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Lotto Max hits $50 million
The jackpot for Friday's Lotto Max lottery is a near-record $50 million, but your odds of winning are just under one in 29 million.
Honoured soldier billed for missing equipmentIt's Memorial Day weekend in the United States - a time to honour men and women who died while in military service - but one veteran says he isn't feeling the love from his government.
Lightning bolt knocks church spire into streetWas it a sign from a higher power?
A bolt of lightning struck the bell tower of a historic downtown Winnipeg church during a thunderstorm Friday morning, toppling a massive chunk of limestone to the street below and disrupting programs and events. No o
Saunas, massages help Swedish sailors hunt pirates
ABOARD THE CARLSKRONA — Drops of sweat trickled down the faces of the pirate hunters on the Swedish warship. They conferred in low voices, finally reaching a consensus: Yes, throw another pitcher of water onto the sauna heater.
Big volcanic eruptions shake Guatemala, Ecuador
GUATEMALA CITY — Explosive eruptions shook two huge volcanos in Central and South America on Friday, forcing thousands of people to flee their homes and disrupting air traffic as ash drifted over major cities.
N. Korea accuses S. Korea of faking ship attack
North Korea's powerful National Defence Commission accused South Korea on Friday of faking the sinking of a warship for which Pyongyang has been blamed, warning that the Korean peninsula was heading to "the brink of war."
B.C. anti-HST petition hits target
The former premier leading the charge against B.C.'s harmonized sales tax says a province-wide petition against the HST has reached its target, weeks ahead of schedule.
Polar bears not at risk: Nunavut
The Nunavut government does not think the polar bear should be classified as a species of special concern under the federal Species at Risk Act, says territorial Environment Minister Daniel Shewchuk.
Stolen church bell's mystery endures
A bell stolen from a church 20 years ago is still the subject of much debate in the Malpeque area of Prince Edward Island. The exact origins of the bronze bell, just over 30 centimetres wide and tall, are unknown and the source of much discussion.
Newfoundland UFOs still a mystery
The unidentified flying objects spotted in January off Newfoundland remain a mystery to the government, despite extensive scrutiny, according to Department of National Defence (DND) documents.
Hundreds of Guatemalans flee volcano
HUNDREDS of Guatemalans are in shelters after a powerful eruption at the southern Pacaya volcano killed one person and forced the international airport to close.
Diff'rent Strokes star Gary Coleman dies
Gary Coleman, best known as the child star of the TV sitcom Diff'rent Strokes, has died after suffering an intracranial hemorrhage from a fall at his Utah home earlier this week.
Gulf oil spill likely the largest in US history
Confronted with sobering news that the Gulf of Mexico oil spill is now likely the largest in American history, President Barack Obama yesterday suspended dozens of offshore drilling projects and accepted responsibility for U.S. government errors in the ha
ICBC yanks $1.7-million raunchy ad campaign
There are some things B.C.'s public auto insurer may wish it hadn't been caught doing -- and one of them could be producing a $1.7-million ad campaign that barely made it to air.
2,000-calorie milkshake tops list of worst drinks
A milkshake containing 2,010 calories -- equivalent to eating 68 strips of bacon or 30 chocolate chip cookies -- has topped a list of the 20 worst drinks in America compiled by Men's Health magazine.
Bribe backfires for speedy driver
A 28-year-old Toronto man will have to do 50 hours of community service after he admitted to trying to bribe his way out of a stunt driving ticket.
U.N. says N. Korea selling nuke technology
North Korea is exporting nuclear and ballistic missile technology and using multiple intermediaries, shell companies and overseas criminal networks to circumvent U.N. sanctions, U.N. experts said in a report obtained by The Associated Press.
NKorea scraps sea accords; SKorea holds navy drill
SEOUL, South Korea — Military tension on the Korean peninsula rose Thursday after North Korea threatened to attack any South Korean ships entering its waters and Seoul held anti-submarine drills in response to the March sinking of a navy vessel blamed on
Farm worker accused of beating cows
A dairy farm worker was charged Wednesday with 12 counts of cruelty to animals after a welfare group released a video it says shows him and others beating cows with crowbars and poking them with pitchforks.
Company vies to turn trash into energy gold
A company in Richmond, B.C., that transforms kitchen scraps into high-quality compost is hoping to cash in on our energy-hungry society – and turn that organic waste into valuable fuel.
Mounties have suspects in B.C. student's death
Victoria-area Mounties say they are closing in on suspects they believe targeted and murdered a teenaged girl last month, a crime so sinister police say once the details become public, the community will be permanently scarred.
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