Today’s Links

• Egypt elections: ‘Violence won’t stop us voting’ – BBC News

  USA Today

  Egypt elections: 'Violence won't stop us voting' BBC News Egypt's parliamentary elections starting on 28 November represent the next vital stage in the country's post-revolutionary history. The vote will determine who is going to control the parliament that will elect a 100-member committee that will write a … For a boy on the streets of Cairo, revolution is his only hopeLos Angeles Times Egypt Election 2011: Facts and Figures for Parliamentary VoteBusinessWeek Protests against military rule cloud Egypt electionReuters Voice of America -The Independent -USA Today all 2,301 news articles »

• Great last-minute Grey Cup snacks – Vancouver Sun

  Globe and Mail

  Great last-minute Grey Cup snacks Vancouver Sun Ask cookbook author Greta Podleski who's playing in today's Grey Cup and she hesitates: “Oh, I just heard it this morning,” she exclaims. “Is it BC and Winnipeg? Am I right?” But ask her what to serve at a … Festivities underway at 99th Grey CupCTV.ca Grey Cup: Lions, Blue Bombers scoreless in first quarterTSN Winnipeg fans eagerly await Grey Cup gameCBC.ca The Province -Winnipeg Free Press -National Post (blog) all 2,100 news articles »

• Girl, 4, apparently shot by 5-year-old brother: police – CTV.ca

  CTV.ca

  Girl, 4, apparently shot by 5-year-old brother: police CTV.ca DELORAINE, Man. — Police in Manitoba say a four-year-old girl has been shot, apparently after her five-year-old brother got a hold of a firearm. Police say the shooting occurred on Saturday in a home in the Rural Municipality of Whitewater, … RCMP investigating shootingCJOB Manitoba girl, 4, shot by five-year-old brotherVancouver Sun 5 year old boy shoots younger sisterWinnipeg Sun CBC.ca -Winnipeg Free Press -UPI.com all 32 news articles »

• Friends lay bouquets, remember 3 men killed in crash south of Edmonton – Edmonton Journal

  CBC.ca

  Friends lay bouquets, remember 3 men killed in crash south of Edmonton Edmonton Journal A memorial has been set up at the scene of a crash on Highway 625, just west of Beaumont, which killed three young men early Saturday morning. EDMONTON – Adam Gilbert last spoke to his … 3 dead, 1 injured in Alberta highway crashCBC.ca Three dead in suspected impaired driving collisionCTV.ca Three men dead after early morning crashVancouver Sun 660 News -iNews880.com -Edmonton Sun all 32 news articles »

• US and Pakistan: deadliest of friends – The Guardian

  The Guardian

  US and Pakistan: deadliest of friends The Guardian How bad can a relationship between two military allies get? If this year's tally of incidents is anything to go by, Pakistan's rage against the American military machine can get a lot worse. First came the affair over Raymond Davis, the CIA agent who … Pakistan reviews ties with US over NATO friendly fireABC Online Afghan Officials: Pakistan Fired First in NATO AttackVoice of America Claims Pakistan provoked NATO airstrikeThe Australian New York Times -The Independent -NPR all 4,017 news articles »

• Arab League Imposes Syrian Sanctions as Civil Conflict Grows – BusinessWeek

  Sydney Morning Herald

  Arab League Imposes Syrian Sanctions as Civil Conflict Grows BusinessWeek Nov. 28 (Bloomberg) — The Arab League imposed unprecedented sanctions on Syria, including a freeze on financial assets in Arab countries and a travel ban on senior officials, after it failed to stop its crackdown on … Arab League Sanctions Could Hurt Syria's Regional Standing, Economic AgendaVoice of America Arab League agrees on sweeping sanctions on SyriaThe Australian Syria unrest: Arab League adopts sanctions in CairoBBC News The Independent -New York Times -Xinhua all 3,501 news articles »

• Conservative crime bill heads to Commons for final showdown – National Post

  Nanaimo Daily News

  Conservative crime bill heads to Commons for final showdown National Post Canada's Prime Minister Stephen Harper pictured in Vancouver, British Columbia November 25. Conservative Crime Bill C-10 will return to the House of Commons this week as opposition leaders seek to get amendments approved. By Tobi Cohen OTTAWA — After … Contentious crime bill returns to Commons for final showdownVancouver Sun all 14 news articles »

• UK secretly supporting oil sands campaign: report – CTV.ca

  CTV.ca

  UK secretly supporting oil sands campaign: report CTV.ca An oilsands tailingspond is seen from the air near Fort McMurray, Alta., Monday, Sept. 19, 2011. (Jeff McIntosh / THE CANADIAN PRESS) OTTAWA — A British media report says the UK government has been giving secret support at the very highest levels to … UK secretly supporting Canada's oilsands campaign; British reportCanadianBusiness.com Canada to argue `ethical' oilsands at climate change talksVancouver Sun The origins of 'ethical oil'Victoria Times Colonist 660 News -The Mark -The Guardian all 100 news articles »

• Gale-force winds slam southern Alberta – CBC.ca

  CTV.ca

  Gale-force winds slam southern Alberta CBC.ca Blown over trees on Second Avenue northwest come dangerously close to power lines. Blown over trees on Second Avenue northwest come dangerously close to power lines. Submitted by Brian BrennanGusting winds, hitting as high as 130 km/h in some areas, … Downtown Calgary closed to traffic as wind storm blows throughToronto Star City of Calgary closes downtown core to trafficCTV.ca Wind havoc in Calgary closes downtown core660 News National Post (blog) -94.1 CJOC-FM -Montreal Gazette all 59 news articles »