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Iranian warplanes fired at an unarmed U.S.

Harper calls president from India; consulate to open in Bangalore

Gang member charged with murders

19 sent to hospital

Oil and water don't mix, at least as far as the City of Vancouver is concerned.

A sports-betting bill that sailed through the House of Commons might have seemed like a slam dunk, but the Senate appears poised to reject legislation that would make it legal in Canada to bet on the outcome of a single sporting event.

A video showing a Canadian Forces officer with his face in brown makeup, pretending to be Osama bin Laden's brother, is in poor taste but does not reflect the wider military community, Defence Minister Peter MacKay said Thursday.

Rescue workers on Thursday carted out dead bodies found under rubble in the aftermath of Guatemala's most powerful earthquake in decades, while others cleared wrecked cars and collapsed buildings as they searched for survivors.

A second person has died following a four-vehicle crash on Highway 16 west of Prince George on Monday.

Const. Cheryl Letkeman still remembers the cruel slurs she faced while growing up gay in Maple Ridge and the fear she experienced before coming out to her parents.