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Man arrested in terror probe freed on unrelated charges
A man arrested but never charged in connection with an Ottawa terror investigation has been released on consent of the Crown.
Man arrested in terror probe freed on unrelated assault charges
A man arrested but never charged in connection with an Ottawa terror investigation has been released on consent of the Crown.
Markets rally on U.S. job data
News that unemployment in the U.S. fell far less than expected sent stocks sharply upward in early trading Friday.
More Canadians believe in heaven than in hell: survey
Heaven? Yes.
Pain management a fundamental human right: Experts
Health care experts meeting in Montreal at an international summit on pain management are calling on governments to provide reasonable access for treatment of acute and chronic pain, a problem they say affects one-fifth of the world's population.
East Coast braces for Earl
Emergency officials in Atlantic Canada have issued stark public warnings about the threat posed by hurricane Earl, expected to strike the coasts of New Brunswick and Nova Scotia on Saturday.
Court orders return of Manitoba judge's sex-scandal photos
The man at the centre of a sex scandal involving a prominent Manitoba judge and her voyeur husband has been ordered by a judge to return all photos and e-mails involving the couple.
Consumers looking beyond grocery stores for their meat
Meat from the grocery store just doesn't taste right to Melissa Gauthier. Raised in tiny Kapuskasing in northern Ontario, the 26-year-old civil servant has hunted moose, hare and partridge with her father since she was a child.
B.C. wood carver shot dead by Seattle police
News that a talented aboriginal Vancouver Island wood carver was shot dead by police in Seattle has shocked the man's friends and family.
Hair-raising find could indicate men's heart attack risk
Just a small snippet of hair may hold the key to predicting a person's risk of heart attack months in advance, according to a new Canadian study.