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[Secret U.S. Prisons] Condemned: United States Should Abolish Detention Facilities, Grant Red Cross Access To Any Detainees, UN Human Rights Committee Says

[U.S. Hopes] Of Cutting Iraq Troop Levels Dim

[Congress To Adopt] Scaled-Down Rules On Lobbying

[Tony Blair] Flies To Washington For Lebanon Talks

[Leslie H. Gelb] Time To Talk: Diplomatic Jujitsu Could Help Create A New Middle East

[Strombo's] The One No More

Updated Friday, July 28 at 10:33 a.m.

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Updated Friday, July 28 at 10:33 a.m.

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Thursday morning news

[Harper Demands Answers] On UN Death [Lewis MacKenzie] [Editorial]

[Israel Says World] Has Given It Green Light [Carolynne Wheeler In Jeruaslem]

[Israelis Were Warned] To Cease Fire, UN Says

[Provinces] Try To Close Ranks On Imbalance

[Ontario Urges Ottawa] To Revisit Softwood Deal

[Jim Karygiannis] May Enter Liberal Leadership Race

[Pollution Data] Smell Foul In NAFTA Report

[Ottawa Plans Fence] Around Defence

[PEI Voters Furious] Over Reshaped Electoral Map

[Three Politicians] Helped Failed Assassin: Former Tory MP Grewal And Liberal MPs Bell And Dosanjh Helped Atwal

[Dalai Lama] Award Could Hurt Ties: China To Canada

[Former U Of T Teacher] Held In Israeli Prison

[Bill Clinton On Afghanistan] Canada Has Done 'An Astounding Job'

[Would-Be Liberal Leaders] Promise Less Vulgarity, Quotas To Woo Women

[Gary Doer's] 'Two-Track Solution'

[Chuck Guité] Denied Request For Extended Vacation

[NDP MP] Takes Part In Washington Fast For Peace

[Police Chief's Joke] Prompts Investigation

[Got To Have] It! ... Oops, Already Do: Library And Archives Canada Came Embarrassingly Close To Buying A Valuable Historic Map They Already Had In Their Collection

[Caledonia: Day 154] All's Well In Caledonia, Ontario Safety Minister Says: Residents Outraged After Monte Kwinter Says No One Inconvenienced By Aboriginal Protest Site [Ken Hill Update]

[8,000 People] Attend Pro-Israeli Rally In Toronto

[Advocacy Groups] Worry Corporations Are Buying Premiers' Time

[Lawrence Martin] 'We Have No Choice': Election Fever Stirs Grit Pot

[Ariel Sharon] Gets Emergency Treatment For Kidney Failure

[Al-Qaeda] Warns It Will Not Stand Idly By

[Iraqi PM] Presses For More Aid

[Iranian] Envoy, Hezbollah Leader Meet

[Tony Blair] Return's Boy's Balloon

Updated Thursday, July 27 at 10:31 a.m.

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Updated Thursday, July 27 at 10:31 a.m.

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Wednesday morning news

[Canadian Killed] At UN Post In Lebanon [Mark MacKinnon in Lebanon]

[Ceasefire] Issue Muddles Multination Talks: Dignitaries From A Dozen Countries Gather Today In Rome To Discuss Peacekeeping

[Kofi Annan] Calls For Joint Probe In Outpost Bombing

[14 Israeli Troops] Killed By Hezbollah

[Ottawa To Review] Help For Non-Resident Citizens

[Tempers Flare] In Volpe Dispute: Police Called In Latest Episode

[$1-Billion] Welcome News For 'Forgotten Victims': Hepatitis C Sufferers To Get Cash Next Year

[Harper Honeymoon] In Quebec Appears To Be Soured By Lebanese Conflict

[Premiers And Natives] Unite To Push Ottawa: Leaders Want Conservatives To Honour Liberals' $5.1-billion Kelowna Accord

[Ripudaman Singh Malik] Will Be Intervenor At Air-India Inquiry

[Knock, Knock, Knocking] On Ottawa's Door: Olympic Officials Anxiously Await A Federal Response To Their $55-million Request

[The Afghan Mission] Ottawa Sees Progress Despite Afghan Strife

['Good Night, My] Love,' Mounties Wife Says

[More Than One-Third] Of Foreign Aid Wasted: Report

[Big Toronto Bash] Planned For Clinton's 60th Birthday

[War Vet] To Get $1.1-Million For Pension Injustice

[Teacher Who Had Sex] With 15-Year-Old Student Retains Ontario College Credentials

[Caledonia: Day 153] CH Attack Reviewed: Case Handed To Ottawa Police [Editorial]

[Tamil Gang Leader] Quietly Turfed

[John Ibbitson] One Promise The Tories Won't Keep

[Alberta Tories] Welcome Back Suspended Minister

[Too Much] Noise, Says CBC Of Canadian Idol Jollity

[Bush To Add Troops] in Baghdad, Citing 'Terrible' Sectarian Strife

[White House Plan] Offers New Rules For Detainee Trials

[Bank Of China] Froze N. Korean Assets

[Ariel Sharon] Moved To Intensive Care Unit

[Israeli Tanks] Move Back Into Northern Gaza

[Olmert's Daughter] Protests Gaza Killings

[Cry Bias, And Let Slip] The Blogs Of War

[Bernard Haykel] Al Qaeda Takes A Back Seat

Updated Wednesday, July 26 at 10:19 a.m.

