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  1. Rubens claims Canadian super-G crown

    CBC | Sports News - Mar 25, 2007

    Shona Rubens won the fog-delayed women's super-G Sunday at the Canadian ski championships in Whistler, B.C., while Jeffrey Frisch was the surprise winner in a tight men's race.

  2. Florida, Georgetown off to Final Four

    CBC | Basketball News - Mar 25, 2007

    The Florida Gators defeated the Oregon Ducks, and the Georgetown Hoyas upset the North Carolina Tar Heels Sunday to earn spots in next Saturday's U.S. college basketball Final Four.

  3. Canada's Scott wins world curling title

    CBC | Top Stories News - Mar 25, 2007

    Canadian skip Kelly Scott led her teammates to gold over Denmark's Angelina Jensen by a score of 8-4 Sunday in the final of the women's world curling championship in Aomori, Japan.

  4. Rain brings turbid water to B.C.'s Lower Mainland

    CBC | Top Stories News - Mar 25, 2007

    Officials in the Greater Vancouver Regional District are warning about increased turbidity in drinking water as a result of the heavy rainfall in the past week.

  5. Flames escape Chicago with win

    CBC | Hockey News - Mar 25, 2007

    Roman Hamrlik's blast with just over six minutes left helped Calgary escape Chicago with two more points in the quest to nail down the eighth and final playoff spot in the Western Conference.

  6. EU marks 50th anniversary by declaring common values

    CBC | World News - Mar 25, 2007

    Leaders of the European Union, meeting in Germany on the 50th anniversary of the EU, have adopted the Berlin Declaration, outlining their common values and goals.

  7. Iran's seizure of British sailors 'unjustified': Blair

    CBC | World News - Mar 25, 2007

    British Prime Minister Tony Blair says Iran's seizure of 15 British sailors and marines off the Iraqi coast was unjustified and wrong.

  8. Press 'assault' a big Harry deal

    CBC | World News - Mar 25, 2007

    Prince Harry may have bumped into a photographer outside a London nightclub Sunday morning, but there was no scuffle, the Royal Family says.

  9. Hong Kong's Tsang easily wins leadership

    CBC | World News - Mar 25, 2007

    An election committee in Hong Kong has voted for pro-Beijing candidate Donald Tsang to remain the island's chief executive for another five-year term.

  10. 'Fire show' turns deadly at Moscow nightclub

    CBC | World News - Mar 25, 2007

    Ten people died and four others were injured in a Moscow nightclub fire early Sunday morning.

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