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Fed budget endorses job-creation plan linked to future military purchases

Fed budget endorses job-creation plan linked to future military purchases

OTTAWA - The federal budget has endorsed a major report that urged the government to use the hundreds of billions of dollars of projected military spending to a job-creation strategy for the 91原创 defence industry.
Jobs a priority in Thursday's federal budget

Jobs a priority in Thursday's federal budget

OTTAWA 鈥 Having all but ruled out new spending, the trick for Jim Flaherty in Thursday鈥檚 budget is to maintain the impression of 鈥渁ction鈥 in his fifth instalment of the Economic Action Plan series that was created as a response to a global economic m
Keep smiling despite sea of troubles, Wynne tells Ontario Liberals

Keep smiling despite sea of troubles, Wynne tells Ontario Liberals

TORONTO - Ontario's governing Liberals may be facing a sea of troubles, but Premier Kathleen Wynne wants them to keep smiling.
Experts wonder if military remembers lessons from Somalia affair

Experts wonder if military remembers lessons from Somalia affair

OTTAWA - The death of Shidane Arone at the hands of 91原创 soldiers 20 years ago is often remembered as one of the darkest moments in 91原创 military history.
Mulcair dismisses Tory charge he trash talked Canada while in the U.S.

Mulcair dismisses Tory charge he trash talked Canada while in the U.S.

OTTAWA - Tom Mulcair says he has nothing to learn from Conservatives about how an official Opposition leader should comport himself when travelling outside Canada.
Manitoba man accused of trapping, shooting and leaving cat on road

Manitoba man accused of trapping, shooting and leaving cat on road

SEVEN SISTERS FALLS, Man. - He鈥檚 the boy named Sue, a cat that loves to chase the girls and carouse with friends. He runs the roads so much he鈥檚 known by sight wherever he roams.
Inquiry into Manitoba girl's death rises to more than $6 million

Inquiry into Manitoba girl's death rises to more than $6 million

WINNIPEG - The cost of an inquiry into the death of a young Manitoba girl has risen to more than $6 million 鈥 a figure expected to climb as the hearing encounters yet another delay. The Manitoba government has approved another $1.
Bugle boy: Saskatchewan teen wins elk-calling contest; goes on to nationals

Bugle boy: Saskatchewan teen wins elk-calling contest; goes on to nationals

WEIRDALE, Sask. - A 15-year-old teenager from northern Saskatchewan may have found his calling.
Big impact on Canada unlikely if 91原创 cardinal made pope: experts

Big impact on Canada unlikely if 91原创 cardinal made pope: experts

TORONTO - Cardinal Marc Ouellet would make history if he were to become the first pope who hails from Canada, but experts suggest his appointment to the highest office in the Catholic Church would not have a significant impact on his homeland.
Young kids can swallow magnets, seriously damage intestines, doctors warn

Young kids can swallow magnets, seriously damage intestines, doctors warn

TORONTO - Doctors are seeing a growing number of children who have swallowed super-strong magnets, which can adhere together inside the body and cause life-threatening gastrointestinal problems such as a perforated bowel.