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Whitney Houston's funeral to be held Saturday

Pop star Whitney Houston's funeral service will be held Saturday in the New Jersey church where she first showcased her singing talents as a child. more »

Online surveillance critics accused of supporting child porn

A bill giving law enforcement new powers to access Canadians' electronic communications is expected to be introduced today, and Canada's public safety minister says the bill's critics are aligning themselves with child pornographers. more »

Raitt offers new mediator in Air Canada dispute

Federal Labour Minister Lisa Raitt is again intervening in a labour dispute at Air Canada, initiating a six-month mediation process after telling pilots and the company that any work stoppage would be contrary to the interests of Canadians. more »

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For those looking for a last-minute Valentine's Day gift, here are some ideas — from the traditional to the outlandish. more »

12 Flag Day stories of patriotism

Ahead of tomorrow's Flag Day celebrations, our readers shared some of their proudest Canadian moments. Here are some of the best. more »

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Raitt offers new mediator in Air Canada dispute

Federal Labour Minister Lisa Raitt is again intervening in a labour dispute at Air Canada, initiating a six-month mediation process after telling pilots and the company that any work stoppage would be contrary to the interests of Canadians. more »

Greek economy shrinks 7% in fourth quarter

The Greek economy remained stuck in a deep recession in the fourth quarter, according to official figures released Tuesday that confirm the painful effects of austerity reforms intended to lower debt. more »

Moody's downgrades Italy, Portugal, Spain

Ratings agency Moody's Investor Service on Monday downgraded its credit ratings on Italy, Portugal and Spain, while France, Britain and Austria kept their top ratings but had their outlooks dropped to "negative" from "stable." more »

Enbridge offered First Nations cash to study pipeline

An aboriginal organization leading the fight to prevent oil tankers on the British Columbia coast once took money from Enbridge Inc., the company hoping to build the pipeline from Alberta to a West Coast port. more »

U.S. bank reforms could hurt Canadians, Flaherty fears

Canada's finance minister and the governor of the Bank of Canada have formally complained to their American counterparts that proposed banking reforms could harm Canadian banks, business, investors and the government itself. more »

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