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  1. Canada's Alice Munro wins Nobel Prize in literature

    Alice Munro, a Canadian master of the short story revered as a thorough but forgiving documenter of the human spirit, won the Nobel Prize in literature on Thursday, ...

  2. Egypt's foreign ministry says 2 arrested Canadians free to leave Egypt now

    Egypt's foreign ministry says a travel ban has been lifted for two Canadians who were barred from leaving Egypt following several weeks of imprisonment without charg...

  3. Police in Florida suburb make millions from drug sting operations, report finds

    Police in Florida have been luring big-money drug buyers to a small suburban town from across the United States and as far north as Canada, negotiating sales of coca...

  4. MLS Features: East playoff race heating up down the stretch

    Philadelphia, PA (SportsNetwork.com) - We're coming down the home stretch of the Major League Soccer regular season and the race for the postseason is really heating...

  5. Your guide to the 2013 Nobels in literature, chemistry, physics, medicine , peace and economics

    Here's a look at the achievements honored by this year's Nobel prizes, the $1.2 million awards handed out since 1901 by committees in Stockholm and Oslo:ECONOMICSThr...

  6. Dry ice explosion causes alarm at Los Angeles Airport

    The FBI is investigating a dry ice explosion in a restroom at Los Angeles International Airport Sunday evening. The explosion took place at approximately 7 p.m. loca...

  7. Thousands of Romanians protest planned gold mine ahead of parliamentary vote

    Thousands of people are blocking a major road in downtown Bucharest to protest plans to build what would be Europe's biggest gold mine.Protesters marched past govern...

  8. Fox regains US television rights for Bundesliga starting in 2015-16

    Fox has reacquired U.S. broadcast rights to the German Bundesliga starting with the 2015-16 season.The Deutsche Fussball Liga and 21st Century Fox announced a five-y...

  9. Carnival Cruise Lines says 6-year-old boy drowned in pool while at sea on 4-day trip

    A 6-year-old boy drowned in one of the pools aboard a Carnival Cruise Lines ship while at sea, the company said in a statement Monday.The Carnival Victory was on the...

  10. Small plane carrying 14 missing in Mexico's Baja peninsula, but bad weather halts search

    Mexican authorities say a small plane carrying at least 14 people is missing in northern Mexico but they have suspended the search because of bad weather.Communicati...

  11. Throwback victory: Anaheim Ducks blast Senators 4-1 with record 56 shots in 4th straight win

    Corey Perry scored two goals, Jonas Hiller made 30 saves, and the Anaheim Ducks beat Bobby Ryan and the Ottawa Senators 4-1 Sunday night for their fourth straight vi...

  12. Eating disorders on the rise: What you need to know

    More kids than ever before are dealing with eating disorders in the United States, and the problem is showing up much earlier, too. According to a study by the Agenc...

  1. Canadian doctors barred from performing ‘virginity tests’

    A top Canadian medical organization has barred members from performing virginity tests – and issuing so-called chastity certificates.The Montreal Gazette reports the...

  2. Quebec , once again going its own way, defies protest to push curbs on showy religious symbols

    There's a heated debate in Canada over Quebec's proposal to ban symbols of religious faith such as Jewish skullcaps, Sikh turbans, Muslim head scarves and large cruc...

  3. How safe is it to import foreign prescription drugs?

    Cardiologist Dr. Kevin Campbell on the pros and cons of Maine legalizing the import of foreign prescription drugs.

  4. 2 Canadians released from in Egyptian prison after Canada warns detention would mar relations

    Canada's Foreign Affairs department said late Saturday two Canadians held without charges for the past several weeks in Egypt have been released from prison.Lynne Ye...

  5. Stosur sneaks past Bouchard in Osaka final

    Osaka, Japan (SportsNetwork.com) - Samantha Stosur secured her second WTA title of the season with a three-set victory over Eugenie Bouchard Sunday in the final at t...

  6. Quebec MP leaves party over religious garb ban

    A Canadian politician's split with her party over Quebec's controversial bid to ban religious apparel on Friday revealed deep divisions in the Canadian province's em...

  7. Canadians held without charge in Egypt leave the country

    Two Canadians who were barred from leaving Egypt following several weeks of imprisonment without charge are on their way home.Filmmaker John Greyson and physician Ta...

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