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• Baird compares Iran's threats to Hitler's racist book - Globe and Mail
  

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  Baird compares Iran's threats to Hitler's racist book Globe and Mail Foreign Affairs Minister John Baird is comparing Iran's latest threats to Adolf Hitler's Mein Kampf, expressing Canada's tremendous concern over Iran's nuclear program and deteriorating human rights. Mr. Baird made the comments from Tel Aviv on Sunday, ... Baird: Time to increase diplomatic pressure on IranCTV.ca Military action against Iran remains possible: BairdGlobalNews.ca Baird says Canada is a better friend of Israel than United States isWinnipeg Free Press National Post -Victoria Times Colonist all 49 news articles »

  
  
  
• Saskatchewan highway crashes kill 2 - CBC.ca
  

  Saskatchewan highway crashes kill 2 CBC.ca Two people were killed in two separate crashes on Saskatchewan's highways Saturday evening. One person died when a pickup truck collided with a grain truck at about 6:30 pm CST on Highway 2, about 40 kilometres south of Moose Jaw, Sask. At around 7 pm, ... Crashes claim two lives on Sask. highwaysRegina Leader-Post Pair of fatalities in separate highway collisionsStarPhoenix Deadly weekend on Sask. highwaysCTV Regina 650 CKOM News Talk Radio -Global Saskatoon all 11 news articles »

  
  
  
• Ecstasy seized in Banff being tested for PMMA - Calgary Herald
  

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  Ecstasy seized in Banff being tested for PMMA Calgary Herald Ecstasy tablets seized by Banff RCMP have been sent for testing after a Calgary man already on bail for trafficking was arrested in the mountain resort. The 21-year-old man was caught with cocaine, ecstasy and cash after being questioned by police ... The ecstasy and the agonyMontreal Gazette Meth's 'ugly cousin' takes toll on ecstasy usersVictoria Times Colonist Bragg Creek man arrested for ecstasy, MDMA and LSDCBC.ca 660 News -iNews880.com -Calgary Sun all 74 news articles »

  
  
  
• Alberta budget key battleground for Wildrose party - CTV.ca
  

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  Alberta budget key battleground for Wildrose party CTV.ca Wildrose Alliance leader Danielle Smith speaks to the media while unveiling the party's policy book in Airdrie, Alta. in this file photo. (Jeff McIntosh / THE CANADIAN PRESS) EDMONTON — Alberta politicians return to work Tuesday, but the opposition ... CBC poll has Tories leading in next Alberta electionCBC.ca Wildrose stays optimistic despite Tory poll strengthCalgary Herald Premier says bring it onCalgary Sun St. Albert Gazette -The Weal -Sherwood Park News all 22 news articles »

  
  
  
• Byelection called for Jack Layton's riding - CBC.ca
  

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  Byelection called for Jack Layton's riding CBC.ca Prime Minister Stephen Harper has called a byelection for March 12 in Toronto-Danforth riding of the late NDP leader Jack Layton. NDP members living in the Toronto riding east of the downtown core chose law professor Craig Scott to replace Layton as ... By-election called for Layton's ridingMontreal Gazette By-election to fill Jack Layton's seat in Toronto-Danforth to happen March 12Toronto Star By-election in Layton's riding scheduled for March 12Globe and Mail Winnipeg Free Press -CityNews all 11 news articles »

  
  
  
• Toronto, union reach tentative contract deal - CBC.ca
  

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  Toronto, union reach tentative contract deal CBC.ca The City of Toronto and the union representing 6000 of its outside workers have reached a tentative agreement on a new contract that averts a work stoppage. Mark Ferguson called the contract talks one of the toughest labour negotiations in Canadian ... Tentative deal reached in Toronto labour disputeCanada.com History set the tone for Toronto, union negotiationsGlobe and Mail City of Toronto, outside workers reach tentative dealCTV.ca CityNews -Toronto Star all 150 news articles »

  
  
  
• Too many of us can't be bothered to plan for retirement - Montreal Gazette
  

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  Too many of us can't be bothered to plan for retirement Montreal Gazette MONTREAL - As a baby boomer in my 50s, I guess I'm supposed to be outraged at Prime Minister Stephen Harper's trial balloon about raising the age of eligibility for Canada's monthly old-age security payment to 67 from 65. I'm not. Why not? On pension reform, Dodge hopes Harper steps upGlobe and Mail Federal Budget 2012: Stephen Harper says he's looking beyond his mandate when ...Toronto Star Opposition screeching over pension reform not helpfulToronto Sun CBC.ca -Winnipeg Free Press -CTV.ca all 286 news articles »

  
  
  
• Canada doesn't know how to protect its interests - Ottawa Citizen
  

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  Canada doesn't know how to protect its interests Ottawa Citizen By Terry Glavin February 4, 2012 Chinese President Hu Jintao is escorted by a Royal Canadian Mounted Police regiment during a 2005 visit. Canada's investment policies are good for China, but Canada? That's the way Anthony Campbell, the former head of ... Harper in China: Juggling oil sales and core principlesToronto Star Harper's China trip a chance to strengthen growing ties: observersVancouver Sun 7 big topics for Harper's China trip (including pandas)CBC.ca National Post -CTV.ca -Globe and Mail all 371 news articles »

  
  
  
• British Columbia coast hit with 5.7-magnitude earthquake - National Post
  

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  British Columbia coast hit with 5.7-magnitude earthquake National Post VANCOUVER— A 5.7-magnitude earthquake struck just past noon Saturday off the coast of Vancouver Island, about 170 km west of Ucluelet, on the west coast of Vancouver Island. The United States Geological Survey reported the quake at 12:05 pm local time, ... Earthquake shakes near Vancouver IslandVancouver Sun 5.7-magnitude quake recorded off BC, no tsunami dangerCTV.ca Saturday quake off Vancouver Island not felt, says mayor of Tofino, BCWinnipeg Free Press The Province -Globe and Mail -Canada.com all 280 news articles »

  
  
  
• Canadian fatwa condemns 'honour killings' - CBC.ca
  

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  Canadian fatwa condemns 'honour killings' CBC.ca A Canadian imam issued a fatwa Saturday officially condemning honour killings and family violence. The edict is an official reminder to Muslims, coming from the Islamic Supreme Council of Canada and signed by 34 imams across Canada and the United ... Shafia murders: Fatwa issued against honour killings, domestic violence ...Toronto Star fatwa issued against `honour killings'Toronto Sun Canadian imam Syed Soharwardy to issue fatwa against 'honour' killingsNational Post CTV.ca -Globe and Mail all 109 news articles »