NEWS IMAGE COLLAGE / for 11-2010

Omar Khadr will spend his remaining year in Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, in the highest-security section of the detention facility. Khadr was sentenced to 40 years in prison for war crimes Sunday, but the decision by a U.S. military panel was largely symbolic.

The number of crosses erected alongside Calgary's Memorial Drive over the weekend more than doubles last year's display.

MOUNT MERAPI, Indonesia - Indonesia's most dangerous volcano showed no sign of tiring Tuesday, belching clouds of black smoke as fiery lava lit up its cauldron. Scientists warned that the slow but deadly eruption could continue for weeks, like a "marathon

Luongo stopped all 30 shots he faced to guide the Canucks to a 2-0 victory over Brodeur and the New Jersey Devils, collecting his first shutout of the campaign and 52nd of his career in the process.

OTTAWA - A trove of leaked internal Veterans Affairs documents suggests bureaucrats knew from the beginning that a new system of benefits would mean less cash for injured soldiers with one analysis projecting savings of up to $40 million per year.

A woman from Bathurst, N.B, whose son died in Afghanistan will lay the wreath for the mothers of killed soldiers at the National War Memorial in Ottawa on Nov. 11.

One of the most powerful members of the Hells Angels' Quebec chapter, Normand Marvin (Casper) Ouimet, was arrested in Montreal on Monday. Ouimet has been a wanted man for a year and a half, since a major police roundup in April 2009 that targeted the bike

A delegation from the British Legion met Adolf Hitler in July 1935, recently uncovered photographs show. The 148 images were in a swastika-embossed album found by an employee.

Archaeologists have unearthed a collection of Bronze Age axe heads, spear tips and other 3,000-year-old metal objects buried in an Essex field.

A commercial diver working in the Bay of Fundy captured the shot of a lifetime last week, when he filmed a shark attacking him, gaining him a worldwide audience.

Search and rescue crews that conduct Arctic rescue missions are based nowhere near the Arctic, according to the Conference Board of Canada. Because the technicians are based so far from the remote areas they are supposed to serve, it can take hours or lon

This is the only meeting in the regular season between the two teams this year. Last year, the Canucks took a 5-2 won over Brodeur and the Devils in New Jersey. Historically, Brodeur has lost six of his last seven games against the Canucks.

An incinerator repairman told an Edmonton jury Monday that a 74-year-old Spruce Grove, Alta., woman accused of murder told him she needed the device so she could "burn her husband in there."

Doctors in Canada and the United States were raising alarms Monday about concussions among athletes, which according to one study are reaching "epidemic proportions."

The half-a-billion dollar retractable roof on BC Place Stadium will not be able to close in the rain when it is completed next September

Transport Minister Chuck Strahl says Canada is banning all air cargo from Yemen as investigators attempt to track down the tentacles of a complex terror plot, which was unearthed aboard two cargo flights last week.

The Canadian music industry has teamed up with Postmedia newspapers and corporate sponsors to create a moving tribute, in music and words, to those who've sacrificed for Canada

Canada will "implement" a plea deal between the U.S. government and Omar Khadr to allow the convicted war criminal to return to Canada after serving one year at Guantanamo Bay, Foreign Affairs Minister Lawrence Cannon says.

Despite repeated assertions from Canadian officials that Ottawa had given no assurance that Omar Khadr can be repatriated, newly released diplomatic memos show the government agreed to "favourably" consider a request to transfer him back to Canada.

Cabinet discussions about the doomed Meech Lake accord are still considered so sensitive that the federal government is refusing to release details 20 years later.

A still-unfixed bug with Apple's iPhone caused alarms in Europe to go off an hour late Monday as the continent switched from daylight saving time, but their phone's alarms did not.