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Updated Wednesday, July 26 at 10:19 a.m.

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Tuesday morning news

[Tyre Attack] Continues On Eve Of Canadian Evacuation [Doug Saunders In Syria]

[Thousands] Won't Join Lebanon Exodus [Israeli Troops Attack Hezbollah Heartland]

[Condoleezza Rice] Calls For New Middle East

[Saudi King] Warns Of Mideast War

[Fallen Soldiers] Begin Long Journey Home

[Premiers] Aim For Consensus: Ontario Agrees Two-Track Solution Needed To End Squabble Over Equalization Plan

[PM Has] Little Spending Room, Economist Says: Ottawa May Be Hard Pressed To Provide Provinces With Significant New Cash [John Ibbitson]

[PM To Announce] $1-Billion For 'Forgotten' Hep C Victims

[Furious Judge] Berates Tax Agency: Couple Seeking Answers Were Given Five-Year Runaround By Canada Revenue

[Liberal MP] Made Visa Call For Failed Assassin

[Aboriginal Leaders] Want Kelowna Accord On Premiers' Agenda

[Youngest Terror Suspect] Released On Bail

[TD Bank Says] Ottawa's Days Of 'Easy' Budget Planning Are Over

[Mideast Force] Unlikely: Canadian Military Stretched To Maximum In Afghanistan

[Canada Tarnished] By Asbestos Trade: NDP MP

[Day 152] Caledonia Judge Again Demands Explanation

[77 Named] To Order Of Canada

[More Misspending] Likely To Be Found In Expanded Probe: N.L. Auditor General

[U.K. Signs On] To Continue Military Training In Alberta

[Stand Up] To U.S., Voters Tell Blair

[South Korea] Seeks Talks With North

[Bill Clinton] Rallies Dems For Joe Lieberman

[S. Korean Minister] Wins Informal Poll For UN Leader

[Bush Spokesman] Retracts Stem Cell Comment

[Jeffrey Simpson] Evacuation Tips: Who's A Friend, Who's A Canadian?

Updated Tuesday, July 25 at 10:27 a.m.

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Updated Tuesday, July 25 at 10:27 a.m.

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Monday morning news

[U.S. Pushes For NATO] Force In Lebanon

[Israeli Ground Forces] Probe Further Into Lebanon [Mark MacKinnon In Lebanon]

[Ferry To Pick Up] Stranded Canadians In Tyre

[Peter MacKay] Defends Canada's Strong Support For Israel

[Condoleezza Rice] Arrives In Beirut

[Hezbollah Leader] In Iran: No Place Safe For Israelis

[Harper's Middle East] Stance Splits Canadians

[Political Financing] Guidelines Sought: One Of Three Veteran Liberals Vying For The Party Presidency Is Calling For Transparency And Restrictions

[Harper Catches Liberals] Off-Guard, Grits Could Lose Substantial Jewish Vote In Next General Election

[Images Of Millions] Of Canadians To Be Screened Against Terrorist Databases

[Pollster Paid $65,000] To Point Ottawa Toward Google

[Coalition Asks PM] To Tackle Gun Violence

[DND Eyeing] Aerial Drones Ditched By Danes

[Student Aid] On Skids, Report Warns

[Ontario To Eliminate Fees] For Registering Births

[Danny Williams] Expects Progress On Fiscal Imbalance

[Caledonia: Day 151] OPP Officer Says There's Now Two-Tier Justice

[Ariel Sharon's] Life In Danger: Stroke Expert

[Amnesty International] Accuses Jordan Of Torturing For U.S.

[Hussein Trial] Resumes Day After Ex-Leader Hospitalized

[Eight Issues] That Will Shape The 2006 U.S. Elections

[Iraqi PM] Eyes Further Withdrawals

[Op-Ed: Stéphane Dion] Frank Talk Needed On National Unity

[Lysiane Gagnon] Lebanon Fallout Felt In Quebec

[Lorrie Goldstein] Update On Media's Jihad

[Alan M. Dershowitz ] Blame The Terrorists, Not Israel

[Editorial] Exploding The Trillium

Updated Monday, July 24 at 10:15 a.m.

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Updated Monday, July 24 at 10:15 a.m.

