Second suspect charged in assault on Faron Hall - Winnipeg Sun

National Post

Second suspect charged in assault on Faron Hall Winnipeg Sun By WINNIPEG SUN A second person has been arrested and accused of assaulting Winnipeg's so-called “Homeless Hero,” Faron Hall. Hall, 45, the formerly homeless man who won awards and praise last year after rescuing two people from drowning in the Red ... 'Homeless Hero' reveals defects in health systemCTV.ca Man charged in assault on 'homeless hero'CBC.ca Prominence proving costly to Hall: friendWinnipeg Free Press CANOE -CJOB -Truro Daily News all 88 news articles »

'Throne drone' a cool blast to Olympic fever - The Province

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'Throne drone' a cool blast to Olympic fever The Province The city is decked out in its Olympic finery, the streets are already thronged with athletes and fans, thousands are turning out for the final legs of the torch relay and excitement is building ... Experts surprised by timing of provincial Throne SpeechNews1130 BC Liberals back at legislature this week for pre-Olympics political warm-upThe Canadian Press Tuesday's throne speech and educationReport Card (blog) all 56 news articles »

Respected colonel charged with murder of two women - Globe and Mail

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Respected colonel charged with murder of two women Globe and Mail General Walter J. Natynczyk, Chief of the Defence Staff, Colonel Russ Williams, Wing Commander of 8 Wing/CFB Trenton, and Defence Minister Peter MacKay visit CFB Trenton on Jan. 17, 2010 to thank the troops for their contributions to earthquake relief ... Biography: Col. Russell WilliamsCBC.ca Profile: Marie-France ComeauNational Post Comeau remembered as charming, intelligentToronto Sun Toronto Star -580 CFRA Radio -Northumberland News all 388 news articles »

Alberta budget will ask all to 'give up a little' - CBC.ca

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Alberta budget will ask all to 'give up a little' CBC.ca Alberta Finance Minister Ted Morton says the budget he will bring down Tuesday won't expect any one group to carry the economic burden. (CBC)Alberta's finance minister says he won't be wearing a new pair of shoes in traditional fashion when the Alberta ... Alberta's Budget - coming TuesdayCTV.ca Albertans brace for $2B "fiscal correction" in new provincial budgetWinnipeg Free Press 'Choppy water' budget on tapEdmonton Sun Vancouver Sun -AHN | All Headline News all 45 news articles »

Judge orders Ambassador Bridge owner to demolish US duty free store - Vancouver Sun

Globe and Mail

Judge orders Ambassador Bridge owner to demolish US duty free store Vancouver Sun A US judge ruled Friday the Ambassador Bridge company violated government agreements and illegally build its duty free store and gas bar on city property. Ambassador Bridge owner Matty Moroun has been ordered to demolish his newly constructed duty free ... Ottawa mulls buying Windsor-Detroit Ambassador BridgeNational Post Judge Orders Ambassador Bridge to Tear Out Fuel Pumps, Duty-FreeMichigan Radio Canada in talks to buy bridge from US ownerVancouver Sun all 34 news articles »

Regina's love of slogan sours, ends
The City of Regina admitted Monday that after a long-term relationship, it's breaking up with its slogan and taking up with a younger one from Winnipeg.

Winnipeg developer embroiled in lawsuits, court actions
A local landlord and property developer who received more than $1 million in grant money from the City of Winnipeg's downtown development arm is facing a series of lawsuits and court actions.

Man charged in assault on 'homeless hero'
A second suspect has been arrested in connection to a violent attack that sent Winnipeg's so-called "homeless hero" to hospital on the weekend.

Winnipeg fire hall plan gets 1st nod from city
A plan to build a new fire station in southeast Winnipeg, as well as rebuild several others in the city, was approved by a City Hall subcommittee on Monday.

Woman robbed at knifepoint
Three people who initially came across as Good Samaritans allegedly robbed a woman whose car was stuck in snow.

Second suspect charged in assault on Faron Hall - Winnipeg Sun

National Post

Second suspect charged in assault on Faron Hall Winnipeg Sun By WINNIPEG SUN A second person has been arrested and accused of assaulting Winnipeg's so-called “Homeless Hero,” Faron Hall. Hall, 45, the formerly homeless man who won awards and praise last year after rescuing two people from drowning in the Red ... 'Homeless Hero' reveals defects in health systemCTV.ca Man charged in assault on 'homeless hero'CBC.ca Prominence proving costly to Hall: friendWinnipeg Free Press CANOE -CJOB -Truro Daily News all 88 news articles »

'Throne drone' a cool blast to Olympic fever - The Province

CBC.ca

'Throne drone' a cool blast to Olympic fever The Province The city is decked out in its Olympic finery, the streets are already thronged with athletes and fans, thousands are turning out for the final legs of the torch relay and excitement is building ... Experts surprised by timing of provincial Throne SpeechNews1130 BC Liberals back at legislature this week for pre-Olympics political warm-upThe Canadian Press Tuesday's throne speech and educationReport Card (blog) all 56 news articles »

