordeal began some time
Quebec lawyer Philippe Casgrain had a natural charm that helped him win in court
Please enter a valid e-mail address Please enter a comma delimited list of valid e-mail addresses Other ways of sharing: Recommend | Alan Hustak If Philippe Casgrain hadn't gone into law he might have been actor. Mr. Casgrain, who died Feb. 28 of cancer
From a Lawrence Heights childhood to head of Toronto housing
David Mitchell went from living in the west end projects to leading its $350-million revitalization Share Share David Mitchell, chair of Toronto Community Housing, outside one of the new apartment buildings at Regent Park. Mitchell grew up in the
Jennifer Jones keeps Canada perfect
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Anti-racism rally sparks minor fights
One man was arrested following a minor scuffle at an anti-racism rally in downtown Calgary Sunday. After taking off his shirt to reveal white supremacist tattoos, the man swung a skateboard at an anti-racism protester who took his picture, hitting him in
Second opinion: Canadian and American health care
Most Canadians have watched with astonishment, and some with smugness, the fierce and tortured American debate about health-care reform. There are some important lessons in it for Canada. It has been a Canadian truism for decades that an American who
Second opinion on Canadian and American health care
Most Canadians have watched with astonishment, and some with smugness, the fierce and tortured American debate about health-care reform. There are some important lessons in it for Canada. It has been a Canadian truism for decades that an American who
Second opinion on Canadian and American health care
Most Canadians have watched with astonishment, and some with smugness, the fierce and tortured American debate about health-care reform. There are some important lessons in it for Canada. It has been a Canadian truism for decades that an American who
Woman found dead on Vancouver Island trail
Police on Vancouver Island are investigating after a woman was found dead on a hiking trail Friday evening. Colwood, B.C. The woman's body was discovered at about 7:50 p.m. near the Galloping Goose Trail, between Atkins Avenue and Wale Road in Colwood,
Rocked by killings, Ontario city earns nickname 'Murderville'
Most people associate murders with big cities, but for residents living in a quiet corner of southeastern Ontario, it’s an issue that has hit close to home
Canada’s Jasey-Jay Anderson wins gold
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Small Ontario city earns nickname 'Murderville'
BELLEVILLE, Ont. — Most people associate murders with big cities, but for residents living in a quiet corner of southeastern Ontario, it’s an issue that has hit close to home. There have been eight homicides in the past 10 months in the
Problem gamblers have lost their bid to a launch a $3.5 billion class action lawsuit against the Ontario Lottery and Gaming Corporation.
Between December 1999 and February 2005, more than 10,000 people voluntarily signed 'self-exclusion' forms, asking the government-owned lottery corporation to bar them from its gaming sites. Gamblers who sign the forms have their photo taken and kept on