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U.S. to take 60 per cent share of GM, Canada 12.5
General Motors will file for bankruptcy Monday and the U.S. government will take a 60 per cent ownership stake, a U.S. congressional official says.
Terror victims to be able to sue in Canadian courts
Victims of terrorism will be able to sue perpetrators in Canadian courts, according to new legislation to be introduced by the Stephen Harper government.
Terror Victims Would Be Able To Sue Perpetrators In Cdn. Courts Under New Law
Prime Minister Stephen Harper will introduce legislation that will allow victims of terrorism to sue perpetrators in Canadian courts.
Suspect Formally Charged In Peel Homicide
Helen Slichta, 71, was killed and two other women were injured on Saturday.
Police Confirm Body Pulled From Lake Ontario That Of Shane Fair
The 19-year-old army reservist and York University student went missing after a school formal on Friday, May 15.
Canada’s top politicians speak at CJC assembly
Canada’s top political party leaders gathered in Toronto on Sunday to speak in a forum organized by the city’s Jewish community.
Ontario to pay for meningitis vaccine in September
Parents in Ontario will soon be able to choose to have their children receive a meningococcal vaccine that protects against four strains of the dangerous bacteria.
Car ploughs into church in west-end Toronto
A serious crash in west-end Toronto has landed two people in hospital after a car careened into an Anglican church early Sunday morning.
Roma refugees take up residence at Pearson airport
A group of Roma refugee claimants have made themselves at home at Pearson International Airport, waiting to meet with immigration officers who will decide their future in Ontario.
The perfect dinner guest? Not Harper or Ignatieff
Most Canadians would not want to have dinner with Stephen Harper or Michael Ignatieff, and less than a third feel either of their political parties can manage the economy, according to a new Strategic Counsel poll.