Respected colonel charged with murder of two women - Globe and Mail

CBC.ca

Respected colonel charged with murder of two women Globe and Mail General Walter J. Natynczyk, Chief of the Defence Staff, Colonel Russ Williams, Wing Commander of 8 Wing/CFB Trenton, and Defence Minister Peter MacKay visit CFB Trenton on Jan. 17, 2010 to thank the troops for their contributions to earthquake relief ... Biography: Col. Russell WilliamsCBC.ca Profile: Marie-France ComeauNational Post Comeau remembered as charming, intelligentToronto Sun Toronto Star -580 CFRA Radio -Northumberland News all 388 news articles »

Alberta budget will ask all to 'give up a little' - CBC.ca

CBC.ca

Alberta budget will ask all to 'give up a little' CBC.ca Alberta Finance Minister Ted Morton says the budget he will bring down Tuesday won't expect any one group to carry the economic burden. (CBC)Alberta's finance minister says he won't be wearing a new pair of shoes in traditional fashion when the Alberta ... Alberta's Budget - coming TuesdayCTV.ca Albertans brace for $2B "fiscal correction" in new provincial budgetWinnipeg Free Press 'Choppy water' budget on tapEdmonton Sun Vancouver Sun -AHN | All Headline News all 45 news articles »

Judge orders Ambassador Bridge owner to demolish US duty free store - Vancouver Sun

Globe and Mail

Judge orders Ambassador Bridge owner to demolish US duty free store Vancouver Sun A US judge ruled Friday the Ambassador Bridge company violated government agreements and illegally build its duty free store and gas bar on city property. Ambassador Bridge owner Matty Moroun has been ordered to demolish his newly constructed duty free ... Ottawa mulls buying Windsor-Detroit Ambassador BridgeNational Post Judge Orders Ambassador Bridge to Tear Out Fuel Pumps, Duty-FreeMichigan Radio Canada in talks to buy bridge from US ownerVancouver Sun all 34 news articles »

Toyota recalls Prius in Japan
Toyota Motor Corp. is recalling 170,000 Prius hybrid cars in Japan for braking problems and will soon disclose details of its global plans for a fix.

Nortel strikes deal on pensions, disability
Nortel Networks Corp. has reached a deal with its pensioners and employees on long-term disability.

Alberta budget will ask all to 'give up a little'
Alberta's finance minister says he won't be wearing a new pair of shoes in traditional fashion when the Alberta government releases its budget Tuesday afternoon. Spending cuts are expected.

Royal Bank CEO earns $12.1M
The chief executive of Royal Bank of Canada earned 19 per cent more in 2009 than a year earlier, even as the annual profit of Canada's largest bank fell 15 per cent.

Retirement savings gap grows: poll
The proportion of Canadians who believe they are not saving enough for retirement has jumped in the last three years, according to a Royal Bank survey.

Regina's love of slogan sours, ends
The City of Regina admitted Monday that after a long-term relationship, it's breaking up with its slogan and taking up with a younger one from Winnipeg.

Winnipeg developer embroiled in lawsuits, court actions
A local landlord and property developer who received more than $1 million in grant money from the City of Winnipeg's downtown development arm is facing a series of lawsuits and court actions.

Man charged in assault on 'homeless hero'
A second suspect has been arrested in connection to a violent attack that sent Winnipeg's so-called "homeless hero" to hospital on the weekend.

Winnipeg fire hall plan gets 1st nod from city
A plan to build a new fire station in southeast Winnipeg, as well as rebuild several others in the city, was approved by a City Hall subcommittee on Monday.

Woman robbed at knifepoint
Three people who initially came across as Good Samaritans allegedly robbed a woman whose car was stuck in snow.

Ontario man among dead at U.S. power plant
Explosion on Sunday killed five workers, including Hamilton man Roy Rushton

Canadian sailors get to work on Haiti's ruined shores
Warship crews join relief effort on land, providing labour and love for earthquake victims

The new New Orleans
City completes transition from Catastrophic Katrina to Super Bowl sensation

Congressman John Murtha was an outspoken critic of the Iraq War
Former Marine attracted scrutiny of ethics watchdogs, but he commanded bipartisan respect on military issues

Ukraine voters ready to accept ‘lesser evil' Yanukovich
A mood of resignation settled on Kiev on Monday, the city that five years ago fizzed with protest against a rigged election won by Viktor Yanukovich, now Ukraine's president-in-waiting

Toronto Tamils warn of more protests
Canadian Tamil Congress says Ottawa should pressure Sri Lankan government over media, aid in warzone

Police search for leads in shooting
Thirty-year-old Glenn Lowe killed behind a home in Jane and Trethewey area

Trustee rebuffs board's demand for apology
TDSB chair says maverick Matlow flouted code of conduct rules when he accused board of going on a “drunken spending binge”

Respected colonel charged with murder of two women
Case against Col. Russell Williams, the commanding officer at Canada's largest Air Force base in Ontario, came together in a matter of days

Federal government has had talks to buy Ambassador Bridge
Negotiations between billionaire owner's representatives and Ottawa, which seeks better access to North America's busiest commercial crossing