More Listeria samples found at closed plant
Despite a massive clean-up effort the plant at the centre of a deadly listeriosis outbreak has produced more contaminated meat samples.
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Protesters block rail line in hopes of halting Olympic Spirit Train
VAUGHAN, Ont. - Protesters say they have barricaded a rail line north of Toronto in hopes of stopping CP Rail's Olympic Spirit Train.
- Dion urges Greens to go red, May muddies waters
- Destroyed grizzly's three cubs found in good health, relocated to northern Alberta
- Province, feds at odds over security costs for 2010 Olympics
- Health Canada approves use of preservative that could stem growth of Listeria
- 'Canadian Gold' voted as new anthem for 'Hockey Night in Canada'
- Fears of violence unfounded as protesters peacefully march in Mtl North
- Immigration minister in tough election fight amid land dispute, tobacco decline
- Navy helps fight fire on empty former coast guard ship in Halifax harbour
- Tories widening lead, majority in sight: poll
Top U.S. general says NATO is not losing Afghan war to Taliban
KABUL, Afghanistan - The top NATO general in Afghanistan on Sunday rejected the idea that NATO is losing the Afghan war to an increasingly bloody Taliban insurgency.
- Biden decries McCain campaign's 'ugly inferences' about Obama
- Forecasters say tropical storm Nana has formed in the Atlantic
- Key points of euro nations' financial crisis plan
- World Bank, IMF to protect poor countries during current financial crisis
- Norway says it will issue government bonds worth $55.4 billion US
- British authors pick up their pens to protest proposed new detentions law
- Pakistan claims dozens of militants killed in fighting in tribal regions
- American game designer blasts off into space on Russian craft with DNA cargo
- U.S. says no to protectionism; Congress pushes partial bank nationalization
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Afghan war may cost $18 billion: report
The war in Afghanistan and rebuilding the shattered country will cost Canadian taxpayers up to $18.1 billion - $1,500 for every household - by 2011, says Parliament's budget officer.
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Not so smart
Transit systems across Canada stand to lose tens of thousands of dollars to fare fraud after a security flaw in some of their smart-card technology was widely publicized.Full story »
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Anthem winner
After 14,871 entries flooded in and thousands of voters cast their ballots, Canadian Gold is the new Hockey Night in Canada anthem.Full story »
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- Atlanta museum showcases masterpieces from Louvre for the next year
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