NEWS IMAGE COLLAGE / for 10-2007

The man who helped Fernando Alonso win back-to-back world titles at Renault believes the pressure will finally get to Lewis Hamilton this weekend in Brazil.

Kurdish rebels have killed at least 12 Turkish soldiers near the border with Iraq and reportedly taken some others hostage, causing Turkey's Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan to call a crisis meeting.

MILLINGTON TWP. - A 12-month-old baby in a crib escaped injury after apparently being tossed 40 feet by a tornado that destroyed a Millington Township home and other property early today.

Canadian retailers big and small are starting to slash prices amid a growing chorus of complaints from consumers about higher prices here than in the U.S., despite the red-hot loonie.

The Liberal leader, talked out of voting against this week's Conservative throne speech, writes his own

A majority of Canadians believe immigrants who are in the country illegally or after their visas expire should be deported, even if they have family ties in the country, a newly released government poll shows.

Investigators with the Transportation Safety Board were spending Saturday sifting through the wreckage of a small plane that crashed into an apartment building in the Vancouver suburb of Richmond, killing the pilot and injuring two people in the building.

A junior version of the famous Perseid meteor shower is scheduled to reach its maximum before sunrise on Sunday morning, Oct. 21. This meteor display is known as the Orionids because the meteors seem to fan out from a region to the north of Orion's secon

Just a few months after it deemed it suitable to reinstate a levy on digital audio players, the Copyright Board of Canada looks set to to stir things up once again, with it now ruling that music downloads should be taxed as well.

Department still signs cheques for contracts, but 'accountability' not their problem

Historic houses and lavish flats are costly symbols of a bygone era in Canadian diplomacy. Now, many are saying Canada's move to unload some prime real estate abroad is long overdue.

Predictions of chivalry's death in Calgary are greatly exaggerated, according to a Reader's Digest poll that pegs the city as the second-most polite in Canada.

Ingenious detective work by University of Guelph researchers has uncovered the strongest evidence yet of large reservoirs of water today at the Martian surface.

NEW YORK -- To some, it's a hurtful racial epithet. For Nas, it's an album title. The rapper told MTV News that he would indeed be naming his new album after the N-word. And he denied earlier reports that the album's title would be spelled "N---a,

A nine-year-old New Brunswick boy is being called a hero after giving his choking mother the Heimlich manoeuvre.

It did not take long for Thai police to parade Christopher Neil before the international media.

Fears of Harper majority waning, poll showsMost Canadians say the best outcome of the next federal election would be a majority government, according to a new national Ipsos-Reid poll.

Canada has now received its second giant strategic airlifter, the CC-177 Globemaster III.

A small plane has crash into a building in British Columbia. CTV's Todd Battis told CTV Newsnet that the crash occurred at 4:10 p.m. local time in Richmond

The Parti Quebecois has tabled a bill in the legislature which would prevent immigrants who can't speak sufficient French from running in elections.

KANDAHAR AIRFIELD, Afghanistan - It is not talked about much by the troops or by the media, but Canada cannot fight the Taliban without large stocks of deadly artillery and tank shells and tens of thousands of bullets for 25-millimetre cannons, sniper and

Nina Courtepatte's mother is ecstatic that a "highly psychopathic" man who raped and beat to death her 13-year-old daughter when he was 17 can finally be named.

President Vladimir Putin has announced plans to build a new generation of nuclear weapons after accusing the United States of harbouring an "erotic" desire to invade Russia and steal its natural resources.

Only two weeks ago the star recruit announced that he was quitting politics because he felt he was not part of Liberal Leader Stephane Dion's vision. Dion is poised to announce that he's appointing Garneau to carry the party banner in....

CINCINNATI - The UFC has called off a planned January date in Montreal.

Arrival of the Kapitan Sviridov at the port in Churchill marks historic first step in the construction of a new trade route, officials say