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Friday morning news

[Canadians] Begin Arriving Back Home [Evacuees Praise, Criticize Government] [Blog] [PM's Photographer] [Editorial]

[Israel Sets Stage] For Ground Assault [Analysis]

[Hezbollah] Remains An Elusive Target [Mark MacKinnon In Lebanon]

[More Canadians Unhappy] With Federal Response To Lebanon Crisis: Poll

[Harper Admits Surprise] At Amount Of Energy He's Spending On Foreign Policy

[Ontario, Quebec] Ready For Arrival Of Thousands Fleeing Lebanon

[Canadian Warships] Put On 48-Hour Standby To Lebanon

[Second Suspect] Released On Bail In Ontario Terror Case

[Critic Slams] 'Sneaky' Child-Care Clawback: Government Denies Concealing $400M-A-Year Savings Through Phase-Out Of Former Young Child Supplement

[Ottawa Fashions] New Plan For Thorny Green Issues

[Liberals Want Tax Probe] Of Fees To Tory Delegates

[Thousands Expected] To Attend RCMP Funeral

[Canadian's Detention] In China Sparks Furor

[Homicide Rates] Hit Highest Levels Since 1996

[Canadian, American Mayors] Unite In Protest Of Passport Requirement

[Omar Khadr] Fired U.S. Lawyers, Guantanamo Letter Says: Tells Mother 'I Think I'm Better With Out Them And Allah Is Our Defender And Helper'

[Ottawa Programmer] Designed Detonators, British Court Told

[Canadian Ambassador's] Young Sons Join Refugees

[Shock Jock's] Libel Award Stands: Supreme Court Refuses To Hear Appeal By MP André Arthur Of Damages For Slandering Former Premier, Wife

[Scott Brison] Preaches Peace: MP Attends Pro-Israeli Rally

[Citing Civilian] Deaths, Kofi Annan Demands Truce

[Israel Set War Plan] More Than A Year Ago [Israel Calls Up Reserves]

[Three Arrested] In Connection With Mumbai Bombings

[At NAACP, Bush ] Tries To Mend Rift: Applause And Boos Punctuate Speech, His First To Group As President

[U.S. Counselling] For Saddam On Hunger Strike

[Which U.S. Anchors] Put Themselves In The Line Of Fire?

[Jeffrey Simpson] American Silence Over Lebanon Speaks Volumes

[Peter Worthington] Convenient Canadians

[Uri Dromi] Israel, This Time, Is Overwhelmingly United

Updated Friday, July 21 at 10:39 a.m.

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Updated Friday, July 21 at 10:39 a.m.

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Thursday morning news

[PMO Wanted Crisis] Kept Under Wraps, Sources Say [2,000 Wait In Port Camp] [Margaret Wente] [Live Discussion: 11 a.m. EDT]

[Refugees] Land In Cyprus, Prepare For Next Leg Of Trip Home [Blog]

[Harper Waits On Plane] For Canadian Refugees [John Ibbitson] [Editorial]

[Canada Strikes Evacuation Deal] With Israel: Report

[France Offers To Work] With Canada to Evacuate Citizens From Lebanon

[Israel Hints] At A Full Scale Invasion

[Israel Warns] Gaza: Arabic-Language Leaflets Threaten 'Dangerous Consequences' For People Hiding Weapons

[Support For Afghan Mission] Falls Sharply [Christie Blatchford]

[RCMP Changes Time] Of Fatal Shootings: Mounties Say Incident Took Place An Hour Later Than First Reported

[Military's Recruitment Methods] Slammed: Forces' Lack Of Responsiveness Scaring Off Many Talented People, Ombudsman Says

[U.S. Details] Terror Links To Canada: Suspects Spread Across Six Countries Stayed Connected Over The Internet

[Mechanical Fault] Ruled Out In Canadian Chopper Crash

[Air-India Inquiry] Called Key To Terrorism Response

[Tory MP] In Border Battle: IDs Strain On Area Economy, U.S. Relations

[Chuck Guite] Appeals 3 1/2-Year Fraud Sentence

[Canadian Lauded] 'Beloved' Bin Laden

[Ottawa Orders Survey] To Identify Edge Of Continental Shelf

[Caledonia: Day 143] Accused Is No-Show In Court: Police Are Hunting For Both Men Charged With Assaulting CH Cameraman

[Liberal MPP Calls Israel] 'Rogue' State

[Liberal MPP Apologizes] For Atlantic Canadian Slur

[Newfoundland Auditor General] To Begin New Spending Probe

[Ontario Logo] Launches Protest: Complaints About Trillium Redesign Popping Up Like Weeds

[Ontario And N.L.] Say Compromise Needed To Fix Fiscal Imbalance

[U.S. At Odds] With Allies on Mideast Conflict

[U.S. Marines In Beirut] To Evacuate Americans Right

[UN Warning] On Mideast War Crimes

[Iraq PM] Splits With U.S. On Israel

[Bush Vetoes] Stem-Cell Research Bill On 'Moral' Grounds

[Poles Fear Political Twins] Will Double Drift To The Right

[Zev Chafets] Middle East: This Time, Israel's Doing It Right

Updated Thursday, July 20 at 10:40 a.m.

