Zagat issues updated guide to Vancouver
Zagat issues updated guide to Vancouver NEW YORK — Just in time for the 2010 Winter Olympic Games, Zagat has released an updated guide to Vancouver, with recommendations for restaurants and attractions in the city as well as for the ski resort town of Whistler and for beautiful Vancouver Island, which is reachable from Vancouver by ferry and air. Tamils in Canada vote for independent homeland in Sri LankaMontreal,QUEBEC - Sri Lankan Tamils living in Canada have overwhelmingly voted “yes” for an independent homeland in a referendum held Saturday. General Motors says it has repaid part of its $8.1 billion in US and Canadian government loans
GM repays part of US, Canadian government loans Trucker shot to death in moving big rig in apparent holdup in California
Trucker shot to death in moving big rig in Calif. US bobsled federation reeling from 3-time Olympian Todd Hays’ injury-driven retirement
Bobsledder Hays to seek further injury evaluation Yes Men pose as Canadian negotiators at climate talks, offer up tough emission cuts
Canada gets the Yes Men treatment in climate talks Sunwing Airlines says it was not bothered by Grenada ignoring carrier’s 1st arrival
Canada carrier not miffed by Grenada flight snub Canada’s top general now says Canada did have evidence that a Afghan detainee was tortured
Canadian general says military knew of abuse risk Granada’s tourism chief suspended for ignoring 1st arrival of flight from Canada
Grenada’s tourism chief suspended over flight snub At unique school, students in Maine pore over the fine details of maple syrup
School teaches the finer points of maple syrup New resort in British Columbia for skiers: Revelstoke
New ski resort in British Columbia: Revelstoke Experts sweet talk students at Maine school that teaches the finer points of maple syrup
How Sweet it Is! School focuses on maple syrup Ken Follett’s “Pillars of the Earth” being shot in Hungary, Austria starring Donald Sutherland
Ken Follett novel shot in Hungary FOT, Hungary — Ken Follett made his name writing spy thrillers like “Eye of the Needle.” But the book that has won him the most critical, and eventually popular, acclaim is a nearly 1,000-page novel about the construction of an English cathedral in the 12th century. Canadian store owner pleads guilty in 2004 theft of lottery ticket worth more than $5 million
Store owner pleads guilty to stealing ticket Secret e-mails: Trust Canada in spy-coins caper? ‘Who knows,’ wrote top Pentagon spy-catcher
Canadian National Railway strike over; locomotive engineers back to work as soon as possible
Canada freight locomotive engineers strike settled NY seeking developer for offshore wind project in Great Lakes; Could be 1st for N. America
NY seeking developer for Great Lakes wind project Float plane crash in Canada kills 6 people, including baby; 2 others rescued
Canada float plane crash kills 6, including baby Commonwealth countries back call for climate treaty, new fund to fight effects of warming more images Researcher says thick, multi-year Arctic sea ice that is home to polar bears is thinning
Canadian researcher says arctic ice is thinning Queen Elizabeth to visit Canada for week starting in late June
Queen Elizabeth to visit Canada TORONTO — Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip will visit Canada for a weeklong visit starting in late June. Canadian and Australian journalists freed in Somalia; getting medical care in Kenya
Freed foreign journalists in Kenyan hospital Canadian and Australian journalists freed in Somalia, arrive in neighboring Kenya
Freed foreign journalists arrive in Kenya MOGADISHU, Somalia — Two foreign journalists freed after 15 months in captivity in Somalia arrived in neighboring Kenya Thursday. Freed Canadian and Australian journalists leave Somalia, flying to neighboring Kenya
Freed foreign journalists leave Somalia MOGADISHU, Somalia — Two foreign journalists freed after more than a year in captivity flew to neighboring Kenya, Somalia’s national security minister said Thursday. Indo-Canada Chamber of Commerce (ICCC) pledges support for Canada’s athletesOTTAWA - The Indo-Canada Chamber of Commerce (ICCC) has committed its support to Canadian athletes competing in the October 2010 Delhi Commonwealth Games. Relais & Chateaux travel association will include more urban hotels
Relais & Chateaux group to have more urban hotels McCain says quick Obama decision on troop buildup could turn tide in Afghanistan
Canadian court orders refugee board to reconsider case of lesbian deserter from US army
Lesbian US war deserter wins stay of deportation Defense chief says US will examine its own contracts in hopes of reducing Afghan corruption more images Air Canada starts trial use of in-flight Internet access on Toronto-LA route
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