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CBC | Saskatchewan News - Apr 2, 2007
The Saskatchewan government has asked the RCMP to look into allegations involving an agency that received money from a provincial department last year - but details of the case are shrouded in mystery.
CBC | Saskatchewan News - Apr 2, 2007
A legal fight between two Saskatoon diamond exploration companies is headed for Saskatchewan's highest court.
CBC | Baseball News - Apr 2, 2007
Ace pitcher Roy Halladay will make his club-record fifth Opening Day start when the Toronto Blue Jays open the 2007 Major League Baseball season in Detroit against the Tigers Monday afternoon.
CBC | Ottawa News - Apr 2, 2007
Residents of an eastern Ontario island community are divided over a wind power project that will earn revenues for their township, but that some fear will industrialize their rural landscape.
CBC | Ottawa News - Apr 2, 2007
The Consumers' Association of Canada is seeking a judicial inquiry into the Ontario Lottery and Gaming Corporation, saying consumers have a right to know about the group's operations and practices.
CBC | Ottawa News - Apr 2, 2007
Shorewood Packaging has held off on deciding whether to shut down its plant in an eastern Ontario town hit hard by the pending closure of its two biggest employers.
CBC | Ottawa News - Apr 2, 2007
A 7-year-old girl fell partway down a manhole in Ottawa Saturday after vandals removed the metal cover and put an election sign over the opening.
CBC | Ottawa News - Apr 2, 2007
A notoriously dangerous stretch of road claimed the life of a man believed to be in his 40s after his vehicle skidded off Canal Road and into the nearby canal Sunday afternoon.
CBC | Top Stories News - Apr 2, 2007
An arrest warrant has been issued for former advertising executive Jean Lafleur, who is facing fraud charges in relation to the sponsorship scandal.
CBC | Top Stories News - Apr 2, 2007
Officials in the Solomon Islands have declared a national state of emergency after a tsunami destroyed at least one town and killed at least 13 people.