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Updated Thursday, July 20 at 10:40 a.m.

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Wednesday morning news

[Canadians Wait] As Evacuation Efforts Begin [Disparate Families, Intersecting Grief] [Editorial]

[Harper Heading] To Cyprus: Prime Minister Will Fly To Cyprus Later Wednesday To Meet Canadians Fleeing Lebanon

[PM Insists He's Onside] With Allies On Hezbollah [John Ibbitson]

[Canadians Fleeing Lebanon] Could Be Hezbollah Targets: Israeli Ambassador

[Bill Graham] Criticizes Harper For Siding With Israel

[Ottawa's Pro-Israel Tilt] Could Take Political Toll: Arab Critics

[MPs Squabble Over Costs] Of Saving Dual Citizens

[Israeli Troops] Clash With Hezbollah Inside Lebanon

[Suspect In RCMP] Slayings Surrenders [Editorial]

[Get Tougher] On Terrorism, FBI Director Tells Canada

[Ottawa Man] Kept Assault Rifles, U.K. Court Told: Prosecutors Detail Raid On Mohammed Khawaja

[Air-India Families] Request Standing At Inquiry

[Clifford Olsen's] Tale: He's A 9/11 Informant

[An Emotional Visit] To A Soldiers Grave: Laureen Harper Honours Relative Who Died In 1917

[Grit MP] Playing Hooky: NDP

[Visa Fee Waived] For AIDS Conference

[N.S. Liberals] In No Rush To Select Permanent Leader

[Caledonia: 'Wanted' Posters] Upset OPP Union

[Bush Thwarted Probe] Into NSA Wiretapping

[India Blocks] Several Web Sites, Many of Which Are Blog Homes

[Yo Ho-Ho] It's Blair Live And Unplugged

Updated Wednesday, July 19 at 10:25 a.m.

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Updated Wednesday, July 19 at 10:25 a.m.

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Monday morning news

[Canada To Begin Lebanon Evacuation] By Midweek: Harper

[Israeli Bombs] Kill 7 Canadians In Lebanon [Start Of 'Open War'?] [Live Discussion: 1 p.m. EDT]

[Israel Sends Ground Forces] Into Lebanon [Death Toll Approaches 200] [Analysis]

[Blair, Annan] Call For International Forces]

[Tories Sense] Coming Of Harper Led-Majority

[Fall Vote] Could Be Triggered: Grits To Do 'Everything Humanly Possible' To Avoid Early Election

[Cheque-Swapping Scheme] Common Practice In All Parties Until Recently

['Stylish' Harpers] Light Up St. Petersburg Night

[No-Fly List] To Include Only Those Posing Threat: Membership In Terrorist Group Not Enough To Bar A Person From Getting On A Plane

[Slain Canadian Soldier] To Be Laid To Rest Today

[Canada's Underground Economy] Booming Online

[Privacy Chief] Eyes U.S. Border: Federal Court Asked To Overturn Commissioner's Ruling

[North Korea Rejects] Missile Sanctions

[Protestors Call For Recount] In Mexican Election

[Bush Uses Expletive] To Express Frustration [Transcript: 'Yo Blair']

[A Steamy Spy Scandal] At The State Department: A Tale Of The Diplomat, His Spy Paramour, And His Wife — Also A Spy — Keeps Getting Weirder

[Parachuting Canadian Paramedics] Come To Fisherman's Aid

[Dan Quayle] Walks Out On John Mellencamp For Republican Bashing At Celebrity Golf Tourney

[Rami Khouri] Time To Cut In On The Mideast Dance Of Death

[Norman Spector] Lumber Trouble Has Hint Of Irony

[Op-Ed: Andrew Stark] Embracing The Nation In Quebec

[Op-Ed: Fawaz A. Gerges] Postcard From Lebanon

Updated Monday, July 17 at 10:35 a.m.

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Updated Monday, July 17 at 10:35 a.m.

