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Parisians cheer for South Africa
French fans in Paris groaned and booed their own team Tuesday - and even cheered for South Africa - as they watched France's last World Cup loss, a final humiliation after the squad's public infighting left the nation aghast.
Canadiens sign Plekanec to six-year deal
Financial terms were not immediately available, but reports said the deal is worth $30-million. Plekanec was eligible to become an unrestricted free agent on July 1.
Niedermayer to announce retirement
A person with knowledge of the situation says defenceman Scott Niedermayer will announce his retirement from the Anaheim Ducks on Tuesday.
Boy Killed Trying To Catch C-Train
Calgary police confirmed this afternoon a boy was killed today as he ran to catch a C-Train when it began to pull away
Read more: http://www.calgaryherald.com/killed+trying+catch+Train+began+pull+away+police+confirm/3186865/story.html#ixzz0rcEXJ19E
Ban on tailgate parties at Lions games may be lifted
B.C. Lions superfan Brian Wawryshyn has tailgated before games for a dozen years � until now.
Wawryshyn � who helps run BCLionsDen.ca � was setting up for a tailgate party Sunday before the very first football game at Empire Fields when he was to
N.B. student streaker will go to graduation
One of three New Brunswick Grade 12 students banned from graduation activities for streaking through their high school on June 11 will be allowed to attend graduation ceremonies but not the prom.
Could Oilers draft both of them?
Barry Fraser says if this were 30 years ago, and the Edmonton Oilers were in this position, he’d be all over GM Glen Sather to perform the miracle.
Free up Kapyong homes: Grannies
The former military base has been vacant since 2004 when the Princess Patricia�s Canadian Light Infantry relocated to Shilo. More than 100 houses have stood empty since then.
Zoo animals found safe and sound
MONTREAL - The three missing zoo animals have been found, safe and sound.
Two camels, named Todd and Shawn, and a three-year-old tiger named Jonas, were found in their trailer Monday night between 10 p.m. and 11 p.m. on Route Doyon in St. Edmond de Gra
Germany taking 6 of 10 subs out of service
The Defense Ministry told The Associated Press on Monday the German navy originally wanted to use the six 206A type submarines until 2015 but decided two weeks ago to cut maintenance expenses.
Roundup resistant weeds pose environmental threat
When the weed killer Roundup was introduced in the 1970s, it proved it could kill nearly any plant while still being safer than many other herbicides, and it allowed farmers to give up harsher chemicals and reduce tilling that can contribute to erosion.
New Agers, neo-pagans see Stonehenge solstice
Thousands of New Agers and neo-pagans danced and whooped in delight Monday as a bright early morning sun rose above the ancient stone circle Stonehenge, marking the summer solstice.
Oil spill stirs study, debate over health impacts
When an Associated Press reporter went scuba diving in the oil-streaked Gulf of Mexico this month, people commenting on websites worried about his health. But at the same time, the oil sure didn't bother some beachgoers in Alabama.
Central B.C. wildfire explodes in size
Fire officials say hot, dry conditions combined with stands of dead timber have caused a wildfire burning in central B.C. to almost double in size in less than 24 hours.
Flaherty says banking sector reform unlikely at summit
Days ahead of a meeting of heads of major industrial economies, the Canadian finance minister urged the Group of 20 nations to focus on setting targets for cutting their deficits and said that the summit was not likely to result in a resolution on financi
US, Israel Warships in Suez May Be Prelude to Faceoff with Iran
Egypt allowed at least one Israeli and 11 American warships to pass through the Suez Canal as an Iranian flotilla approaches Gaza. Egypt closed the canal to protect the ships with thousands of soldiers, according to the British-based Arabic language newsp
Iran cleric issues fatwa against dogs
TEHRAN - A senior Iranian cleric has decreed dogs are "unclean" and should not be kept as pets � a move aimed at discouraging Western-style dog ownership in the Islamic state, a newspaper reported on Saturday.
G20 police arsenal includes plastic bullets
Police tactical teams have been practising with plastic bullets and tear gas at a Canadian military base near Toronto in case protesters at the G8 and G20 summits turn violent.
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