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Canada's commitment to Arctic research in doubt, says prominent scientist
OTTAWA - Just one day after the federal government saved an Arctic climate change research program from the brink of death, another is knocking on the door looking for salvation. Louis Fortier, a Univ...
Nov 09, 2017
'He wouldn't have had a problem shooting me:' Trucker recounts being hijacked
EDSON, Alta. - Robert Price calls it the longest drive of his life. The 43-year-old Alberta trucker spent three-hours driving along a B.C. highway Monday after an assailant came to his window, waving ...
Nov 09, 2017
Breakfast with the Guys raising awareness of domestic violence
A charity breakfast later this month in support of the Central Alberta Women’s Emergency Shelter hopes to pump up the conversation on domestic violence. Breakfast with the Guys is happening Nove...
Nov 09, 2017
Pennsylvania tree to adorn Rockefeller Center for Christmas
STATE COLLEGE, Pa. - It will soon look a lot like Christmas in New York City thanks to a tree from Pennsylvania. Workers on Thursday cut down a 75-foot (23-meter) Norway Spruce at the State College ho...
Nov 09, 2017
Drivers get turkeys instead of traffic tickets in Montana
BILLINGS, Mont. - Some Montana drivers got Thanksgiving turkeys instead of tickets when they were pulled over by traffic officers. The Billings Gazette reports that officers with the Billings Police D...
Nov 09, 2017
White poppies: Why a symbol of peace have never really caught on in Canada
More than five years after the white poppy campaign sparked a rancorous debate about how Canadians should reflect on Remembrance Day, the anti-war movement is still stinging from its ugly standoff wit...
Nov 09, 2017
Canada's Elisabeth Vathje opens World Cup skeleton season with silver medal
LAKE PLACID, N.Y. - Canada’s Elisabeth Vathje won a silver medal at the first World Cup women’s skeleton race of the Olympic season Thursday. She finished second behind Austria’s Jan...
Nov 09, 2017
What's the meaning of death? Court cases raise questions about legal definition
TORONTO - Two Ontario court cases involving people deemed brain dead are raising questions about whether what constitutes death should be clearly spelled out under Canadian laws. The issue is at the c...
Nov 09, 2017
Mike Tyson sent back to the US after Chile denies entry
SANTIAGO, Chile - Chilean authorities say they’ve denied former heavyweight champion Mike Tyson entry to the country and are sending him back to the U.S. Chile’s equivalent of the FBI said...
Nov 09, 2017
Defiant Hong Kong soccer fans boo China anthem at match
Hong Kong soccer fans loudly booed China’s national anthem at a match Thursday in the Chinese-controlled city, defying Beijing days after Communist leaders tightened penalties for disrespecting ...
Nov 09, 2017