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Boston University probes 'macho' hockey culture
Boston University is forming a task force to study the "culture and climate" of its men's hockey team. The move follows the arrest of two players -- including a Canadian -- on charges of assaulting female students this season.
EU at stalemate on Canada's oilsands ranking
European Union officials are at a stalemate after voting on whether to classify Canada's oilsands crude as more harmful to the environment than other fuels — a proposal that Canada would fight.
EU at stalemate on Canada's oilsands rankingEuropean Union officials are at a stalemate after voting on whether to classify Canada's oilsands crude as more harmful to the environment than other fuels — a proposal that Canada would fight.
Two Western journalists killed in shelling of Homs | CTV News
A French photojournalist and a prominent American war correspondent working for a British newspaper were killed Wednesday by Syrian shelling of the opposition stronghold Homs as President Bashar Assad's regime escalated its attacks on rebel bases by straf
Cocaine found on Costa Concordia captain's hair
Lawyers representing survivors of the Costa Concordia cruise ship wreck are asking for a repeat of drug tests done on the ship's captain, which found traces of cocaine on the outside of a hair sample.
Honduras prison fire is world's deadliest
The prisoners who died in the Honduran prison fire had been locked inside an overcrowded penitentiary where most inmates had never been charged, let alone convicted, according to an internal Honduran government report obtained by The Associated Press.
Britain set for Falklands Islands oil windfallBritain will share in a Falkland Islands windfall when oil starts flowing there later this decade and, with taxes and royalties estimated at up to $167-billion, the potential prize could inflame mounting tensions with Argentina over sovereignty.
Libya militias 'out of control'
Armed militias are threatening the security of large parts of Libya, Amnesty International warns, saying at least 12 detainees were tortured to death.
Magnitude-6.0 quake recorded in Pacific off Oregon
The National Earthquake Information Center in Golden, Colorado, says an earthquake with a preliminary magnitude of 6.0 off the Oregon coast caused no reported damage and only a smattering of reports from people who felt it as a weak jolt.
Honduras prison fire kills hundreds
A fire started by an inmate tore through a severely overcrowded Honduran prison, burning and suffocating inmates in their locked cells and killing as many as 356 people in one of the world's deadliest prison fires in a century, authorities said Wednesday.
Guatemala's president considers legalizing drugs
U.S. inability to cut illegal drug consumption leaves Guatemala with no option but to consider legalizing the use and transport of drugs, President Otto Perez said Monday, a remarkable turnaround for an ex-general elected on a platform of crushing organiz
Vancouver most expensive North American city
Vancouver overtook U.S. cities to become the most expensive in North America, ranked 37th in the world. Los Angeles was the most expensive U.S. city — equal 42nd with Shanghai — while New York came in 47th.
Russian sub burned with nukes aboard: report
A fire at a drydocked Russian nuclear submarine in December could have sparked a radiation disaster because it was carrying nuclear-tipped ballistic missiles and other weapons, despite official statements to the contrary, a Russian news magazine reported
Israel embassy staff targeted in bomb attacks.
world news - A bomb attack on an Israeli embassy car in the Indian capital New Delhi has injured a woman. Another device found in an Israeli diplomat’s car in the Georgian capital Tbilisi…
Child rescued from Kosovo avalanche that killed 9
Rescuers have pulled a child alive from the rubble of a house flattened by a massive avalanche that killed both her parents and at least seven of her relatives in a remote mountain village in southern Kosovo.
Athens burns as Greece bailout passed
Riots engulfed central Athens and at least 10 buildings went up in flames in mass protests late Sunday as lawmakers prepared for a parliamentary vote on harsh austerity measures aimed at keeping the country solvent.
Tibet PM sees human-rights 'tragedy' unfolding
In an exclusive interview Saturday on CBC Radio's The House, the prime minister of the Tibetan government-in-exile, Lobsang Sangay, sounded the alarm on the tragedy unfolding in Tibet and called on Canada to take action.
Iran's Ahmadinejad promises 'big' nuclear news
Iran will soon unveil big new nuclear achievements, President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad has vowed while reiterating Tehran's readiness to revive talks with the West over the country's controversial nuclear program.
Thousands cut off as Europe cold snap continues
An avalanche hit a village in Kosovo's mountainous south Saturday, killing a married couple and their 17-year-old son and leaving nine others missing, police said, as heavy snow and freezing temperatures continued to blanket much of Europe.

Thousands of complaints after insult that followed Fernández accusing Britain of militarising south Atlantic islands
Western and Arab countries responded with outrage on Sunday after Russia and China vetoed a UN Security Council resolution that would have urged Syrian President Bashar al-Assad to give up power
Iran leader says attack would harm U.S. '10 times over'
Iran's supreme leader pledged Friday to aid any nation or group that challenges Israel and said any military strikes over the Islamic Republic's nuclear program would damage U.S. interests in the Middle East 10 times over.
Iran says it launched a small satellite into orbit
Iran successfully launched a new small satellite into orbit early Friday, state media reported, the latest in the country's ambitious space program that has raised concerns because if its possible military applications.
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