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Last Updated: Friday, December 19, 2008 | 5:12 PM ET
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Arts
- Top 10 Canadian arts newsmakers
- The creme de la creme, maple scented
- The year in music
- Who made the most noise - good and bad - in '08?
- The year in film
- An audio slide show of Katrina Onstad's 10 favourite films of '08
- The year in books
- The biggest stories and successes in publishing
- The year in theatre
- The best moments in musicals and plays
- The year in media
- Trends, moments and quotes in journalism in 2008
- The year in television
- It was a good year to be Tina Fey
- The year in art and design
- 2008's newest ideas and innovations
- The most regrettable moments in pop culture
- We wish they hadn't done that
Science & tech
- The year in technology
- Cellphones, copyright and net neutrality dominated
- The year in science
- MDA, particle colliders and new planets
- The year in video games
- Nintendo blew away rivals Sony and Microsoft
Personalities
- Costly hookups and breakups
- Celebrity marriages and divorces in the news
- Conrad Black
- Media mogul begins serving sentence
Special Reports: 2008's top topics
- Disconnected
- Turmoil in telecommunications services
- Beijing Olympics
- Canada at the summer games
- Pickton trial
- Court proceedings after guilty verdict
- Economy
- Shocks to the Bottom Line
- Tasers
- Stun guns under investigation
- Science
- 2008: The year in science
- Health
- Key health stories of 2008
- Consumer
- Top consumer stories of 2008
Politics
- Canada Votes
- Federal election campaign and results in detail
- America Votes
- Barack Obama wins in historic election
- Alberta Votes
- Nunavut Votes
- Quebec Votes
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Top News Headlines
- Aylmer triple stabbing leads to first-degree murder charges
- The estranged partner of a young mother who was stabbed to death along with her parents at their home in Aylmer, Que., has been charged with first-degree murder Friday. more »
- B.C. premier unhappy with disgraced Mountie's transfer
- B.C. Premier Christy Clark says she is not happy with the RCMP decision to transfer a disgraced Alberta Mountie to the West Coast. more »
- The risks and responsibilities of taking on Mt. Everest
- The deaths of five climbers last weekend on Mt. Everest, with more summits underway this weekend, fuels the debate about the risks and responsibilities of high altitude climbing. more »
- Henrique's OT goal sends Devils into Stanley Cup final
- The New Jersey Devils will vie for a potential fourth Stanley Cup in franchise history after defeating the New York Rangers in six games in the Eastern final, courtesy of rookie Adam Henrique's goal early in overtime. more »
Latest Canada News Headlines
- Aylmer triple stabbing leads to first-degree murder charges
- The estranged partner of a young mother who was stabbed to death along with her parents at their home in Aylmer, Que., has been charged with first-degree murder Friday. more »
- B.C. premier unhappy with disgraced Mountie's transfer
- B.C. Premier Christy Clark says she is not happy with the RCMP decision to transfer a disgraced Alberta Mountie to the West Coast. more »
- Forest fires still burning near Timmins, Ont.
- A new forest fire is burning north of Highway 101 near Timmins, Ont., creating a new challenge for firefighters who have been working to contain another fire in the area. more »
- RCMP to close labs in Halifax, Winnipeg, Regina
- The RCMP is closing forensic laboratories in Halifax, Winnipeg and Regina and consolidating them with three others in a move the force says will lead to faster, more efficient service. more »
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- What does it take to get fired at the RCMP? May. 25, 2012 5:02 PM After a senior Mountie was demoted for disgraceful conduct including sex with subordinates, exposing himself and drinking on the job, some former employees wonder what you have to do to get fired.
- Aylmer triple stabbing leads to first-degree murder charges
- Everest victim's husband says family not seeking government help
- B.C. premier unhappy with disgraced Mountie's transfer
- Third B.C. salmon farm quarantined
- What a Greek euro exit could mean for Canada
- RCMP officer charged in fatal crash
- Canada ending 'Buffalo shuffle' for visas, closing consulate
- Reclaiming the dead on Mt. Everest
- Employment Insurance review boards to be scrapped
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