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The global crisis that no one is talking aboutTwo giant crises are profoundly shaking our world. One is highlighted almost hourly in the international media, the other is often lost from sight.
I am talking here about the global economic recession and the expanding tide of world hunger.
Obama, Calderon oppose Arizona law
U.S. President Barack Obama welcomed Mexican President Felipe Calderon to the White House and pledged co-operation on immigration and battling a violent drug war and economic struggles.
Cyprus: crews stumble on 2-millenia-old coffins
NICOSIA, Cyprus — Work crews in Cyprus have accidentally unearthed four rare clay coffins estimated to be some 2,000 years old, the country's Antiquities Department director said Wednesday.
Hockey Canada defends Crosby after IIHF swipe
Hockey Canada has come out in defence of Sidney Crosby after the International Ice Hockey Federation included him in a swipe at players who declined invitations to attend the world hockey championship.
London Olympic Mascots Unveiled
Wenlock and Mandeville, the London 2012 Olympic and Paralympic mascots, elicited mostly baffled reactions as to just what they were at their unveiling today.
Troops take to the water
CFB Shilo, Manitoba — Soldiers from B-Company, Second Battalion Princess Patricia’s Canadian Light Infantry (B-Coy 2 PPCLI), conducted assault boat training April 28 as part of the work-up for Exercise KAPYONG SPARTAN II.
Navy presents Centennial Bell to Canada
OTTAWA – In the hallowed hall of the Senate of Canada, 100 years to the day it was created there May 4, 1910, the Navy presented a ship’s bell to the people of Canada, rededicating itself to another century of service.
Arctic oil spill test is scrubbed
Ottawa has dropped plans to dump crude into northern waters next to a proposed ocean park to test new ways of cleaning up oil spills in the Arctic.
Dog hailed for defending pups
EDMONTON - A four-year-old Rottie-cross that fought off a pack of wild Hobbema dogs to protect her 12 pups is being hailed a hero this Mother's Day.
Nature museum reopening after $216M facelift
OTTAWA — The Canadian Museum of Nature stages a grand reopening this week after a six-year, $216-million renovation that transformed the castle-like stone building from a damp and dingy relic into a state-of-the-art repository and showcase for the nation'
Insurgents attack giant U.S. base in Afghanistan
KABUL, Afghanistan — Insurgents launched a brazen pre-dawn assault Wednesday against the giant U.S.-run Bagram Air Field one day after a suicide bomber struck a U.S. convoy in the capital of Kabul, killing 18 people
Firms agree to preserve B.C.'s boreal forest
TORONTO -- Canada's top pulp and paper companies, and the environmental groups that spent years fighting them, have united in an unlikely alliance to stop logging 29 million hectares of threatened northern forests in what has been dubbed "the world's larg
Blackhawks overwhelm Sharks for 2-0 lead
Strength and skill. The Chicago Blackhawks displayed both qualities in abundance in Tuesday's 4-2 win in San Jose.
Their record-tying seventh straight road victory of the playoffs gave Chicago an intimidating 2-0 lead in the best-of-seven Western Confe
Flyers shut out Canadiens again
The Montreal Canadiens improved their effort, but unless they can find a way to solve their special team woes and Philadelphia Flyers goalie Michael Leighton , the Eastern Conference final will remain a one-sided affair.
Oil spill nears strong Florida-bound current
U.S. government officials have expanded the boundaries of a fishing ban in the Gulf of Mexico, a precautionary move meant to ensure fish caught there have not been affected by the massive oil spill.
UN plans new sanctions against Iran
The United States introduced a resolution backed by all veto-wielding members of the United Nations Security Council on Tuesday that would impose new sanctions against Iran's powerful Revolutionary Guard and seek to curtail military, financial and shippin
Hockey stick tests out at 170 years old
A New Brunswick tree scientist has completed tests confirming that a top contender for the title of "world's oldest hockey stick" was made at least 170 years ago, bolstering the claim of a Nova Scotia man — already backed by the country's leading hockey h
Not enough LCD for big screen televisions
Electronics makers worldwide face a shortage of liquid crystal displays used for large-screen televisions due to soaring demand, particularly in emerging markets such as China, Sharp said Monday.

Tahir Asif blew bubbles to show off his new lungs Thursday before he checked out of hospital.
The eight-year-old is the youngest double-lung transplant recipient in Alberta.

A man is dead in an early-morning homicide in Edmonton’s north end.
Police were called at 4:30 a.m. with reports of an adult man suffering from serious injuries near All Hours, a Calder neighbourhood pizza restaurant at 119th Street and 129th Avenue. The
A Soldier's Choice
A military courtroom is not much different than the civilian version, except for a few distinct touches. When the judge shows up, everyone salutes. When a jury is chosen, the panel has five members, not 12. And when a witness is summoned to testify, he do
Quebec sovereignty is irrelevant, says poll
A new poll shows that 30 years after the first Quebec sovereignty referendum, and 15 years after the second, most Quebecers consider the debate over whether the province should separate from Canada no longer relevant.
The survey conducted last month fo
An Al Qaeda operative arrested in a high profile terror swoop won the right to stay in Britain today because he would be in danger if he returned to his native Pakistan.
17-year-old Zac Herold forced to retire before first pro match
Football is sometimes described as a game of immortals. Whether it be on the club or international stage, it's a sport in which men some might consider well past their prime can be the spark of a team or magical title run. This, however, will not be the c
Court sees video of attack on bus driver
Gary Edwin Mattson punched Tom Bregg in the face three times, then stomped on the veteran Edmonton transit driver's face 15 times after dragging him off his bus.
Crown urges conviction in 4-killing trial
The Crown attorney prosecuting an accused serial killer acknowledged in closing arguments at Charles Kembo's trial Monday that the case against him is circumstantial.
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