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/ Wind: 20 Km/h / Humidity: 79 % 
(0)Supporters of Vancouver's missing women say Pickton farm should be memorial park
Article online since November 22nd 2008PORT COQUITLAM, B.C. - Supporters of Vancouver's missing women say the Port Coquitlam, B.C. farm where serial killer Robert Pickton murdered his victims should become a memorial park. Prostitution rights activist Jamie Lee Hamilton says the land is a cemetery and should be treated with dignity. About...
Officials warn of possible Listeria exposure in Ontario prisons
Article online since November 22nd 2008Ontario health officials are warning prisoners in seven provincial correctional institutions may have been exposed to Listeria. The Ontario Ministry of Health said in a news release the operator of a correctional services food-production facility in Milton, Ont., informed the Halton Region...
Liberal leader hopeful makes stop in Winnipeg to drum up support
Article online since November 22nd 2008WINNIPEG - When times are tough, Canadians will turn to the federal Liberal party, says leadership contender Michael Ignatieff. He hosted a free public forum in downtown Winnipeg on Saturday, and about 100 people came for a question-and-answer session. Ignatieff, 60, told the audience he knows...
Stamps psyched for Alouettes' loudest teammate: Big O crowd
Article online since November 22nd 2008MONTREAL - It's been a busy week of Grey Cup preparation for the Calgary Stampeders, a team that not only faces a formidable foe in the Montreal Alouettes, but another mighty opponent: the hostile Big O crowd. More than 63,000 tickets have already been sold for Sunday's CFL title game at the...
In first post-Obama election, Internet plays ho-hum role in Quebec campaign
Article online since November 22nd 2008MONTREAL - Quebec may have helped pioneer the Internet as a political tool during the 1995 referendum, but experts say party leaders now vying for the provincial helm have become e-laggards. The web's most memorable contribution to the current provincial election might wind up being the site...
Other News ( 6 to 37 of 638 )
- McGuinty worries auto sector rescue could drive Ont. deficit higher ( yesterday )
- Lone survivor of B.C. plane crash happy to be home in Alberta ( 2 days ago )
- U.S. CFL fans still cheering 13 years after Baltimore lost team ( 2 days ago )
- Scientist determines pieces of large meteor may have landed in central Sask. ( 2 days ago )
- Ontario's mayors push Ottawa for 'decisive' action to save auto industry ( 2 days ago )
- 2010 Games organizers seek to ignite Olympic spirit with torch relay ( 2 days ago )
- Rae presses Ottawa to join the U.S. in helping ailing auto sector ( 2 days ago )
- Canada's struggle to attract foreign students becomes Charest campaign focus ( 2 days ago )
- Canada to investigate claims of sex abuse by Afghan soldiers ( 2 days ago )
- Car dealers plead for government help ( 2 days ago )
- Military hopes hard times mean more recruits ( 2 days ago )
- Class-action lawsuit launched on behalf of patients affected by needle re-use ( 2 days ago )
- GM bankruptcy could put thousands Canadians out of work: analysts ( 2 days ago )
- Headline inflation rate eases to 2.6 per cent as gasoline prices recede ( 2 days ago )
- N.B. stalling compensation of ailing, wrongfully convicted man: wife ( 2 days ago )
- PQ Leader Marois gets reporters out of bed for morning walk ( 2 days ago )
- PQ Leader Pauline Marois proves mettle with early AM walk with reporters ( 2 days ago )
- Biggest inflation rate fall since 1959 raises deflation concerns ( 2 days ago )
- Case of man charged with murder in Greyhound bus beheading moves to Winnipeg ( 2 days ago )
- 760,000 Canadian kids growing up poor: report ( 3 days ago )
- Bell wins 'throttling' case, but Internet traffic issue to be reviewed: CRTC ( 3 days ago )
- Federal lawyer questions reliability of accused synagogue bomber's testimony ( 3 days ago )
- Labour rates not a problem in struggling auto industry: CAW's Lewenza ( 3 days ago )
- Housing market slowing but avoiding U.S.-style collapse: Scotia Economics ( 3 days ago )
- N.S. minister apologizes, launches safety review after storm strands 1,500 cars ( 3 days ago )
- Sask. gives volunteer firefighters green light to use flashing red lights, sirens ( 3 days ago )
- N.L. school board warns of possible South Park prank on red-headed kids ( 3 days ago )
- Quebec police say cross-Canada cocaine-smuggling network smashed ( 3 days ago )
- Conjoined twin girls die aboard plane diverted to Halifax: RCMP ( 3 days ago )
- Reuse of blood-sampling device may have exposed 17 people in Manitoba to infection ( 3 days ago )
- Financial crisis to dominate APEC talks, say officials ( 3 days ago )
- Vietnamese orphan undergoes successful first surgery to reduce facial growth ( 3 days ago )
Montréal Express
- # 1 : Pour faciliter l'accès et la sortie des passagers des voitures de métro:
- # 2 : Fermeture du tunnel Louis-Hippolyte-La Fontaine
- # 3 : Le stress et l’endettement : un mélange explosif pour la santé!
- # 4 : Élyse Marquis sort avec les fumeurs
- # 5 : Des personnalités liront une histoire au public
- # 6 : « La perte du Grand Prix du Canada n’est pas la fin du monde » pour Montréal » - Alain Simard, président de Spectra
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Sausage Popovers
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