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Last Updated: Tue, 16 Dec 2008 | 3:24:41 PM ET
Bodies of 3 soldiers returned to Canada
Troops and family members gathered at a base in eastern Ontario Tuesday for the return of the bodies of three soldiers killed in Afghanistan. more »
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582,000 Canadian jobs would be lost with collapse of Big Three: report
Canada would lose 582,000 jobs within five years if the Big Three automakers completely shut down, according to a report prepared for the Ontario Manufacturing Council, an advisory panel of industry and labour representatives. more »
The big chill: Western Canada remains in deep freeze
People in Western Canada won't get much of a reprieve from the deep freeze that has gripped the region, with wind-chill warnings in effect for some areas. more »
Fed cuts interest rate by 0.75 points
The U.S. Federal Reserve has cut the country's short-term interest rate by three-quarters of a percentage point to 0.25 per cent. more »
Jury recommends stiff sentence in Robin Greene slaying
A jury in Winnipeg has found Sydney Teerhuis-Moar guilty of second-degree murder in the 2003 killing of Robin Greene at a downtown hotel, and recommended he serve at least 25 years in prison before being eligible for parole. more »
Air Canada wants new ban on pets as baggage
An architect from Victoria, B.C., is taking on the country's largest airline — for requiring customers with pets to ship them separately as cargo, instead of as checked baggage on the same flight as their owner. more »
Man charged in death of teen on walking trail pleads not guilty
An Alberta man charged with first-degree murder in the death of a teenage girl on a walking trail near her home has pleaded not guilty. more »
Prince Albert honours girl, 7, who helped save family
A little girl from Saskatchewan who kicked her way out of a crashed truck and helped save her family has been honoured in Prince Albert. more »
Forest industry pitches for $600M, tax breaks
The forest industry wants the federal government to maintain $300 million in existing programs, add a new one worth $300 million over five years and speed up tax breaks to create "world-class business conditions," says Avrim Lazar, president of the Forest Products Association of Canada. more »
Dark energy stunting growth of galaxies
The mysterious force causing the universe to expand at an accelerated pace is also stifling the growth of the matter inside it, astronomers revealed Tuesday. more »
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582,000 Canadian jobs would be lost with collapse of Big Three: report
The big chill: Western Canada remains in deep freeze
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Montreal woman killed by snowplow
Air Canada wants new ban on pets as baggage
Friends of killed N.L. soldier paint town yellow
Niger rebel group claims it kidnapped Canadian diplomat, 3 others