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BP will try new oil cap after 'top kill' fails
BP is working on a new plan to stop oil that's gushing from a damaged well into the Gulf of Mexico after crews spent three days pumping heavy drilling mud into the site, only to declare the operation a failure
State of emergency in Emerson
The Manitoba town of Emerson has declared a state of emergency after weekend storms hammered the small community located near the U.S. border.
Police: Head believed to be slain California man
Authorities searching a California park found the final missing body part — a severed head — believed to belong to a college student killed and dismembered in a double murder-for-profit plot, police said Sunday.
Pakistan mosque attacks kill 80
At least 80 people are dead after armed attackers stormed two mosques packed with hundreds of people in eastern Pakistan on Friday, local officials say.
Malawi gay couple pardoned
Malawi's president on Saturday pardoned and ordered the release of a gay couple sentenced to 14 years in prison, but warned that homosexuality remains illegal in the conservative southern African nation.
Storm in Central America kills scores
Torrential rains brought by the first tropical storm of the 2010 season pounded Central America and southern Mexico, triggering landslides and floods that killed at least 90 people.
Some Quebec wildfire evacuees return
About 1,000 people forced from the First Nations community of Manawan because of a forest fire were told Saturday they could go home, but the danger from wildfires persists elsewhere in central and northern Quebec.

Céline Dion's dream to expand her family has come true.
The singer, 42, is pregnant with twins after undergoing her sixth in-vitro fertilization attempt and turning to acupuncture to improve her chances of a pregnancy, her rep Kim Jakwerth confirms.
Man had his penis almost amputated after 27 hours of erection
A man tried to escape from a hospital in the Dominican Republic where he had been hospitalized for priapism, a condition characterized by a prolonged and painful erection not associated with sexual desire after learning that doctors planned to amputate hi
TV outdoors? Best mobile TVs for beach potatoes
Summertime is almost here and the great outdoors are calling, but your inner sports fan and couch potato are begging to stay glued to the TV. Thankfully, there's an easy compromise that lets you watch the day game while you're soaking up the sun: Take the
Israel says no to conference on nuclear-free Mideast
Israel, thought to be the Middle East's only nuclear power, has rejected a new UN call to come clean about its secretive nuclear program, calling it a "deeply flawed and hypocritical" act that ignores the threat posed by its sworn enemy Iran.
China seeks to defuse tension over Korea ship sinking
China's premier said Sunday that tensions over the sinking of a South Korean warship urgently need to be defused, but did not join other key nations in blaming longtime ally North Korea and gave no indication he would support UN sanctions.
Divers to recover bodies from B.C. float plane crash
RCMP divers are expected to begin a grim search Sunday, looking for the bodies of four people thought to be still inside the wreckage of a small float plane that crashed and sank in shallow waters near the B.C. native community of Ahousat.
Bangladesh blocks Facebook over images of prophet
Bangladesh has blocked the social networking website Facebook over a page urging people to draw images of Islam's Prophet Muhammad, joining Pakistan to become the second country to ban the popular site over religious concerns.
Convoy pays tribute to Canadian fallen soldiers
A convoy of bright red cars and a trail of motorcycles took a long ride down a sadly familiar route Saturday, Ontario's Highway of Heroes, to pay tribute to soldiers who died on home soil from injuries suffered overseas.
Blackhawks win wild Cup final opener
Chicago Blackhawks super sub Tomas Kopecky can thank his lucky stars for emerging as the hero in the wild 2010 Stanley Cup final series opener against the Philadelphia Flyers.
Phillies' Halladay throws perfect game
Stoic as always, Roy Halladay's expression never changed. Until the end, that is. Until there was history — a perfect game, the marquee performance of his all-star career.
Tropical Storm Agatha hits coast of Guatemala
The first tropical storm of the 2010 season hit the Pacific coastline of Guatemala and Mexico on Saturday, killing 12 people under landslides and rockfall triggered by torrential rains.
Maddox Returns Home
A two-and-a-half year old who has captured hearts around the world is back in his home city after returning from New York late Friday night.
Mounties bust computer-controlled B.C. pot grow-op
Mounties say one of the latest marijuana grow-ops busted in B.C. was controlled by a computer system that could be accessed by satellite and featured an electrical panel that would be more at home in a forest mill.
Canadian CO relieved of Kandahar duty
Brig.-Gen. Daniel Ménard, the commander of Canadian troops in Afghanistan, has been relieved of his duties following allegations that he was involved in an inappropriate personal relationship.
'Top kill' BP operation to halt US oil leak fails
BP chief operating officer Doug Suttles said the firm was now shifting to a new strategy to stop the spill.
In the failed procedure - known as "top kill" - the firm had been blasting waste material and heavy mud into a ruptured well.
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Provinces resist move to create national regulator
Finance Minister Jim Flaherty has outlined his plan for the formation of a national securities regulator and there are strong winds blowing against him from Alberta and Quebec - which might put a few kinks in the scheme but are not likely to scuttle it, a
Pacific Northwest at risk for a mega earthquake
Every seismic tremor in British Columbia brings a question: Is it the Big One? A U.S. scientist now says there's a 10 to 15 per cent chance a mega-earthquake will strike in the next 50 years.
Laid-off workers finding poorer-paying jobs
Laid-off Canadians are unlikely to find a job that provides the same level of pay or benefits as their previous positions, a continuing trend that will affect the overall health of the economy at least for the next few years, economists say.
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