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Slain woman in colonel case remembered
cbc.ca - 2010-02-10T05:44:01
Former classmates and teachers from Fredericton's École Sainte-Anne are remembering Cpl. Marie-France Comeau, allegedly killed by Col. Russell Williams.
Neighbours stunned by arrest of Col. Williams
cbc.ca - 2010-02-09T17:38:11
Ottawa resident Michael Gennis was stunned when he found out his new neighbour, Col. Russell Williams, had been charged with killing two women in eastern Ontario.
2 women arrested in fatal N.B. hit and run
cbc.ca - 2010-02-10T09:10:47
Fredericton police have arrested two women in connection with the hit-and-run death of news producer Dianne Trottier.

25 years after Man In Motion, Hansen says media can lift profile of Paralympics
cp.org - 2010-02-10T00:00:00
RICHMOND, B.C. - The closing ceremonies for next month's Paralympic Games will mark 25 years to the day since Rick Hansen set out on his epic Man In Motion tour.
Families of victims to testify at N.L. inquiry into helicopter safety
cp.org - 2010-02-10T00:00:00
ST. JOHN'S, N.L. - Some relatives of the 17 people who died in a horrific helicopter crash off Newfoundland and Labrador will testify at an inquiry today in St. John's.
Torch relay to receive aboriginal blessings on Vancouver's north shore
cp.org - 2010-02-10T00:00:00
RICHMOND, B.C. - The Olympic torch will spend the day on Vancouver's north shore today, receiving aboriginal blessings by two First Nations communities with official ties to the Games.

Toyota woes follow years of slipping quality
The complacency that brought GM, Ford and Chrysler to their knees seems to have infected Toyota, too.
Honda airbag recall grows to 822,000 vehicles
Honda Motor Co. is adding more than 378,000 cars to an existing safety recall for air bag inflation problems, the company said Tuesday.
Hollywood brings changes for ‘American Idol’
Everyone was eager to see what Ellen DeGeneres would add to the broadcast, and from her first phrase as a judge, she delivered.

Washington hammered by new snowstorm
A winter storm warning remains in effect for Washington, D.C., already paralyzed by near-historic snowfall, with Congress, transit, businesses and schools shut for a third day.
Britain reveals details of alleged torture
Britain's government has disclosed once-secret information on the treatment of a former Guantanamo Bay detainee who says he was tortured in U.S. custody, losing a long court battle to keep the material classified.
Greek PM vows to cut deficit amid protest
Greek Prime Minister George Papandreou has vowed to "take any necessary measures" to reduce the country's deficit.

Round 2: Blizzard warnings in New York, Washington as winter storms hound snowbound region
WASHINGTON - The second major snowstorm in a week swept up the U.S. East Coast, piling on already snowbound Washington, where most federal government offices have been shut down since last week, and moving on to New York City.
Pakistan interior minister says country's Taliban chief is dead in first official confirmation
PESHAWAR, Pakistan - Pakistani Taliban chief Hakimullah Mehsud has died, the country's top civilian security official told The Associated Press on Wednesday. It was the government's first categorical confirmation of the death of the feared militant, whose passing is likely to weaken, but not vanquish, the al-Qaida-linked insurgent network he led.
Political factions clash in Sri Lankan streets following arrest of opposition leader
COLOMBO, Sri Lanka - Sri Lankan government supporters hurled stones at thousands of opposition activists and police fired tear gas and water cannon as a mass protest over the arrest of defeated presidential candidate Sarath Fonseka sparked unrest.

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