Friday, November 13th, 2009

National

The Canadian Press

Prince Charles pays tribute to Canada’s war dead

OTTAWA — The man in line to be Canada’s next king joined Prime Minister Stephen Harper and thousands of others to pay tribute to the country’s war dead at a packed national Remembrance Day ceremony Wednesday.

Prince Charles, colonel-in-chief of three Canadian regiments, donned a full military uniform with the insignia of lieutenant-general as he laid a wreath at the foot of the towering National War Memorial.

Premier Stelmach admits mistake in way Alberta responded to swine flu pandemic

Quebec to toughen oversight for construction contracts in response to scandal

Female ski jumpers say getting into 2010 Winter Games still possible

Tories must explain ties to scandal-plagued ADQ: Bloc leader

Prime Minister on his way to APEC summit in Singapore

Man arrested at BC border says 'stereotyping' led to arrest as security threat

No conditions placed on man found not guilty of sexual assault due to sexsomnia

One dead, two injured after helicopter crash in Quebec

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McKenna warns Liberal resurgence will take time as shakeup continues

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Life in the royal bubble has moments of levity, lots of running

Ont. couple living in 'war zone' next to aboriginal occupation, court told

Only $2.25 from new Ont. Yellow Ribbon licence plates to help military families

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