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Charest's Liberals third; referendum not certain

The independent lawyer leading the inquiry into a Manitoba judge and her naked photos has quit his post.

A pri-vate service is planned in Cincinnati on Friday for astronaut Neil Armstrong, the first man on the moon. The Ohio native died Saturday in Cincinnati at age 82.

Tropical Storm Isaac closed in on the U.S. Gulf Coast Monday, triggering evacuation orders in some areas and disrupting offshore oil production as it threatened to make landfall between Florida and Louisiana as a full-blown hurricane.

A 69-year-old senator from Manitoba and his 23-year-old wife marked their first anniversary - the paper anniversary - Monday with a court document keeping the newlyweds apart.

Police investigating the death of a Toronto woman whose body parts were discovered scattered at opposite ends of the city have arrested her ex-boyfriend and charged him with her murder.

The old adage that winning the war is easier than winning the peace might be something Lt.-Gen. Tom Lawson takes to heart as he assumes his place as the country's next top military commander.

Investigators spent Saturday trying to piece together what caused a Cessna 172 to crash into a cornfield near Moorefield, Ont, killing four young adults.

Marois calls for united front after Parizeau pledges support for Quebec election rival

Mexican federal police opened fire Friday on an armoured vehicle carrying U.S. government employees, wounding two, in a confusing incident in which it wasn't clear if the police were trying to help or harm the Americans. The U.S.