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Thursday September 02, 2010
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Hurricane Earl wobbles westward but continues its march towards the Maritimes
HALIFAX - Fishermen in southwestern Nova Scotia secured their boats as best they could Thursday as hurricane Earl continued its march towards Atlantic Canada....
Canada's shadow war ends when troops leave Kandahar in 2011, overseas commander
OTTAWA - The shadow war fought in Afghanistan by Canada's ultra-secret, special forces will also end next year when the army ceases combat operations in Kandahar, says the general in charge of the country's overseas command....
Ex-justice minister Bellemare files lawsuit against former boss: Jean Charest
QUEBEC - Ex-Quebec justice minister Marc Bellemare has launched a $900,000 countersuit against his former boss: Premier Jean Charest....
Harper swing through SW Ontario foreshadows themes of next election
LONDON, Ont. - Stephen Harper was drenched with rain and later showered with affection during a campaign-style swing through southwestern Ontario in which he sprinkled money, buttered up the troops, bragged of Conservative achievements and ...
Free Parks Canada passes for Grade 8 students 'no federalist plot,' Harper says
KITCHENER, Ont. - Accusations that free student passes for Canada's national parks are part of a federalist plot aimed at separatists were dismissed as "bizarre" Thursday by Prime Minister Stephen Harper....
Man at centre of judge's sex scandal ordered to return photos, emails
WINNIPEG - Two days after shocking Manitoba's legal world with claims that he was pressured to have kinky sex with a lawyer-turned-judge, Alexander Chapman was hit with a court order forcing him to return explicit photographs of the jurist....
