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Full inquiry of B.C. ferry sinking needed: critics
A criminal trial will not answer all the questions that remain about the sinking of the B.C. ferry Queen of the North four years ago, says provincial NDP transportation critic Gary Coons.
[ Economy & Business ] Is McCain's exploiting potato growers?
A 1975 government report creates a hot potato in New Brunswick, claiming the corporate farm exploits growers and creates unfair competition.
N.S. woman twice declared dead
A woman who lives in Garden of Eden, N.S., got a shock when she learned she had been declared dead not once, but twice, in the past five months by the federal government.
[ Arts & Entertainment ] Andy Barrie hands over his hosting duties
The long-time host of CBC Radio's Toronto morning show
Metro Morning
graciously hands over the reins to new host Matt Galloway.
Danny Williams lashes out at N.L. doctors
Newfoundland and Labrador Premier Danny Williams has waded into a war of words between doctors and his health minister.
Loonie passes 99 cents US
The Canadian dollar marched closer to parity with its U.S. counterpart Wednesday, supported both by higher commodity prices and the prospect of continued low American interest rates.
[ Sports ] The Legendary #9: Maurice 'Rocket' Richard
Maurice Richard wasn't an outstanding stickhandler. And he wasn't the finest skater the NHL has produced. But he became one of the best players in history through sheer force of will. Driven by desire so fierce his glare unhinged rival goaltenders, the Montreal Canadiens star set numerous records. "The Rocket" became a cultural icon among Quebecers, who so revered Richard that they started a riot when "Saint Maurice" was suspended from the league.
Red Cross tsunami workers abused: report
Some construction workers hired by the Canadian Red Cross to help rebuild communities following the 2004 Indian Ocean tsunami were left stranded and never paid for their work, according to an investigation by Radio-Canada.