ELMAR KLUKAS

An 18-year-old makes his first court appearance a day after he was arrested in the shooting deaths of a woman and her teenage daughter at their home south of Belleville, Ont.

The Harper government has given a retired judge the guidelines it wants used for a review of documents related to the military's handling of Afghan detainees.

Co-workers say the alleged gunman in a fatal shooting at an Edmonton car dealership on Friday was recently suspended for making racial comments.

David Ahenakew, the controversial Saskatchewan First Nations figure whose comments on Jews were the subject of several court cases, has died at the age of 76, reportedly from cancer.

At least 30 people were killed and dozens injured after four suicide bombers struck Saturday in the southern city of Kandahar, the Afghan president's half-brother said.

It was a little closer than they might have liked, but the Canadian sledge hockey team won its opener at the Vancouver Paralympics on Saturday.

The Canadian military on Saturday unveiled a memorial to the first Canadian journalist killed in Afghanistan.

At least 13 people were killed and dozens injured after a suicide bomber blew himself up Saturday near a security checkpoint in Pakistan's Swat Valley.

Long-track speedskater Jeremy Wotherspoon announced his retirement Saturday, ending a remarkable career that is considered one of the best in the sport's history.

Toyota Canada wants anyone who wins a RAV4 in this year's Tim Hortons roll-up-the-rim contest not to worry about sticking accelerator models.

An international organization is contemplating an export ban on Atlantic bluefin tuna that Prince Edward Island fishermen say would have a disastrous impact on their livelihood.

Eleven cruisers were vandalized overnight at the Montreal police traffic and road safety division's building in the city's St. Henri district, police said Saturday.

Daylight time kicks in on Sunday, which not only means later sunsets but apparently, more dangerous drivers.

Alternative energy advocates are applauding a recent decision by the Ontario Power Authority to approve hundreds of new green energy projects.

More than 5,000 performers of varying ages and abilities were part of Friday night's Paralympic opening ceremonies in Vancouver, dazzling a capacity crowd at BC Place stadium during the two hour show.

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Nick's room goes from basement frumpy to teen boy chic

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