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Oda must go

The case against Bev Oda, the minister of international co-operation, is unusually straightforward given the opacity that often surrounds political controversies in Ottawa. While testifying before a House of Commons committee in December, Oda said she had no idea who had altered a document so that it denied funding to the faith-based social service group KAIROS. She admitted Monday the change was made at her request. »

No tax money for hockey arenas

Last week Quebec City and the province of Quebec announced a plan to split the cost of a new $400-million NHL-calibre hockey arena. Never mind that Quebec lost its major league hockey team in 1995 -and has no guarantee of attracting one should this arena be built. Or that the province has a $225-billion debt, average emergency room waits of 20 hours and crumbling roadways. »

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MANCHESTER, ENGLAND - FEBRUARY 11: Dickens (R) a horse that has been with the Greater Manchester Police force for 15 years, and Warwick, who has been with the force for four years, pose for the media on their last day of work before retiring on February 11, 2011 in Manchester, England. While most police horses have a working life of eight to 10 years, Dickens has been working for the Greater Manchester Police (GMP) force for 15 years and Warwick for four years and is retiring due to health. The

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Public Works is planning to build a glass-covered chamber in the courtyard of the West Block on Parliament Hill. Parliament will take place there during renovations to Centre Block.

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Veteran actor William Shatner said he's looking forward to 'coming to Canada as the host of the (Genies) and seeing a lot of my old friend. Unfortunately, most of them are dead of old age.'

Shatner to host Genies

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A gruesome discovery in the Cheddar Gorge suggests ancient Britons indulged in cannibalism and drank from the skulls of their victims.

Cannibal Britons drank from skulls