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• Feds to put Attawapiskat under third-party management – CTV.ca

  National Post

  Feds to put Attawapiskat under third-party management CTV.ca This image taken from video shot by NDP MP Charlie Angus shows a house where people are living with no electricity or plumbing on the Attawapiskat reserve in Northern Ontario. A Red Cross worker loads sleeping bags onto a trailer at the airport in … BC First Nation has warning for AttawapiskatCBC.ca Harper vows `action' on Ontario's Attawapiskat reserveMontreal Gazette Feds step in to run troubled Attawapiskat reserveToronto Sun Toronto Star -APTN National News -Globe and Mail all 357 news articles »

• Police tried to stop UK embassy attacks, says Ali Larijani – BBC News

  The Guardian

  Police tried to stop UK embassy attacks, says Ali Larijani BBC News Iran's parliament speaker, Ali Larijani, says Iranian police attempted to stop the attacks on the British embassy in Tehran. He also said that the UN's Security Council condemnation of the attacks was "to cover the previous crimes of Britain and the … Britain orders Iran's diplomats out of UKUSA Today UK embassy attack bolsters EU push for Iran sanctionsReuters EU countries call back ambassadors, threathen new sactions against Iran after …Xinhua The Independent -Washington Post -Daily Mail all 4,300 news articles »

• Egyptian academics fear rise of Islamist political parties – Globe and Mail

  CTV.ca

  Egyptian academics fear rise of Islamist political parties Globe and Mail Islamist parties appear to have won a majority of votes in the pivotal first round of Egypt's parliamentary elections conducted this week. If confirmed Thursday, the results from voting in Cairo, Alexandria and other key centres will put Egypt on … Egyptians await poll results, Islamists see gainsTimes of India Egypt Elections: Facts and Figures on the Muslim BrotherhoodBusinessWeek Egyptians await poll results, Islamists see gainsReuters Africa Bloomberg -The Hindu -Washington Post all 794 news articles »

• Part of BC’s drunk-driving law violates Charter, judge rules – CBC.ca

  CBC.ca

  Part of BC's drunk-driving law violates Charter, judge rules CBC.ca A BC Supreme Court judge has ruled that part of the province's tough drinking and driving law is unconstitutional, while upholding the bulk of the legislation. Lawyers had argued that BC's automatic roadside driving prohibition law, which went into … Despite BC's decision, Alberta pushes forward with harsher drunk-driving billGlobe and Mail BC's drunk driving law unconstitutional in part, judge rulesVancouver Sun Judge rules against high costs, long suspensions in BC drunk driving lawNews1130 The Province -Calgary Herald -National Post (blog) all 93 news articles »

• Herman Cain ‘consistently’ gave alleged mistress gifts and money, Ginger White … – National Post

  CTV.ca

  Herman Cain 'consistently' gave alleged mistress gifts and money, Ginger White … National Post A Fox5 television website displays a photograph of Georgia businesswoman Ginger White, who claims to have had a 13-year affair with Republican candidate Herman Cain. By Sheldon Alberts WASHINGTON — Herman Cain's alleged mistress on Wednesday revealed … Cain plows ahead but says yet again: reassessingThe Associated Press Herman Cain sets deadline for deciding whether to stay in raceThe Guardian No sign of Herman Cain quitting yet, 'reassessing'Christian Science Monitor Fox News -Vancouver Sun -Atlanta Journal Constitution all 4,720 news articles »

• Harper a week away from passing Dief – Vancouver Sun

  Nanaimo Daily News

  Harper a week away from passing Dief Vancouver Sun Rising rapidly among his fellow members of Canada's ultimate political pantheon, Stephen Harper is just days away from surpassing another of his 21 predecessors — this time John Diefenbaker … Harper welcomes Q3 GDP, concerned about EuropeReuters Canada Canada PM: GDP Data "Encouraging", "Very Concerned" About Euro-Zone WoesWall Street Journal Ideology just ain't what it used to beWinnipeg Free Press The Vancouver Observer -Canada Free Press all 25 news articles »

• Maher: Harper’s PR obsession fostering paranoia and paralysis in public service – Montreal Gazette

  TheChronicleHerald.ca

  Maher: Harper's PR obsession fostering paranoia and paralysis in public service Montreal Gazette The election gave Stephen Harper the mandate to micro-manage government communications. That doesn't make it a good idea. Nobody should feel bad for the reporters in the parliamentary press … 'Harperization' a classic branding exercise, experts sayCTV.ca Harper names the government after himselfMacleans.ca PMO maintains there is no policy for using the term 'Harper Government'Yahoo! News Canada (blog) BCLocalNews all 61 news articles »

• BC signs deal to keep RCMP for another 20 years – CTV.ca

  Globe and Mail

  BC signs deal to keep RCMP for another 20 years CTV.ca British Columbia and five other provinces and three territories have a new deal for RCMP policing services for the next 20 years. BC Attorney General Shirley Bond and Manitoba Attorney General Andrew Swan confirmed Wednesday they have reached an … Deal reached to extend RCMP contract in BCVancouver Sun BC strikes tenative deal to extend RCMP contractThe Province Provinces, territories strike tentative agreement to keep RCMPGlobe and Mail CBC.ca -BCLocalNews -News1130 all 110 news articles »

• Canadians prime targets for ‘sexpionage,’ security conference told – Montreal Gazette

  CBC.ca

  Canadians prime targets for 'sexpionage,' security conference told Montreal Gazette Conservative MP Bob Dechert and Shi Rong, the Chinese reporter to whom he sent fawning e-mails, should testify before a parliamentary committee to “clear the air,” says NDP MP Nathan Cullen, … John Ivison: CSIS right to worry about Chinese spiesNational Post Former spy sounds alarm on relationships between MPs, Chinese journalistsGlobe and Mail Tory MP's affair likely Chinese 'sexpionage,' former spies sayToronto Star CBC.ca -Toronto Sun all 50 news articles »