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    Tom Fox found dead

    WASHINGTON (CP) - An American who was among four Christian activists kidnapped last year in Iraq has been killed, a U.S. State Department spokesman said Friday. The FBI verified a body found in Iraq on Friday morning was that of Tom Fox, 54, of Clear Brook, Va., spokesman Noel Clay said. He...
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    Free Trade: Not for America

    Now it appears from the Port deal, that it is okay for America to put interests in other foreign nations and do whatever they want in the name of free-trade, but this is the second time that the Americans have rejected foreign investment in their country. They cannot and do not deserve to have...
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    Flarherty: Provinces Crying wolf

    Majority of provinces crying wolf when it comes to finances, Flaherty says -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- at 18:19 on March 9, 2006, EST. By TARA BRAUTIGAM WHITBY, Ont. (CP) - The majority of the provinces are in better financial shape than...
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    Indian Affairs

    NORTH VANCOUVER, B.C. (CP) - Indian Affairs Minister Jim Prentice has reaffirmed the new Conservative government's commitment to the objectives of the Kelowna Accord to end aboriginal poverty. But he's giving no hint on how much of the $5.1 billion the Liberals promised when they signed the...
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    Canada stuns America

    PHOENIX (AP) -- Adam Stern hit .133 in 36 games for the Boston Red Sox in an injury-plagued 2005 season. Adam Loewen spent all of last year at Class A Frederick in the a Baltimore organization. On a brisk Wednesday afternoon, they outshone the Jeters and A-Rods of Team USA, leading Canada to...
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    Barry Bonds: Steroids

    SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. (AP) -- Bud Selig wants to read the book before making any decisions about Barry Bonds. On a day when Bonds was in California for a child custody hearing, baseball kept buzzing about him Wednesday -- specifically, about an upcoming book that describes in vivid detail the...
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    Harper violates law for not working with Ethics commissioner

    OTTAWA (CP) - The prime minister's refusal to co-operate with an ethics investigation into the David Emerson floor-crossing violates the law and sets a dangerous precedent, a Liberal MP charged Thursday. ADVERTISEMENT Wayne Easter, a former Liberal cabinet minister, said Harper's fight with...
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    Tories may not be able to balance budget

    WHITBY, Ont. (CP) - The federal finance minister says Ottawa won't be able to address all its election promises in its first budget. ADVERTISEMENT But Jim Flaherty says the Conservatives will slash the GST by one per cent "immediately." Flaherty is expected to deliver his federal budget in...
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    Who is the terrorist?

    GAZA CITY, Gaza Strip - The two brothers were helping out in their dad's welding shop when an Israeli missile slammed into an ice cream truck carrying Islamic Jihad gunmen. Two militants were killed, but so were the boys. ADVERTISEMENT The tragic results of the airstrike, which killed a...
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    WBC: Canada Leading America 8-2

    In the world Baseball Classic, Cuba was able to get by Panama 8-6 but it was almost an upset, but now Canada is leading America 8-2 in the bottom of the 5th.
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    America versus Iran or North Korea extremely unlikely

    Now with Afghanistan and Iraq, America is having a difficult time shutting down the insurgencies. If they believe they will try to attack Iran or North Korea, it will be lights out for America. Why, First with 140,000 troops in Iraq and 20,000 roughly in Afghanistan they are stretched thin...
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    Harper may open can of worms

    OTTAWA (CP) - A defiant federal ethics commissioner vowed to stay on the job Tuesday even as Stephen Harper admitted he tried to replace him immediately after he became prime minister. Bernard Shapiro's decision to investigate Harper's recruitment of former Liberal cabinet minister David...
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    World Baseball Classic

    So I think this is great. I think America is too self confident, and they will win it in the First round but either lose in the Semis or in the Quarterfinals. I think the team that will win will be Puerto Rico or Japan.
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    Palestinian PM could be target

    Hamas PM-designate not immune from targeted killing: Israeli defence minister -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- at 8:09 on March 7, 2006, EST. By AMY TEIBEL JERUSALEM (AP) - Acting Prime Minister Ehud Olmert vowed on Tuesday that his Kadima...
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    New Hostage Tape only 3 of 4 hostages on

    BAGHDAD (CP) - Al-Jazeera television on Tuesday broadcast a brief and silent videotape showing three of four hostage Christian activists kidnapped in Iraq, and said that the men asked their governments and countries in the Persian Gulf to work for their release. The two Canadian hostages -...
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    UN pleads for Food for Kenya or 3.5 million will die

    The United Nations food agency will run out of the supplies it needs to keep 3.5 million drought-stricken Kenyans alive because it has received just over a tenth of the required funding, officials said yesterday. The situation in El Wak and other parts of Kenya was 'as bad as it gets', said...
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    Video Game: 25 to Life what's the beef?

    Now with the video game 25 to Life, in America they are trying to ban the game so what's the beef. It is a normal video game shoot them up stuff. And with the wanting to ban it it made me go out and want to buy it but Walmart does not have them on sale. Is this some kind of right-wing...
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    Hamas: Moderate Islam

    CAIRO, Egypt (AP) - Officials of the Palestinian militant group Hamas on Sunday shrugged off the support offered the day before by al-Qaida's No. 2 leader in a video broadcast, saying their group has a different ideology than the terror network and won parliamentary elections through its...
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    China will spend more on restive countryside

    China promises more spending on restive countryside, says economy will slow -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- at 22:38 on March 5, 2006, EST. BEIJING (AP) - China's prime minister has committed billions of dollars to improve conditions in the...
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    China will spend more on restive countryside

    BEIJING (AP) - China's prime minister has committed billions of dollars to improve conditions in the restive countryside while saying economic growth would slow to eight per cent this year - much lower than international projections. In a key address Sunday to the annual session of the...