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NATO chief says 'no rush for the exits' in Afghanistan

CBC HEADLINE NEWS
NATO's secretary-general said his organization's commitment in Afghanistan remains strong, as leaders from 60 countries gathered for the alliance's summit in Chicago.

Montreal police teargas protesters, arrest 69

CBC HEADLINE NEWS
Fires were set and more than 60 protesters were arrested during a protest Saturday night in downtown Montreal, the 26th night in a row of demonstrations.

New Brunswick prepares for royal couple's arrival

CBC HEADLINE NEWS
Prince Charles and his wife Camilla are set to land in Fredericton Sunday night, making New Brunswick the first stop on their three-province tour.

Leukemia fighter keen to meet royals

CBC HEADLINE NEWS
An Ontario girl whose high-profile battle against cancer has inspired thousands will get a chance to share her story with the Duke and Duchess of Cornwall when the royals visit Toronto.

Lockerbie bomber dies

CBC HEADLINE NEWS
The former Libyan intelligence officer convicted of the 1988 bombing of a passenger jet over Lockerbie, Scotland, has died from cancer at his home at age 60.

Obama, Karzai push post-2014 vision of Afghanistan

MSNBC.COM - TOP STORIES
President Barack Obama on Sunday pressed world leaders to help implement a strategy for post-2014 Afghanistan after U.S. troops leave, a transition that Afghan President Hamid Karzai said will mark the day that his war-torn country is "no longer a burden" on the rest of the world.

US veterans to return medals as NATO protesters march

MSNBC.COM - TOP STORIES
Anti-war protesters from across the country will march on downtown Chicago on Sunday, hoisting signs, chanting slogans and observing veterans returning their war medals as world leaders open the NATO summit.

Lockerbie bomber Megrahi dies in Libya

MSNBC.COM - TOP STORIES
The former Libyan intelligence officer convicted of the 1988 Lockerbie bombing that killed 270 people has died, his son told NBC News on Sunday. He was 59.

Strong quake rattles Italy; at least 5 dead

MSNBC.COM - TOP STORIES
A strong earthquake rocked a large swathe of northern Italy early on Sunday, killing at least five people, injuring dozens and seriously damaging historic churches, bell towers and a medieval castle.

Report: Taliban, Afghan troops forge agreements

MSNBC.COM - TOP STORIES
Members of the Afghan army are forging secret alliances with the Taliban, threatening to undermine the ability of Afghan authorities to maintain control just as NATO troops prepare to hand over power to the country's security forces, Britain's Sunday Times reported.

â€˜Prince of piffleâ€™ or â€˜philosopher princeâ€™? Once ridiculed, some now hail Charles as visionary

CANADA NATIONAL
A few years ago, Prince Charles seemed preoccupied with far-out ideas and wary of anything new.

Killer whale expert out of work as feds cut ocean-pollution monitoring positions

CANADA NATIONAL
Canada’s only marine mammal toxicologist at the Institute of Ocean Sciences on Vancouver Island is losing his job as the federal government cuts almost all employees who monitor ocean pollution across Canada.

In Alberta, a strong back can keep you in the middle class

CANADA NATIONAL
During the peak of Alberta's most recent economic convulsion, Peterson Dy came to feel that if a rising tide was indeed lifting all boats, his vessel must have a hole in it.

Lockerbie bombing convict dies in Libya

CANADA NATIONAL
Abdelbaset Ali Mohmet al-Megrahi, the only person convicted over the 1988 Lockerbie bombing which killed 270 people has died.

Heartbreaking film Love leading contender for Cannesâ€™ Palme dâ€™Or

CANADA NATIONAL
Love has become one of the leading contenders for the Palme d’Or as the Cannes film festival reaches the midpoint of its 12-day run.

NATO head urges Canada to keep trainers in Afghanistan past 2014

CANADA NEWS FEED
The head of NATO reiterated his request for Canada to contribute military trainers to Afghanistan beyond 2014 — but acknowledged the decision is ultimately up to the Canadian people.

Killer whale expert out of work as feds cut ocean-pollution monitoring positions

CANADA NEWS FEED
Canada’s only marine mammal toxicologist at the Institute of Ocean Sciences on Vancouver Island is losing his job as the federal government cuts almost all employees who monitor ocean pollution across Canada.

Transgendered beauty queen falls short at Miss Universe Canada

CANADA NEWS FEED
Jenna Talackova came up short Saturday in her bid to win the Miss Universe Canada and become the first transgendered title holder.

Man accused of swallowing diamond passes real gem; still has fake one inside

CANADA NEWS FEED
Police in Windsor, Ont., say a stone passed this weekend by a man accused of swallowing a $20,000 diamond is the real thing.

In Alberta, a strong back can keep you in the middle class

CANADA NEWS FEED
During the peak of Alberta's most recent economic convulsion, Peterson Dy came to feel that if a rising tide was indeed lifting all boats, his vessel must have a hole in it.

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