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  1. Election call could come at any time, Harper tells Tory party

    CBC | Top Stories News - Mar 17, 2007

    Prime Minister Stephen Harper told Conservative party supporters on Saturday that an election call may be imminent, but the timing of the vote is not necessarily under their control.

  2. Habs knock off Leafs in SO thriller

    CBC | Top Stories News - Mar 17, 2007

    Two rookies kept the Montreal Canadiens within striking distance of a playoff spot in the Eastern Conference following a thrilling 3-2 shootout win at home over the Toronto Maple Leafs on Saturday night.

  3. 2 children killed as bomber targets Canadian convoy

    CBC | World News - Mar 17, 2007

    A suicide bomber targeted a Canadian military convoy in Afghanistan on Saturday, injuring a Canadian soldier and killing two children.

  4. Rallies in Canada and U.S. protest Iraq war, Afghan mission

    CBC | World News - Mar 17, 2007

    Thousands of demonstrators across Canada and the United States held rallies on Saturday to protest the war in Iraq. Canadians also took aim at the country's mission in Afghanistan.

  5. Plane flips on runway in Russia, killing 6

    CBC | World News - Mar 17, 2007

    Six people were killed and 26 injured when a Russian plane flying in heavy fog landed short of a runway and flipped onto its back on Saturday, officials said.

  6. Conservatives will top 'weak' Liberal emissions plan: Baird

    CBC | World News - Mar 17, 2007

    Environment Minister John Baird says his Conservatives will reveal a new plan soon to cut greenhouse gas emissions - one that's better than the Liberal program.

  7. Israel again rejects Palestinian unity government

    CBC | World News - Mar 17, 2007

    Israel says it will not deal with the Palestinian unity government, whose prime minister says he backs resistance "in all its means" against Israel.

  8. Green party leader expected to run against MacKay

    CBC | Nova Scotia News - Mar 17, 2007

    Green party Leader Elizabeth May will run against Foreign Affairs Minister Peter MacKay in his Nova Scotia riding in the next federal election, the CBC has learned.

  9. Leafs, Canadiens in a struggle

    CBC | Sports News - Mar 17, 2007

    The Maple Leafs and Canadiens meet in Montreal on Saturday (CBC, 7 p.m. ET), with both clubs still smarting from opportunities lost.

  10. Canucks look to clip Red Wings

    CBC | Sports News - Mar 17, 2007

    The nation's highest ranking NHL club will test itself against the league's best when Vancouver hosts Detroit on Saturday (CBC, 10 p.m. ET).

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