A man accused of killing his pregnant wife should have his bail revoked, the Crown argued Wednesday. The Crown has asked an appeal court judge to decide whether it can appeal Michael White's bail, granted in October. The judge will

Dan Cloutier prac tised Wednesday with the Vancouver Canucks for the first time since sustaining a concussion and whiplash. RELATED: Dan Cloutier bio

Shots were fired and two people were arrested during several chaotic minutes in Regina Wednesday afternoon. Regina police said they have two suspects in custody and they're looking for others in connection with an encounter where shots were fired. Police

Manitoba Hydro and the provincial and federal governments unveiled a new program Wednesday to help Manitobans pay to improve the insulation in their homes. The program provides rebates to the owners of home heated with natural gas to help cover

Shirley McClellan needs to step in immediately to restore some semblance of credibility in Alberta's securities market," Taft said in a news release. "I just fear the damage is already severe."

TORONTO, Nov. 9 - Ontario's Minister of Citizenship and Immigration Mike Colle will make an announcement about a new program that will encourage employers to hire newcomers. Date: Thursday, November 10, 2005 Time: 7:30 a.m. - 9 a.m. Location: Royal

The Saskatoon police are looking into an allegation of racial profiling after an aboriginal man from Toronto said was handcuffed and thrown into a police cruiser for no good reason. Theatre and film actor Gregory Odjig is in Saskatoon performing

A federal court has turned down an appeal to build a controversial gas-fired power plant in Sumas, Wash., just across the border from Abbotsford.

B.C. students won't have to give up any of their school breaks to make up for time lost during the teachers' strike. Education Minister Shirley Bond says the government has decided to change the exam schedule - rather than cancelling

I'm afraid for my children," Fatoumata says. "They're young adults now. They're no longer in school. They're unsupervised and at risk."

The government charged the company with 155 counts of breaking Quebec's environmental laws.

A Winnipeg woman who took part in a national report on chemical buildup in the human body was surprised to learn she showed a much higher concentration of a pesticide-related toxin than any other participant. Environmental Defence tested the blood

A room at Province House has been renamed to honour Nova Scotia's veterans. "We can show our thanks in a small way by dedicating this room to them and to comrades who did not return," said Murray Scott, speaker of

HAMILTON, ON, Nov. 9 - Ontario's Minister of Citizenship and Immigration Mike Colle will make an announcement about a program to benefit internationally trained nurses. Date: Thursday, November 10, 2005 Time: 11:30 a.m. - 1:30 p.m. Location: CARE Centre for

This Remembrance Day could be the last year people in Roblin lay wreaths at the cenotaph at the old Knox United Church. The unknown soldier has stood on that site for 80 years. But now, town council has decided the

A Halifax regional councillor wants stricter rules in place to prevent strip clubs from opening in most neighbourhoods. Right now, Ralph's Place on Main Street in Dartmouth is the only adult club in the Halifax Metro area. But residents who

TORONTO, Nov. 9 - Health and Long-Term Care Minister George Smitherman will announce an important initiative to increase access to primary health care for communities in Ontario. DATE: November 10, 2005 TIME: 10:00 a.m. LOCATION: Malvern Town Centre 31 Tapscott

A senior committee at Winnipeg City Hall has agreed to give the organization that cares for Assiniboine Park $260,000 per year to help keep it afloat. Partners in the Park operates three attractions at Assiniboine Park: the Pavilion Gallery Museum,

According to BMO Nesbitt Burns, the consensus of analysts' forecasts was for oil inventories to climb by two million barrels, and gasoline supplies to grow by 1.2 million barrels.