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Friday morning news

[Israel Widens Campaign] In Lebanon [Oil Prices Pass $78]

[Harper Defends Israel's Right] To Defend Itself [Harper, Blair Meeting] [G8 Summit]

[The Making Of A Terror Mole] How A Sharia Activist Infiltrated The 'Toronto 17' And Helped Authorities Build A Case Against Them

[Belinda Stronach] Wants Caucus To Elect Cabinet Ministers

[Parliament Vote On Softwood Deal] Could Bring A Fall Election, Tories Warn

[Harper Makes Medical Wait-Times] Promise Disappear From Priorities List [Guarantee Is 'Flexible,' Says Clement]

[No Race-Based] Commercial Fishery, Says Jim Prentice

[Civil Liberties Group] Questions RCMP Announcement During Election

[Supreme Court] Tightens Test Of Political Corruption

[Mohamed Harkat] To Remain Free On Bail

[Doubt Cast] On Tough Gun Law: No Proof Of Less Crime, Report Says

[Ottawa Shrugs Off] U.S. Drug Proposal

[Former Native Leader] Sent To Jail For Fraud [Ottawa Launches Spending Probe]

[BC NDP Leader] To Be Treated For Cancer

[Jean Charest] Talks Trade With Austria

[Caledonia Buffer Zone] Created To Ease Tensions

[N.S. Tory] Gets Boston Posting

[Op-Ed: Carolyn Bennett] Liberal Leadership Race: There's An Elephant In The Room

['Elements' In Pakistan] Blamed In India Blasts

[Bush Agrees To Review] Of Domestic Spying Program

[South Korea Halts] Food Aid To North

[Cheney, Rove, Libby] Sued In CIA Leak Case

Updated Friday, July 14 at 10:41 a.m.

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Updated Friday, July 14 at 10:41 a.m.

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Thursday morning news

[Israeli Attacks] Beirut Airport, Lebanese Army Base [President Bush Comments]

[Three Killed] In Canadian Forces Helicopter Crash

[Files Show Soaring] Airfare Tab Of Veterans Minister: Charter Plane Trips Cost Nearly $18,000

[Mole Infiltrated] Alleged Terror Group: Report

[Ottawa's Chief] Bank Watchdog Set To Resign: Le Pan Warned Of Threat To Pension Plans

[Phil Fontaine] Re-Elected AFN Chief

[Fallen Soldier Returns] To Loved Ones

[Vic Toews] Says Ottawa May Make It Harder For Murderers To Seek Parole

[CHUM Deal] A Test For Tories' Free-Market Mantra

[Gerard Kennedy] Appears To Lead Liberal Race

[Government In No Rush] To Bring Khadr To Canada

[Government Efforts To Push] Conservation Ineffective, Study Says

[Stéphane Dion] Pushes MP Gender Parity

[Danny Williams] Defends Secrecy On Spending

[More Cash] For Businesses In Caledonia

[Justin Trudeau] Signs On To Play Talbot Papineau

[Alexandre Trudeau] Preparing For Fatherhood

[White House] Prods Congress To Curb Detainee Rights

[Options For U.S.] Limited As Mideast Crises Spread

[Tony Blair's Fundraiser] Questioned Again In Cash-For-Honors Inquiry

[British Fraud Scandal] Takes Deadly Turn: Government Fears Diplomatic Crisis Over Extraditions After Witness Dies

[Don't Feed] My Dog, Vladimir Putin Tells Journalists

Updated Thursday, July 13 at 10:40 a.m.

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Updated Thursday, July 13 at 10:40 a.m.

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Wednesday morning news

[Israel Sends Troops] Into Lebanon: Clashes Come After Hezbollah Militant Group Captures Two Israeli Soldiers In Cross-Border Raid

[India Braces] For More Terror

[Hep-C Victims] To Get Payout Of $1-Billion

[Slain Soldier] Was Prepared, Father Says: Family Denies That Reservist Slain In Afghanistan Was Misled

[PM'S Letter] Reignites Native Fishery Issue: Harper Pledges That His Government Will Oppose 'Racially Divided' Programs

[Publication Ban] Challenged: Lawyers For Some Of The 17 Individuals Accused Of Terror-Related Crimes In Toronto Argue Against Ban

[Harper Chief Of Staff] Forced To Testify In Bitter Legal Dispute

[Tories Chastised] For Not Handing Over Convention Documents

[Governor General] Challengers' Best Client

[Because Steve] Isn't Just A Name, But An 'Attitude'

[Ontario Stalls] On Mental Health Fixes: 'Unacceptable' Delays Hamper Court-Ordered Improvements

[Challenging Gas Regulation] In Nova Scotia: Owner Bumps Price Beyond Legal Maximum

[Hamilton Mayor] Faces Financing Charges

[Natives Take Down] Caledonia Barricade

[N.B. Energy Minister] Defends Gas Pricing Policy

[Former Tory Candidate] Faces August Trial

[Visa Delays] Plague Gay Games

[Vladimir Putin] Lashes Out At West's Afghan Role

[Bob Novak] Confirms Rove Was One Of Sources In Outing CIA Agent

[U.S. Army] To End Expansive, Exclusive Halliburton Deal

[U.S. May] Want More Bank Data

Updated Wednesday, July 12 at 10:20 a.m.

