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Quebec protesters, government continue talks Tue May 29

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Quebec students, government resume negotiations Tue May 29

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Air Canada plane makes emergency landing Mon May 28

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Canada pledges $17.5M in fight against Asian carp Mon May 28

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Quebec students, government resume negotiations Mon May 28

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Canada to force striking rail workers back to jobs Mon May 28

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Quebec students, government to resume negotiations Sun May 27

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Quiet Revolution's old dreams fuel Quebec protests Sat May 26

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Quebec students challenge anti-protest law Fri May 25

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BP, EPA reach deal on Canada crude at US refinery Fri May 25

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Canada's 'Scientific' Museum of Smut Fri May 25

Brent Bozell

In Ottawa, the nation's capital of Canada, the Museum of Science and Technology has decided to provide school children with answers in a scientific field where "reliable and comprehensive sources of information are rare or little-known." I don't know if you're familiar with it. That field is called "sex." ... more
Rights group aims to stop killing of Canada GMO pigs Thu May 24

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About 400 arrested in Canada tuition protest Thu May 24

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Strike begins at Canadian Pacific railway Wed May 23

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Quebec students mark 100 days of tuition protests Wed May 23

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Advocate: Man thought he beheaded alien on bus Wed May 23

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Medicine in the Nanny State Wed May 23

Ken Connor

Most people are familiar with the old adage that says "the hand that rocks the cradle is the hand that rules the world." Originally the refrain of a poem honoring motherhood, today this phrase is perhaps more applicable to the omnipresent hand of the modern nanny state. Think of the Obama campaign's cradle-to-grave welfare avatar "Julia" and you get an idea of just how pervasive the idea of government involvement in virtually every aspect of life has become. ... more
Quebec students mark 100 days of protests Tue May 22

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Prince Charles visits Canada base where he trained Mon May 21

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Prince Charles visits base he once trained at Mon May 21

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Quebec protests gain high profile support Mon May 21

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Transgender Miss Universe Canada contestant loses Sat May 19

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U.N. criticizes Canada for letting people go hungry Fri May 18

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Emergency law faces vote in Quebec student protest Fri May 18

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Emergency law considered in Quebec student protest Thu May 17

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FFIFA President Blatter kicks a soccer ball during an event on Parliament Hill in Ottawa

An under-10 girls soccer team plays a friendly match on Parliament Hill in Ottawa

Canada's women's soccer team goalkeeper Leblanc and defender Wilkinson practice soccer with an under-10 girls soccer team in Ottawa

Canada's Minister of Veterans Affairs, Blaney, and Minister of State for Sport, Gosal, celebrate with a under-10 girls soccer team in Ottawa

Former media mogul Black and his wife Barbara Amiel smile as he arrives at his home in Toronto