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India’s National Museum in New Delhi hosted a special exhibition of ‘Sanaugavut: Inuit Art from the Canadian Arctic’ on the first floor of the Museum. This unique...
made popular Jan 3 2011
With record cold temperatures in Europe, we’re once again hearing the guffaws of the deniers: “If it’s supposed to be global warming, how come it’s so cold?”...
made popular Dec 20 2010
Mexican officials have launched a homicide investigation into the explosion at a Playa Del Carmen resort that killed five Canadians.
made popular Nov 22 2010
At Guelph Hyundai in Kitchener ON, our goal is to build trusted relationships with our customers, not for a day, or even a year, but for a lifetime. Committed, quality...
made popular Nov 16 2010
One of Nigeria’s most powerful militant organizations is claiming responsibility for an attack on an oil rig that resulted in the kidnapping of a Canadian oil...
made popular Nov 10 2010
Zionists do not realize how boring and predictable they’ve become. The charge of antisemitism to silence criticism of Israel is now so overused it is beyond the...
made popular Nov 9 2010
Whenever we come across the word twin, a picture of two siblings having identical face, mentality and same kind of perspective strikes our mind. But have you ever...
made popular Nov 9 2010
Regrettably, we live in a very interesting time when outcomes of Republican’s globalization catch the Democrat’s Administration.
Of course, one must not even...
made popular Oct 22 2010
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The story of Akubue is all too familiar with people in immigrant communities around the United States. In today’s America, the lives of the undocumented is...
made popular Oct 4 2010
A mother’s response to the Pitt Meadows Gang Rape of a 16 year old child.
made popular Sep 27 2010
Iran’s president Mahmoud Ahmadinejad has the breathtaking gall to criticize other countries for their faults when his country is turning into one of the most...
made popular Sep 24 2010
AUSTRALIA received a $125,000 kickback after India won the Commonwealth Games rights with a $10 million palm-greasing exercise that has spectacularly backfired. Delhi...
made popular Sep 24 2010
Given below is a very interesting perspective on Pakistan. The so-called secular Indian press will, of course, not say this. Neither will the UPA Govt led by Dr....
made popular Sep 24 2010
Canada seeks to revive the Cold War.
‘The Russians are coming’. That was the headline - for all intents and purposes - of a recent press release by the...
made popular Sep 14 2010
The arrests this week of four men police say were involved in a bomb plot — or in the words of one investigator, were hoping to bring the war in Afghanistan here —...
made popular Aug 28 2010
Two people were arrested Wednesday afternoon and a third terrorism suspect– one who moonwalked across a Montreal stage during an audition for Canadian Idol – was...
made popular Aug 27 2010
Detectives raiding the two large cannabis fields in Western Canada were surprised to discover at least 14 tame, and seemingly docile, black bears wandering around the...
made popular Aug 20 2010
A ship carrying over 250 Sri Lankan Tamils, reportedly including members of the Liberation Tigers of Tamil Ealam (LTTE), is set to enter Vancouver, authorities said on...
made popular Aug 12 2010
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New tourism businesses will be established, fueling the need for highly skilled and trained professionals. Come and be a part of this vibrant, growing industry and...
made popular Aug 11 2010
Here’s a little mystery for Globe and Mail readers to ponder.
Did the Conservative government of Canada – the same government that tried so hard a year ago to...
made popular Jul 22 2010
Canada used to boost one of the most liberal foreign policies in the world. Canadian foreign aid, for instance, used to be appropriated not according to politics (as is...
made popular Jul 6 2010
As Toronto virtually went under lockdown before the G20 summit beginning on Saturday, anti-globalisation protesters marched through city streets to give the security...
made popular Jun 26 2010
A 37-year-old Toronto man was charged on Wednesday with possession of explosives alleged to be part of a plot to bomb a G20 summit being held this week in the Canadian...
made popular Jun 24 2010
In a scathing report by the Commission, its head, the former Canadian Supreme Court Justice, John Major, noted: “Government agencies were in possession of significant...
made popular Jun 18 2010
When councilman Beto O’Rourke looks out the 10th-floor window of the El Paso, Texas, city hall, he sees a fence: “a big, ugly, Berlin-style fence. It’s...
made popular Jun 9 2010
Given the amount of wacky crime-related stories I read for this site in any given day, there isn’t a whole lot that surprises me. But this is a new one: A team of...
made popular Jun 3 2010
An ambassador with the Downtown Vancouver Business Improvement Association referred to the homeless and drug-addicted as “scum of the earth,” an artist who...
made popular Jun 2 2010
An AeroMexico flight from Paris to Mexico City was diverted to Montreal on Sunday after the U.S. denied overfly rights for the aircraft. A passenger was detained by...
made popular Jun 2 2010
Nearly a dozen forest fires raged out of control on Friday in central Quebec as firefighters from across the continent arrived to help in the containment efforts that...
made popular Jun 1 2010
NEW DELHI: Foreign minister S M Krishna on Friday said the visa issue was a “closed chapter” after Canada apologized for the language used by its officials...
made popular May 31 2010
Ottawa’s decision to impose visa requirements on Mexicans is costing Canada thousands of visitors a year, Mexican President Felipe Calderón said as he urged MPs to...
made popular May 29 2010
Mexican President Felipe Calderon on Thursday called for greater North American integration to compete with other trading blocs, at a time when Mexico-Canada bilateral...
made popular May 29 2010
A Canadian family of four has reportedly been killed in a landslide which partially destroyed their house in a town about 50 kilometres west of Montreal.
A couple and...
made popular May 12 2010
The lawyer for Canada’s so-called Prince of Pot said Monday that his client has been ordered extradited to the United States.
Marc Emery has sold millions of...
made popular May 12 2010
A Canadian ecologist has discovered the world’s largest beaver dam in a remote area of northern Alberta, an animal-made structure so large it is visible from...
made popular May 8 2010
Victims of Mexico’s drug wars flee to Canada for asylum and get no warm reception there.
made popular May 5 2010
So, what should be well shaken prior to vaccine being used: a jab or a “regulatory system still doesn’t require manufacturers to measure the amount of...
made popular May 3 2010
William Shatner of Star Trek fame is being invited by Canadians to run for the Govenor General’s office in his native land Canada.
made popular Apr 29 2010
This week, Omar Khadr, the 15-year-old Canadian arrested by US forces in Afghanistan eight years ago, will finally face a trial.
Or not.
Although the defense...
made popular Apr 27 2010
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Finland’s Tuomas Puhlman, right, celebrates his team’s first goal against Canada with teammate Sami Kapanen during first period action at the IIHF Men’s World Hockey Championship Monday, May 4, 2009 in Kloten, Switzerland. Finland won 4-3 in a...
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