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Antarctic warming began centuries ago

Antarctic warming began centuries ago

Temperatures in the Antarctic Peninsula started rising naturally 600 years ago, long before man-made climate changes further increased them, scientists said in a study Wednesday that helps explain the recent collapses of vast ice shelves.
Candidate fights to stay in race

Candidate fights to stay in race

U.S. Representative Todd Akin struggled to rejuvenate his Senate bid and Republicans speculated about possible deals that could provide him a graceful exit.
Journalist denies China spy claim

Journalist denies China spy claim

A 91原创 journalist says he quit working for China's news agency because it wanted him to spy on the Dalai Lama in Ottawa. But the Ottawa bureau chief of Xinhua news agency dismissed that claim as "Cold War" ideology.
Victim planned to return to China

Victim planned to return to China

A single mother of three whose body parts were found scattered in Toronto-area waterways had told neighbours she was planning to return to her native China. Guang Hua Liu, 41, was reported missing on Aug.
Tasmania ponders cigarette sales ban

Tasmania ponders cigarette sales ban

The Australian state of Tasmania is considering a ban on cigarette sales to anyone born after 2000 in an attempt to create a smoking-free generation.
Accused killer of missing Alberta couple sees case put over to September

Accused killer of missing Alberta couple sees case put over to September

The case of a man accused of killing an Alberta couple two years ago has been put over until Sept. 18. Travis Vader is charged with first-degree murder in the deaths of Lyle and Marie McCann of St. Albert, a city on the northeast edge of Edmonton.
No chauffeur for Toronto mayor

No chauffeur for Toronto mayor

Toronto's mayor, who recently raised eye-brows when he was spotted reading behind the wheel, says he won't be getting a personal driver. Rob Ford told reporters the expense of a chauffeur would be a "waste of tax payers' money.
Robocall complaints doubled to 1,394 'specific occurrences'

Robocall complaints doubled to 1,394 'specific occurrences'

The number of complaints about fraudulent or misleading telephone calls in last year's federal election has almost doubled, according to court documents filed by the Commissioner of Canada Elections.
Legionnaire's disease kills 3 in Quebec City

Legionnaire's disease kills 3 in Quebec City

The deaths of three people from legionnaires' disease have prompted public health officials to urge a scrubbing of cooling systems in tall buildings near the provincial legislature.
Navy planners make case to replace problem submarines

Navy planners make case to replace problem submarines

Naval planners have started to lay the groundwork for the possible replacement of the country's second-hand, glitch-prone Victoria-class submarines, arguing such warships are a necessary part of Canada's arsenal.