| Charest testifies at judge-naming inquiry All eyes are on the Bastarache commission as Quebec Premier Jean Charest prepares to testify about what role, if any, he played in alleged Liberal tampering in the naming of judges. cbc.ca |
Southern Alberta controlled burn begins A controlled burn in southern Alberta, southwest of Pincher Creek, is expected to begin over the weekend. cbc.ca |
Stowaways want to stay in Canada Two of the nine stowaways discovered aboard a freighter that docked in Montreal last week told an Immigration and Refugee Board hearing Tuesday about the difficult living conditions in Morocco, giving that as a reason for not going back. cbc.ca |
Lions rebound after blowing big lead The only team to beat the Calgary Stampeders at home this season did it again Friday as the B.C. Lions downed the hosts 36-31 at McMahon Stadium. cbc.ca |
Haiti election a 'massive fraud' Haiti's immediate future appears unclear after a dozen presidential candidates called for the annulment of Sunday's general election, citing widespread fraud. cbc.ca |