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Weather: Montreal, September 8th 2008 / 14°C / Overcast / Wind: 19 Km/h / Humidity: 88 %

Federal government pledges $2 million more towards Georgia conflict

Article online since August 27th 2008
TORONTO - The federal government is providing an additional $2 million in relief money to help those affected by the conflict in Georgia. International Co-operation Minister Beverley Oda made the announcement in Toronto today. Oda initially announced $1 million in aid for Georgia on Aug. 12. Hostilities...

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Police arrest 18 tied to organized-crime group peddling drugs

Article online since August 27th 2008
OTTAWA - Police say they have shut down an organized-crime operation involved in drug trafficking throughout Ontario and the U.S. They say an 18-month undercover drug investigation, known as Project Scarecrow, ended Tuesday with the arrest of 18 people. They appeared in provincial court Wednesday. Staff-Sgt....

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Harper flexes Canadian control of Arctic waters, expands pollution jurisdiction

Article online since August 27th 2008
TUKTOYAKTUK, N.W.T. - Prime Minister Stephen Harper travelled to the western gates of the Northwest Passage on Wednesday to assert control of the disputed Arctic waters that Canada claims for its own. In a move that Arctic experts have long called for, Harper announced that all ships sailing...

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Six injured as construction crane hits light-rail transit train in Calgary

Article online since August 27th 2008
CALGARY - Several people were taken to hospital Wednesday after a jarring crash between a light-rail transit train and an overhead crane sent passengers sprawling into the aisles. The mid-morning accident occurred when the boom arm of the mobile crane punched through the front window on the...

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Khawaja a dangerous zealot out to sow death, says Crown

Article online since August 27th 2008
OTTAWA - Momin Khawaja is a dangerous zealot who supplied equipment and financing to Islamic extremists with deadly intent, says the chief federal prosecutor at his trial. "What he actually did was set himself up as a quartermaster of terrorism," Crown attorney David McKercher declared Wednesday. Khawaja...

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Head of rural Saskatchewan library sent to jail for embezzlement ( August 27th 2008 )
Sask. officials tipped to possible jail break 10 days before six inmates escape ( August 27th 2008 )
Bologna sold in Newfoundland supermarket added to Maple Leaf recall ( August 27th 2008 )
Election part of longterm Harper strategy to destroy Liberals: former top adviser ( August 27th 2008 )
Angry Quebec artist compares Harper to Hitler at demo against cutbacks ( August 27th 2008 )
Police face uphill battle in hiring from minority groups, say police chiefs ( August 27th 2008 )
Lawyer in B.C. kidnapping case says her client doesn't have accent as victim said ( August 27th 2008 )
Harper to argue against 'authoritarian' label in defamation suit ( August 27th 2008 )
Transcript of remarks made Wednesday by Maple Leaf president Michael McCain ( August 27th 2008 )
Researchers discover first fossilized pregnant turtle in southern Alberta ( August 27th 2008 )
Quebec recalls cheese from two stores after Listeria discovery ( August 27th 2008 )
Alberta launches centre in Edmonton to market nano and micro inventions ( August 27th 2008 )
Canada's second-hand book dealers learn to adapt, profit in cyberspace ( August 27th 2008 )
Truck carrying 15,000 litres of argon gas crashes near Peterborough, Ont. ( August 27th 2008 )
Premier Jean Charest calls Sept. 29 byelection for Quebec City riding ( August 27th 2008 )
RCMP public complaints commission upholds complaint over use of foreign officers ( August 27th 2008 )
More than 1,000 Canadians join class-action lawsuits against Maple Leaf Foods ( August 27th 2008 )
Tainted meat tragedy a wild card in coming federal election: Pollster ( August 27th 2008 )
Elementary students' writing, reading improved; Grade 9 math mixed: report ( August 27th 2008 )
Body found in home near Chatham, Ont., after suspicious weekend fire ( August 26th 2008 )
Opposition MPs cite censorship, abuse of power, in arts cuts ( August 26th 2008 )
Netherlands shuts down reactor that produces medical isotopes ( August 26th 2008 )
Tecumseh, Ont., man, 51, collapses and dies during Quebec City marathon ( August 26th 2008 )
Men more likely to do grocery shopping, cross-Canada survey shows ( August 26th 2008 )
Canadian troops aware of precautions to prevent civilian casualties: MacKay ( August 26th 2008 )
Suspect in Montana break-ins arrested after hiding out in Canadian wilderness ( August 26th 2008 )
Harper strongly suggests fall election coming, dismisses fixed election date ( August 26th 2008 )
Tories commit $100 million over five years to map Arctic resource riches ( August 26th 2008 )
Khawaja had wider terrorist aims than U.K. bomb plot, says Crown ( August 26th 2008 )
Governor General to honour brave acts during deadly rampage at Dawson College ( August 26th 2008 )
Bathurst van crash leads to new student transport policies in N.B. ( August 26th 2008 )
Sask gov't will be warned of jail breaks sooner after five escape ( August 26th 2008 )

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