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Tuesday morning news

[Scores Dead] In Indian Train Blasts: Explosions Hit Seven Commuter Trains, Killing At Least 100, Mumbai Police Chief Says

[Fallen Soldier's Repatriation] To Be Closed [Three Days Of Fierce, Bloody War] [Rumsfeld In Afghanistan] [Margaret Wente]

[Canada Not Welcoming] To Immigrants, Study Finds

[Ottawa To Seek] 'Redress' Of TPC Contracts: More Than A Third Of 47 Companies In Program Used Unregistered Lobbyists, Paid Fees

[Diplomatic Splits] Over N. Korea Widen: South Korea And Japan Joust Over Tokyo's Suggestions Of Pre-Emptive Strikes

[N.Y. Terror Suspect] Held Bank Job In Canada

[Elections Canada] Says Tory 'Cheque-Swapping' May Be A Violation Of Federal Law

[Harper's Three Priorities] For Fall

[Bureaucrat Trips] To Ottawa Nixed

[Politics No Fun] After You 'Quit Drinking': Ralph Klein

[Phil Fontaine] Favoured To Win A Third Term: Assembly Of First Nations To Vote On Whether To Give Him Another Term As National Chief

[Provincial Tax Cutting] To Blame For Fiscal Imbalance: Report

[Alberta Usurps] Ontario's Job Title

[Try Me] Or Leave Me Alone, Mohamed Harkat Argues: Refugee From Algeria Denies Federal Government Allegations That He Poses A National Security Risk

[Ralph Klein] Revels In Rock Star Status: Stampede Breakfast Draws Thousands [Ralphbucks In Fall?]

[Ex-Chretien Staffer] To Heat Up Liberal Race In Ottawa Centre

[More N.B. Gas Stations] Shut Down In Price Protest: Pumps As Independent Retailers Complain About Province's Introduction of Maximum-Pricing Rules

[N.S. Introduces Bill] That Would Protect Some From Working On Sunday

[Fraud Video Claim] In Mexico Poll

[Rethinking Embattled Tactics] In Terror War: Courts, Hill And Allies Press U.S. Administration

Updated Tuesday, July 11 at 10:30 a.m.

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Monday morning news

[Canadian Dies] In Afghan Battle: Soldiers Engaged In Lethal Two-Day Game Of Cat-And-Mouse With Taliban Fighters [Soldier] 'Always Had A Smile On His Face'

[Japan Considers Legality] Of Strike On N. Korean Bases

[N.Y. Terror-Plot Suspect] Was Concordia Student: Muslim Groups Say He Was Not Active

[Sea Change] Coming For Our Motto? Two Short Words Could Usher In A Sea Change In The Way Canadians View Their Nation [Editorial]

[David Emerson] Says He Won't Be To Blame If Softwood Deal Dies

[Contenders For Liberal Leadership] Go To The Blogs: Campaigns Trying To Harness Influence Of Burgeoning Internet Community

[Tories to Give Developers] 15 Days To Compete For RCMP Site

[Sovereigntists Hammer Charest] Over Paris Comments

[Party Loan Writeoff] Sparks Funding Debate

[Feds Strip Cons] Of Right To Sue Government

[New Native Group] Draws Fire From Existing Congress [AFN Election]

[OPP Conduct At Caledonia] Standoff Probed: Report

[Hitting The Road] For Timely Cancer Treatment: Overworked Radiation Machines Force Newfoundland To Send Patients To Toronto

[N.S. Sunday Shopping Enforcement] A Waste Of Police Resources, Says Union President

[Employers Spying On Canadian] Workers, Study Suggests

[Roy MacGregor] Here's A Good One: Visit Ottawa To Learn How Government Works

[Norman Spector] Mr. Duceppe Has Baited The N-Word Trap

[Op-Ed: Garry Kasparov] What's Bad For Putin Is Best For Russians

[Lysiane Gagnon] Dion's Quebec Comeback

['Absolutely Determined'] To Pullout Plan: Ehud Olmert

[Building Collapses] In New York

[Polish President] Appoints His Twin Brother As Prime Minister

Updated Monday, July 10 at 10:20 a.m.

