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Small B.C. Interior First Nation takes aboriginal-title fight to Canada's highest court By PETER O’NEIL, Vancouver Sun OTTAWA — The public need not fear "havoc" if it supports the Tsilhqot'in First Nation claim to a large area of B.C. interior land, the Supreme Court of Canada was told...

B.C.'s Nisga'a becomes only First Nation to privatize land The northwestern B.C. First Nation has approved the privatization of 3 homes CBC News The Nisga'a Nation in northwestern British Columbia has become the only First Nation in Canada to let its people own tribal land privately...

A fight over the word 'genocide' is no way to end the aboriginal crisis DOUG SAUNDERS The Globe and Mail Imagine if the Turkish Prime Minister issued this statement: “The Canadian aboriginal people experienced terrible suffering and loss of life. Our parliament has adopted a motion that...

Our warrior problem: Militant Natives are causing trouble, and they aren't going away BY KRIS SIMS ATLANTIC BUREAU Ottawa Sun HALIFAX - They block roads, stop trains and fight the cops. Men and women dressed in camouflage, boots and bandanas. They come from reserves, wave red flags, set...

Public invited to visit Mayor Rob Ford's 'haunted' office TORONTO - The House of Franken-Ford opened for tours Monday. Mayor Rob Ford toured reporters through his “haunted” City Hall office Monday. Ford has decked out his office in Halloween decorations and is opening it up as a haunted...

UK town Stilton told it can't make stilton cheese LONDON - They make fine cheese in the English village of Stilton. Just don't call it stilton. British authorities said Wednesday that a local pub can't market its blue-veined cheese as stilton because that name is protected by European Union...

Crews find ancient aboriginal bones along pipeline route CBC News The discovery of ancient aboriginal remains has led to a temporary shut down in the construction of a gas pipeline near Moose Jaw. TransGas, a SaskEnergy company, is building a new natural gas connection for the K+S potash...

Left-wing extremism on rise It’s pretty much a foregone conclusion among the chattering classes that North America is being torn apart by vaguely defined right-wing extremism. That was the underlying assumption in media coverage of the recent United States debt-ceiling crisis. Political...

You retard you... Mayor Rob Ford lauds his first three years in office | Toronto & GTA | News | Toronto Sun After the next year, I hope to see Ford more years of you as the Mayor.

McDonald's Use Of Ammonium Hydroxide To 'Wash' Meat McDonald's Use Of Ammonium Hydroxide To 'Wash' Meat Angers Chef Jamie Oliver, But They're Not The Only Culprit [VIDEO] Yummy!

California boy with replica gun fatally shot by deputies SACRAMENTO, Calif. - A 13-year-old California boy carrying a replica of an assault rifle was shot and killed by sheriff’s deputies apparently believed the gun was real, local media reported on Wednesday. The incident...

Kathleen Wynne’s ‘open government’ launch marred by spelling mistake Premier Kathleen Wynne’s “open government” apparently doesn’t entail opening a dictionary. Wynne’s much-ballyhooed launch Monday of a panel to boost transparency in her government was marred by an embarrassing spelling...

Liberal make-work project hurts hard-working tradespeople CHRISTINA BLIZZARD | QMI AGENCY TORONTO -- Lock up your, er, locks. The...

Seems Mr. Warmington forgot to put on his big boys pants yesterday... 'I am so f------ mad at you': Rob Ford to Sun columnist | Toronto & GTA | News | Toronto Sun

Oh I can't wait to throw this at the road fairies in the spring... Drivers already paying a toll for Ontario roads, study finds | Toronto Star

Omar Khadr loses bid to move to provincial prison An Edmonton judge has ruled that former Guantanamo Bay detainee Omar Khadr should serve the remainder of his eight-year murder sentence in a federal penitentiary. In a written decision released Friday, Court of Queen’s Bench...

Hydro rate rise blamed on Liberals' private power deals TORONTO - Ontario hydro rates are rising at well above the rate of inflation with no relief in sight, NDP MPP Peter Tabuns says. Tabuns blamed the Liberal government's pursuit of private power deals such as the cancelled...

Calling the mayor a “bully and a liar,” Councillor Paul Ainslie denounced Rob Ford for making robocalls to his constituents Friday night after he voted against a Scarborough subway extension. The robocalls, which went out to residents in Ainslie’s Scarborough ward, said Ainslie “led the...

Looks like JT will self-destruct If the Harper government wants to sock away some extra war-room cash, it should spend not a dime more on attack ads and just let Justin Trudeau do himself in. So far he is doing a superb job. The newly-anointed Liberal Leader's terrorists-have-feelings-too...

Mainstream media gets it wrong Mainstream media gets it wrong And a new term introduced Bill Gallagher Lawyer/ strategist Among the many headlines that ran across the country about a court ruling in Canada's largest province, the Globe & Mail ran the small headline that "Ontario Rules...