Canadian laws lax on sale of organs, says transplant expert
Canada may be sending the wrong message by not having stronger laws around buying and selling human organs, said an advocate for organ transplants.
Sentence for Norbourg fraud is good warning, say observers
Vincent Lacroix’s 12-year sentence sends a strong warning about fraud to the province’s financiers, industry watchers say.
Avery, Edwards cut loose by Argonauts
The toronto Argonauts released former 1,000-yard running backs John Avery and Robert Edwards on Thursday.
Montreal to make some parking free after snow storms
Montreal will allow drivers to park for free overnight in several lots across the city to speed up snow removal operations after snow storms.
UBC text message alert system not used during lockdown
The University of British Columbia did not use a campus-wide text message alert system during a police lockdown of an campus building Wednesday afternoon because it had not yet been tested.
Guy Lafleur surrenders to Montreal police
Retired NHL superstar Guy Lafleur turned himself in to Montreal police Thursday, CBC News has learned.
McGuinty doesn’t approve of plan to create black-focused school
Ontario Premier Dalton McGuinty says he’s against creating a toronto school focusing on the needs of black students, and won’t support it.