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Friday morning news

[Harper Cautions] Bush: Despite PM's Stern Words On Border Plan, U.S. President Says He Has A Friend In 'Steve' ['Steve' Different Than Liberals] [Audio Slideshow] [Transcript] [Editorial]

[Fierce Skirmishes] Leave Gaza Reeling: At Least 22 Killed As Israel Moves In Deeper

[Doug Saunders In London] Shattered Faith, Fresh Optimism And Split Opinion [Live Discussion: 1 p.m. EDT]

[Police To Lay Mischief Charge] Against Urinating Reveller: Identity Of Man, 23, To Be Revealed Friday

[Trade Truce] Faces Trouble, Industry Warns

[New Job] With The Feds? Take A Free Trip

[Liberals Go Small] To Try To Win Big: Party 'Top Heavy,' Insiders Conclude

[Privacy Watchdog Sniffs] For Signs Of U.S. Snooping: Casts A Wide Net In Efforts To Uncover Whether U.S. Has Gained Improper Access To Canadians' Banking Records

[Passport Status] A Mystery: MPs Press To Help Canadian In China

[Tory Ministers Show Restraint] In Wining, Dining

[Liberal Candidate] Gets NDP Apology Over Allegation

[Alberta Tory] MLAs, MPs Discuss Economic Growth

[Chinese Embassy In Ottawa] Denies Organ Harvesting Report

[Alberta Lobbies Ottawa] For Road Money To Help With Overcharged Economy [Jeffrey Simpson]

[Dalton McGuinty] Plans Mission To India, Pakistan

[Michael Ignatieff] Plucks N.S. Grits

[N.B. Gas Station] Closes After Province Starts Regulating Gas Prices

[N. Korea Missile] Aimed At Area Off Hawaii — Report [Editorial]

[New York, Georgia] Courts Rule Against Gay Marriage

[James P. Rubin] Afghanistan: A War Democrats Can Win

[Google, Unibrow] Added To Dictionary

Updated Friday, July 7 at 10:30 a.m.

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Thursday morning news

[Harper Closes Door] On Softwood Debate: Lumber Negotiations Are Over Despite The Objections Of Industry And British Columbia, Ottawa Says [Liberal Reaction] [John Ibbitson] [Editorial]

[Opposition Parties] Agree To Recall Commons Committee To Look At Softwood Deal

[North Korea] Vows To Continue Missile Tests

[Israeli Forces] Reoccupy Northern Gaza

[MPs' Little-Known] Mortgage Subsidy Under Fire: MP Garth Turner Demands End To Perk

[Boeing Deal $8-Billion] Handshake With Bush, Liberals Say

[Police Identify Men] Who Vandalized War Memorial

[Tories Promised Payment] If They Won: Whistleblower Allan Cutler

[Four Years] Later, No-Fly List Remains Grounded: Air Carriers Left With Only A Hodgepodge Of Databases, Partial Watch Lists, Instincts

[Joe Volpe] Gains In Recruiting Drive: 'Stunning' Quebec Membership Numbers Vault Toronto MP Higher In Liberal Race

[Tory Agent Tossed] Over Nasty E-Mail

[Harper's Birthday Gifts] For Bush: Stetson And A Brass Buckle

[Despite] Fraud, Guité 'An Exemplary Citizen,' Lawyer Says: Judge To Decide On Bail This Week

[Caledonia: Day 129] Rule Of Law Not Restored In Caledonia, Judge Says

[Natives To Get More Control] Over Schools: B.C. Agreement Could Be Extended To Other Provinces [Editorial]

[Newfoundland Cabinet Shuffled] To Fill Vacancy

[Court Date Set] For N.S. Sunday Shopping Challenge

[Ralph Klein] Slams Al Gore Interview Attacking Oilsands Projects

[Eric Reguly] Ralph Klein's Oil Sands Sales Job Falls Flat

[Doug Saunders In London] A Grave Worry On The Bombings' Anniversary

[A Touchy] Topic: Boomer in Chief Hits The Big 6-0

[Will Ken Lay's Legacy] Be Greed Or Innovation? [Peggy Noonan]

[Government Consultant] Breached FBI's Computers: Frustrated by Bureaucracy, Hacker Says Agents Approved and Aided Break-Ins

[So, Mr. Putin,] Why Did You Kiss That Boy's Tummy?

Updated Thursday, July 6 at 10:25 a.m.

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Wednesday morning news

[Softwood Deal] Under Attack: B.C. Government Lobbies Ottawa To Reopen Agreement And Fix Escape Clause

[North Korea] Answers Protests With Another Missile [Editorial]

[Israel] Steps Up Gaza Offensive: Troops Ordered To Set Up Security Zone To Thwart Militant Rocket Launches

[Three More Implicated] In Nfld. Spending Scandal

[Three Of 11] Grit Hopefuls Didn't Donate To Party In '05

[Harper Set To Travel] To Washington On Thursday

[Provinces Urge] Clement To Help Plot A Pharmaceutical Strategy

[35,000 Signed,] Volpe Team Says: Other Liberals Mum On Recruitment

[Donation Cap] Failed To Slow Clement Gifts

[Jack Layton] Demands Parliament Be Recalled To Debate Softwood Deal

[Canadian Cities] Facing Day Care Crunch

[Jim Flaherty] On Businesses Who Charge 7%

[Piece Of Klein History] Once A Real Page Turner: Booklet Hurled At Teen Sells For $1,400

[N.S. NDP] Let Courts Decide Sunday Shopping Issue

[Mexican Party] Says Millions Of Votes Not Counted: Leftist Leader Claims Victory Despite Losing Preliminary Results

[Jeffrey Simpson] Alberta's Tar Sands Are Soaking Up Too Much Water

[Max Boot] Our Enemies Aren't Drinking Lattes

[Tony Blair] Calls On Muslims To Root Out Extremists

[Senator Clinton] Hedges Lieberman Support

[Former Enron Founder] Kenneth Lay Dead At 64

Updated Wednesday, July 5 at 10:05 a.m.

