Opinion Poll
A wind farm is proposed for the Nor‘Wester range south of Thunder Bay. What‘s your view on the proposal:
 In favour — green energy is the way to go
 No way, not in our backyard
 Well, it might spur much needed economic development
 Don't know — I hear many conflicting claims
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Union rep calls for safety changes to help workers survive next chopper crash
ST. JOHN’S, N.L. - A spokesman for the union representing most offshore oil workers in Newfoundland fears there will be another helicopter crash at some point. Brian Murphy, vice-president of the Communications, Energy and Paperworkers Union, says he wants members to have the best chance t...
Tuesday , February 09, 2010

’Rough days ahead’ says Belleville, Ont., mayor of Williams’ arrest
BELLEVILLE, Ont. - The mayor of Belleville, Ont., says it’s "going to be some rough days ahead" for the city and region in the wake of the arrest of an air force colonel. Col. Russell Williams has been arrested and charged in the deaths of two women and in the sexual assaults of two others...
Tuesday , February 09, 2010

Man arrested after barricading himself in Longueuil, Que. apartment
LONGUEUIL, Que. - About 50 people in Longueuil, Que., driven from their homes when a man barricaded himself in an apartment are back in their residences. The incident began at about midnight when a woman told police her ex-husband was depressed, aggressive, drunk and possibly armed. The ma...
Tuesday , February 09, 2010

Canadian IOC member Dick Pound calls doped athletes ’sociopathic cheats‘
VANCOUVER, B.C. - Athletes who use performance-enhancing substances to get an edge on their competition are "sociopathic cheats" who deserve to be exposed and punished, says Dick Pound, a Canadian member of the International Olympic Committee. Pound, a founder and former chairman of the Mo...
Tuesday , February 09, 2010


Trial begins for two men charged with murder in boxing Day shooting in Toronto
TORONTO - The third and likely final trial in the Boxing Day shooting death of Jane Creba began Monday in Toronto, with two men pleading not guilty to all charges against them. Creba, 15, was shot and killed while shopping with her family on Dec. 26, 2005. Six bystanders were also wounded....
Monday , February 08, 2010

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