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CBC | Top Stories News - Jan 20, 2007
The U.S. military says one of its helicopters crashed northeast of Baghdad on Saturday, killing all 13 people on board, as six other American soldiers died in separate incidents across Iraq.
CBC | Arts News - Jan 20, 2007
The body of singer James Brown has been moved from a sealed room in his South Carolina home, where it has rested since Dec. 30, but his lawyer would not reveal where it has gone.
CBC | Arts News - Jan 20, 2007
The secretive movie rating system in the U.S. is being changed to make it more transparent in response to complaints from independent filmmakers.
CBC | Arts News - Jan 20, 2007
Sotheby's says a painting of an apostle by Dutch master Rembrandt could fetch a record price of $29 million US at a New York auction next week.
CBC | Amateur Sports News - Jan 20, 2007
Brad Martin of Ancaster, Ont., captured a bronze medal in the halfpipe at the snowboard world championships Saturday in Arosa, Switzerland.
CBC | Amateur Sports News - Jan 20, 2007
Canada's Cindy Klassen was in fourth place at the halfway stage of the world sprint speedskating championships at Hamar Olympic Hall in Norway on Saturday.
CBC | Canadian News - Jan 20, 2007
A major chemical fire burned in east-end Montreal Saturday, spreading a strong odour amid fears the smoke was toxic - but the anxiety was later dispelled by environmental tests.
CBC | New Brunswick News - Jan 20, 2007
Hundreds of people paid their final respects on Saturday to Tomar the Siberian tiger, a 19-year-old cat dying of kidney failure at Moncton's Magnetic Hill Zoo.
CBC | World News - Jan 20, 2007
Heavy rain has caused severe flooding in South Australia state, isolating four communities.
CBC | Sports News - Jan 20, 2007
Montreal will host Buffalo in a Northeast Division battle before both teams head into the all-star break.