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Updated Wednesday, July 5 at 10:05 a.m.

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Tuesday morning news

[Israel Keeps Pressure On Hamas] As Deadline Passes [Militants: Soldiers Fate Will Not Be Revealed]

[Mad Dash] To The Liberal Line: In The Last Days Of Phase One Of The Liberal Leadership Campaign, The Name Of The Game Is Selling Party Memberships

[Joe Volpe] Seeks Tighter Restrictions On Donations: Bar Contributions To Political Parties From People Under 18, He Urges Senate

[Lumber Deal?] Depends On Who You Ask: Clause Allows Countries To Bail Out [Gary Mason]

[Drones] On Military Wish List: Armed Forces Seek To Add To Ottawa's $17B Spending Spree Unveiled Last Week

[Veterans Outraged] By War Memorial Defacement

[Federal Tories Ignore] Alleged Health Violations Outside Alberta

[N.S.-Born Wife] Of Accused Terrorist Posted Messages Calling For Holy War

[B.C. Officials] Look To Recover Foreigners' Medical Bills: Taxpayers Left With $10-Million Tab For Hospital Costs, Health Minister Says

[Quebec Facing] Severe Shortage Of Police Officers, Federation Warns

[Anti-Smoking Ads] Blow By Auditor, Irk Ontario Tories

[Barrie McKenna] Alberta Week Dumps A Huge Truckload Of Pointlessness On U.S. Capital

[Elena Cherney] Giving Day-Care Cash To Stay-At-Home Parents Sounds Like Politics To Some Canadians

[No End In Sight] For CBC's Tommy Douglas Troubles

[Iraqi] Official, Bodyguard Abducted

[Vladimir Putin] Urges Iran To Accept Nuclear Proposals

[Joe Lieberman] Drafts Plan B: Says He'll Try Bid As Independent If He Loses Democratic Primary

[Defining Her Own] Sphere Of Influence: Condoleezza Rice's Popularity Crosses Borders And Party Lines Thanks To Careful Attention To Image

Updated Tuesday, July 4 at 10:05 a.m.

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Updated Tuesday, July 4 at 10:05 a.m.

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Monday morning news

[Soldiers Captors] Give Israel An Ultimatum

[Two Rivals Declare Victory] In Mexican Election

[GST Cut Arrives] With A Whimper, Not A Bang

[MPs Pay Mortgages] With Meal Allowances

[Harper] To Hold Short, All-Business Visit With Bush At White House

[Volpe Camp] Upset Over Newfoundland Ruling: Leadership Campaign Points Finger At Rae For Extended Party-Membership Deadline

[Ottawa Says Lumber Deal] Built To Last: Emerson Insists Pact Will Hold For Years, Rejects Criticism Of Termination Clause

[Soldiers Upset] Over Homecoming Ceremony Media Ban: Internal Military Documents Reveal Discord Over Harper's Refusal To Let Cameras Record The Return Of Canada's Fallen

[Fall Election Talk] 'Highly Speculative,' Says Conservative Senate Leader

[Tories iTune] In To Digital World

[Newfoundland Liberal] Steps Down Pending Audit

[Op-Ed: Bob Rae] PM's Foreign Policy Flawed

[The Terror Raids:] 'This Is Not Why We Came To Canada'

[N.S. Police] Monitor Sunday Shopping At Six Superstore Locations

[Caledonia Calm On Canada Day] But 'Segregation' Continues

[Departing Allan Rock] Calls For Major UN Overhaul [Video]

[Norman Spector] Senate Communications Report Fails To Look Outside The News Box

[North Korea] Warns Of Nuclear War If Attacked

[Paris To Sell Chirac's] Wine Hoard For £350,000

[A Mormon] For President? Voters Balk: More Than Twice As Many Say They'd Oppose A Muslim Or A Latter-Day Saint Than A Jew Or A Catholic

[NYT Photographs] Donald Rumsfeld's Hidden Security Camera

[Op-Ed: James Carville & Mark J. Penn] The Power Of Hillary

Updated Monday, July 3 at 10:02 a.m.

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Updated Monday, July 3 at 10:02 a.m.

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