Canada News
The CKA news is community driven, each day members submit links to news articles around the web.
Links with a maple leaf are Canadian in some way, and are the prefered type for submission.
Click the "comments" link below each link to add comments about the news article.
You need to be a member of Canadaka.net and be logged into the site, to submit news links.
Currently showing last 100 links of 114,765
Lead didn't kill Beethoven, researchers conclude
Was it lead that snuffed out one of the greatest musical minds the Western world has ever known?
While that's been an ongoing theory since Ludwig van Beethoven died in 1827, a new study dismisses the idea.
RCMP, local police deliver mixed messages on security
With at least $1.1 billion of taxpayers' money being spent and intense scrutiny expected into security operations at the upcoming G20 summit in Toronto, Canadian police forces may have more problems controlling public opinion than unruly protesters.
Gulf spill bird washers hard at work
VENICE, La. – About 25 brown pelicans shivered and tried to clean their oil-soaked feathers on Saturday in a pen at a Louisiana bird rehabilitation center, as the Gulf of Mexico oil spill’s impact on wildlife worsened.

Six of the nine activists killed in Monday’s raid on an aid convoy were shot by a single Israeli commando who is now being considered for a medal of valour.
For RCN veterans, centennial comes with mixed emotions
So clear are Ted Paxton's memories of his wartime service in the Royal Canadian Navy that he can still feel the heaving seas of the North Atlantic and see the ghostly faces of dead sailors, floating on the surface in their lifevests, in the aftermath of a
Canada's Nestor and partner win French Open title
PARIS — Canadian Daniel Nestor has added another championship to a resume that no active tennis player can match, winning the 69th doubles title of his decorated career at the French Open on Saturday.
Defence Minister MacKay breaks up with fiancee
OTTAWA — The cabinet minister often described as the most eligible bachelor on Parliament Hill is back on the market. Defence Minister Peter MacKay, 44, met with his fiancee, 36-year-old CTV executive Jana Juginovic, in Ottawa on Monday, and called off th
Soldiers honoured for battlefield bravery
A two-year-old girl stole the show Friday at Rideau Hall, interrupting Gov. Gen Michaëlle Jean as she spoke to a room of military personnel on hand for a ceremony honouring the brave efforts of Canadian soldiers.
Environmental costs of oil disaster
It's hard to imagine that 46 days after the Deepwater Horizon rig went down, oil is still gushing from the sea floor with the potential to devastate the ecosystems of the Gulf of Mexico from the marshes and beaches to the deep sea ecosystems.
U.S. weighing new options over North Korea
SINGAPORE – The United States said on Saturday it was weighing new options beyond the United Nations to punish North Korea, which South Korea blames for the sinking of a warship that has escalated tensions on the peninsula.
Bikers ride to support troops
More than 1,000 bikers drove from Trenton to Bowmanville along the Highway of Heroes on Saturday in support of Canadian troops.
Project captures D-Day stories
TORONTO – A mighty armada set sail for France 66 years ago Sunday to break the Nazi stranglehold that had kept much of Europe under its boot heel for five years.
Egypt targets marriages to Israelis
Egypt's supreme court has upheld a decision to strip citizenship from Egyptian men who wed Israeli women if the marriage poses a threat to national security.
Florida beach city resigned to oil disaster
Pensacola’s 10-day Fiesta of Five Flags celebration began Thursday. Few Pensacolans are in the mood to celebrate. As gooey brown tar clumps began Friday to sully the expanse of brilliant white sand that is this small Gulf of Mexico city’s chief economic e
HIV-positive man said to hide status from partners
A 28-year-old North Vancouver man has been charged with aggravated assault for allegedly having unprotected sex without revealing that he is HIV-positive, and police are warning other potential victims.
Rocket attack on NATO hub in southern Afghanistan
KANDAHAR, Afghanistan - Militants fired rockets at NATO's main base in southern Afghanistan for the second time in less than two weeks and caused minor injuries, a U.S. military official said Friday.
Worst retreat of Arctic sea ice in thousands of years
A major international study of Arctic sea ice has concluded that the recent, record-setting retreat is the worst in thousands of years -- a conclusion that challenges skeptics' claims that the meltdown being witnessed in Canada's North is probably just th
Amateur astronomer spots another Jupiter strike
Jupiter has gotten whacked again. An amateur astronomer in Australia peering at the giant gas planet Thursday reported witnessing a bright flash from an object hitting Jupiter and apparently burning up in the atmosphere.
Vance takes over military command in Kandahar
KANDAHAR, Afghanistan — Canada's new military commander in Afghanistan arrived Friday in Kandahar, a week after his predecessor was unexpectedly relieved of duties over an alleged affair with a female subordinate.
Alouettes awarded Grey Cup ringsAlouettes players and management will receive their Grey Cup rings Friday during a ceremony at Chalet du Mont-Royal, not far from Molson Stadium, where the team plays its home games.
Back to Canada News