A potentially deadly strain of streptococcal infections that contributed to the deaths of 10 people in northwestern Ontario doesn't pose a widespread threat, the province's chief medical officer of health says.
Sarah Palin abused her power as Alaska's governor by trying to have her former brother-in-law fired as a state trooper, according to an ethics probe report released Friday.
BEIJING - Chinese authorities have arrested a man who made 600 tonnes of melamine-laced powder that was destined for the nation's milk supply, in the biggest bust of its kind, state press reported on Friday.
Several departments, including Foreign Affairs, the Canadian International Development Agency, the Correctional Service of Canada and Veterans Affairs, refused to turn over information to parliamentary budget officer Kevin Page about what their organizations are spending in Afgha …
The cost of borrowing gold has surged to its highest level since May, 2001 as central banks appear to be hoarding the precious metal.
Four product tests at a Maple Leaf plant in Toronto have come up positive for listeria, the deli meat producer at the heart of a deadly nationwide listeriosis outbreak said Wednesday.
Three people are dead and six others wounded following a U.S. missile strike in Pakistan near the Afghan border, according to national security officials.
Don Butler, The Ottawa Citizen - "The Canadian Human Rights Tribunal has upheld complaints about online hatred filed by anti-racist crusader Richard Warman in 2004.
The US has dismissed the threat of a Russian plan to upgrade its nuclear deterrent and modernise its military.
"A military prosecutor involved in war crimes cases here has quit his position, citing ethical concerns about his office's failure to turn over exculpatory material to attorneys for an Afghan detainee scheduled to go to trial in December."
truthdig.com — "Why is a welfare mother to blame for her poverty while Wall Street fat cats can count on the federal government for $700 billion?"
"A major test of press freedom is moving into the highest legal realm, after the Supreme Court of Canada decided today that it will hear a case involving the confidentiality of journalistic sources."
"The FBI is investigating four major U.S. financial institutions whose collapse helped trigger a $700 billion bailout plan by the Bush administration... including Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, American International Group Inc., and Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc.
Nick Bala, a law professor at Queens University, says Harper's plan to make the youth justice system more punitive is a bad idea. Studies show that youth crime is down and fewer youth are serving prison sentences. Harsher punishment does more harm than good.
Microsoft ads created on a Mac? The sad thing is that the ads creators didn't even bother to hide the fact in the photo's metadata, at least until the information broke and Microsoft decided to wipe it away!
"This month and next Washington will face a critical choice: Use new technology to open the Internet for everyone, or side with the lobbyists and prevent millions from getting connected."
"Propose a national health care program to cover everyone, or invest a mere $7 billion per year over five years to expand the children's health insurance program? Sounds like "each according to need" Marxism.
The money already spent and being promised in corporate bail-outs could have solved the world's poverty, hunger and malnutrition issues, not to mention the hypocrisy of the world's greatest advocate of the free and unfettered market, economic Darwinism and anti-socialism spending …
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