Yukon Quest gets $262K from Ottawa
The federal government has put up $262,320 to support the Yukon Quest International Sled-Dog Race, which starts this weekend.
Alberta challenges move to one securities regulator
The Alberta government will challenge Ottawa’s move to create a single securities regulator, it was announced Friday.
Leafs express sadness on death of Burke’s son
Members of the Toronto Maple Leafs expressed sorrow for general manager Brian Burke on Saturday, one day after his youngest son, Brendan, died in a car accident on a snowy highway in the United States.
Nunavut proposes Baffin Island caribou survey
Nunavut wildlife biologists want to conduct the first extensive survey of caribou across Baffin Island as early as next year.
7 flee house fire in Winnipeg
Seven people, including five children under the age of 12, are safe after fleeing a burning home in Winnipeg’s Elmwood neighbhourhood early Saturday morning.
7 Canadian children rescued from porn ring
RCMP in Surrey, B.C., have rescued seven children and charged one man following a tip he was involved in an international child pornography ring.
Man discovers brother shot in head
A 55-year-old man is Saskatoon’s second homicide victim of 2010.
