News Update: Leaders attack Harper on economy
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TOP STORIESLeaders attack Harper's economic policiesDion vows 30-day fiscal action plan as five party leaders spar in their first of two debates 1:00 AM U.S. Senate backs reworked bailout planPackage, which now includes tax breaks for Main Street and increased deposit insurance cap, passes 74-25 01/10/08 10:15 PM 'Head-butting' spurs police to go it alone | ||
Report on Business
Jittery stores deck their halls early
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Anxious retailers are rolling out price discounts and other promotions early 3:12 AM
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Axed Xstrata bid signals metals in for leaner times
As with many other commodities, platinum prices have been hammered in recent months on concerns about weakening demand 3:09 AM
GE a blue-chip bargain for Buffett's portfolio
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$3-billion stake in battered company another vote of confidence in Wall Street 01/10/08 8:16 PM
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U.S. car sales plummet on credit crisis
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Traffic in American showrooms evaporate; Canadian numbers hold up with 2-per-cent increase 01/10/08 8:23 PM
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U.S. fair-value moves draw Canadian scrutiny
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Regulators south of the border have granted banks and other companies more flexibility in applying controversial accounting rules that are being blamed for exacerbating the market crisis 01/10/08 8:43 PM
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National
B.C. man beaten to death for sexual touching didn't, RCMP says
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‘I just don't want anyone in the public to think the victim did anything bad or anything to deserve this,' RCMP says 01/10/08 9:02 PM
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Deeply flawed coroner's office condemned
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Judge urges compensation for victims of pathologist Charles Smith and a review of more than 200 baby deaths dating to 1981 01/10/08 10:00 PM
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Bottled-water firm introduces deposit
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Responding to criticism that too many of the throwaway bottles aren't being recycled and are ending up as litter 5:04 AM
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Ontario offloading deal expected soon
But economic woes dampen expectations 5:06 AM
B.C. Ferries blames fall in traffic for service cuts
Corporation reduces sailings on three popular routes, starting Oct. 14, and will use smaller ships on some runs 5:22 AM
World
Fossett search teams see what looks like wreckage
Near where a hiker had found what appeared to be a pilot's licence and other items belonging to adventurer 3:00 AM
2 Koreas end military talks amid tensions
First talks in eight months last just 90 minutes 3:03 AM
'Terrific debater' Palin could prove a surprise
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Despite recent embarrassments, past debates show the vice-presidential candidate is well equipped for the adversarial format 4:00 AM
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UN to withdraw children of staff from Pakistan
Decision another indication of growing unease about deteriorating security in country 5:46 AM
Russian teacher takes own life after death of students
Five of her pupils died when their school building collapsed in a provincial town 5:45 AM
Life
Hotel-worthy amenities hit the skies
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Stocks may be in free fall but style has never flown so high. Airlines are introducing a new breed of luxury - think rose-strewn flat beds and showers on board 01/10/08 2:09 PM
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This ice cream is smokin'
What do you need to make the cool treat creamier? Safety gloves, goggles and a well-ventilated kitchen 01/10/08 3:37 AM
Wedding hater
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How far would you go for your best friend on her big day? 30/09/08 12:00 AM
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Sick of shiraz
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Can Australia get out of the critter-wine rut? 01/10/08 9:09 AM
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A true Quebec farmstead with a taste of terroir
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This washed-rind, raw milk cheese delivers buttery flavour with sweet, nutty notes 01/10/08 9:35 AM
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Health
For amputee, it's good to get the feeling back
Procedure allows Alberta man, 30, to direct movement of his artificial arm by thoughts 5:01 AM
New rules offer security to food allergy sufferers
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Regulations announced in July require food manufacturers and importers to declare food allergens on ingredient lists 01/10/08 9:40 AM
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HIV jumped to humans earlier than once thought
The virus is believed to have been contracted from chimpanzees between 1884 and 1924, a new genetic analysis shows 5:07 AM
Asian mom, white dad: C-section more likely
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Researchers recommend doctors factor in both mother and father's race when considering risk of birth complications 01/10/08 9:26 AM
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More than a symptom of osteoarthritis, pain may injure joints
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Pain causes biochemical changes that may damage cartilage, study says 30/09/08 9:08 AM
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Science
White snow may fall on Red Planet
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Canadian-built weather instrument helps team identify snow clouds in Martian atmosphere 29/09/08 10:30 PM
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Mission boosts China's space ambitions
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By 2011, the Chinese aim to set up a space lab; by 2020, launch a manned mission to test new technologies 29/09/08 4:31 AM
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Scientists move closer to ‘artificial noses'
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MIT says it has found a way to mass-produce smell receptors in a laboratory. 30/09/08 10:31 AM
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How the jumping bug breaks world record
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Bow-like structure in the insect's internal skeleton gets the credit. 30/09/08 10:32 AM
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Technology
Hollywood to block RealNetworks
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Six movie studios plan to sue RealNetworks to stop itsDVD copying software 30/09/08 2:11 PM
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Google stock fell on error
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Last-minute pounding of Google's shares on Wall Street caused by ‘erroneous orders' that Nasdaq says it is cancelling 01/10/08 11:42 AM
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Men happiest online, women prefer family time
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Rest and relaxation were the most enjoyable activities while physical exercise was least likely to make people happy, Australian poll finds 01/10/08 11:42 AM
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Sports
Bay helps Red Sox win Game 1
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Trail, B.C., native hits two-run, go-ahead homer in first career playoff game as Boston beats the Angels 4-1 1:14 AM
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Joseph wary of Lions defence
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B.C. sacked Ticats quarterback 10 times last week in 40-10 romp 2:01 AM
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Impact score surprise victory
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Roberto Brown's two goals lead Montreal over CD Olimpia in Honduras during CONCACAF Champions League action 2:35 AM
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You can't spell captain without a C
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There's no reason why Luongo can't wear the letter but not fulfill the position's traditional on-ice duties 01/10/08 10:50 PM
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Arts
Finding Sanctuary on TV
The Vancouver-based sci-fi series is a hit on the Web, and is now making the big leap to the small screen 3:28 AM
Blind lobby to protest McKellar film in the U.S.
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Canadian co-produced apocalyptic thriller deemed 'offensive' to the sight-challenged 3:33 AM
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What's with all the blinkin' lights?
Digital animation work called Stereoscope to transform curved inner façades of Toronto's City Hall into two giant pixel screens 3:32 AM
Vancouver artist wins $50,000 Sobey Art Award
Performance artist Tim Lee inserts himself into his work 01/10/08 11:48 PM
South Korean actress dead in suspected suicide
Her death comes month after the suicide of a fellow actor rumoured to owe her money 2:01 AM
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