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Bawdy burlesque shows entice new generation

Sunday, Aug. 2, 2009

Bada-bing, bada-boom.

Canadians contrast their health care to U.S.'s

Cheaper rates cause debate

Thursday, June 11, 2009

For a Canadian facing emergency surgery in the United States, a ride on a privately chartered Lear jet back to Canada is a whole lot cheaper than having the operation in a U.S. hospital.

Chrysler Canada put on life support

Government aid keeps it running

Sunday, May 3, 2009

Like battlefield medics, the Canadian and Ontario governments have plunged into the wreckage of Chrysler LLCs northern subsidiary with $3.2 billion in first aid and vague promises of a full recovery.

Canada's auto industry imperiled

Tuesday, April 28, 2009

In ice hockey, getting knocked down means getting up on very thin blades. Now Chrysler and General Motors Canada are wobbling on theirs as the Canadian and Ontario governments work with Washington to ensure that when the battered face of the U.S. auto industry emerges, Canada is still in the game.

Attracting bullies

'Aggressive behavior' and oversensitivity linked to victimization

Sunday, Dec. 7, 2008

While most people think of bullies and their victims as opposites, studies show victimized children often begin as overly aggressive and that the same group of children who attracted bullies before they entered school continue to be targets throughout school and in later life.

Parties unite to wrest power in Canada

Harper resists new coalition

Thursday, Dec. 4, 2008

Conservative Prime Minister Stephen Harper gambled his government's future on a bet that Canada's opposition parties would not unite against his 6-week-old government.

Ottawa considers bailout of auto industry

Monday, Dec. 1, 2008

The knife wounds hitting America's auto companies are bleeding over the Canadian border.

Ice from ancient global warming heats debate

Monday, Oct. 27, 2008

Canadian researchers studying the Arctic's ancient permafrost have discovered 700,000-year-old ice wedges buried in the soil that have survived earlier periods of global warming, adding complexity to predictions about the impact of contemporary climate change.