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Girl, 7, shot dead by police in Detroit
A seven-year-old girl was shot and killed in Detroit when an officer's gun went off during a struggle with a woman in a house where police were searching for a suspect in the slaying of a teenager, a police official said.
Dog drowned with boulder tied to leash
RCMP in rural Manitoba are investigating a disturbing case of animal cruelty after discovering a drowned dog with a boulder attached to its leash and collar.
What the birth control pill really did for women
For the first time in U.S. history, women have overtaken men in the workplace. More specifically, they've overtaken men in professional roles. As of 2009, women represented half of all U.S. workers and are the primary or co-breadwinners in nearly two-thir
Shuttle Atlantis arrives at space station
The shuttle Atlantis arrived at the International Space Station on Sunday amid a flurry of picture-taking intended to make up for a curtailed safety survey the day before.
Alberta closes bat cave to control disease
The Alberta government has temporarily closed the Cadomin Cave in the Whitehorse Wildland provincial park to control the spread of a mysterious fungus that's killing bats.
Long pipe new weapon against oil leak
Workers are trying a new tactic to stem the flow of oil gushing from a well on the floor of the Gulf of Mexico involving a pipe 1.6 kilometres long.
Thai women, children leave protest camp
Thailand's army has called on Red Shirt protesters to remove all women, children and the elderly from their camp by Monday afternoon, signalling that the military crackdown in Bangkok may escalate.
Spider bites tourist below the belt
A Canadian tourist in New Zealand suffered a swollen penis and chest pain after he went for a nude swim and nap and was apparently bitten by a katipo spider.
Body of Canadian soldier on journey home
A Canadian soldier who was killed just two days away from finishing his tour in Afghanistan is on his way home after an emotional ramp ceremony at the Kandahar Airfield Friday.
Polio case reported in Russia
An infant visiting Russia from Tajikistan has a confirmed case of polio, but it is contained, a Russian health official in Moscow says.
Roommate suspected in torture case
Police have been told that a roommate is behind the disturbing assault that has a former Winnipeg man in hospital in Regina, recovering from gruesome injuries, according to the victim's stepfather.
Fire north of Edmonton still out of control
A brush fire continued to burn out of control in a rural area north of Edmonton but calmer winds prevented the blaze from spreading and threatening any homes, provincial officials said on Saturday.
California woman earns bachelor's degree at age 94
It's never too late to earn your college degree. Just ask 94-year-old Hazel Soares.
The woman was one of about 500 students to pick up diplomas Saturday during a commencement ceremony at Mills College, an all-women's school in Oakland.
Liberal MP remains in caucus after charge
Montreal MP Pablo Rodriguez will remain a member of the Liberal Party caucus while he fights a charge of refusing to take a breathalyzer test following a car accident in April.
CF-18s respond to airline bomb threat
Canadian Forces fighter jets escorted an airliner to Vancouver International Airport on Saturday afternoon following a bomb threat, Defence Department officials said.
Latest oil containment effort falters
BP technicians have hit a snag in their latest attempt to stop oil rushing into the Gulf of Mexico as they try to guide a skinny 1.6-kilometre-long tube into the gusher to siphon the oil to the surface, U.S. Interior Secretary Ken Salazar said Saturday.
'Granny dumping' a burden for ERs
Some come with notes pinned to their clothes or tucked inside pockets. Often, they are unable to explain who they are or where they came from.
Six dead as urban warfare breaks out in Bangkok
Raging violence in the heart of the Thai capital claimed six more lives Saturday as the embattled premier vowed no turning back and the army threatened a crackdown on thousands of protesters.
Australian teen youngest ever to sail the globe solo
A 16-year-old Australian who spent seven months at sea in her pink yacht sailed across the finish line of her round-the-world journey Saturday, becoming the youngest sailor to circle the globe solo, nonstop and unassisted.
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