Qantas jet survives hole in fuselage
Qantas Boeing 747-400 en route to Australia from London makes emergency landing in Manila; 'there was a big bang then the plane started going down,' passenger says
Qantas Boeing 747-400 en route to Australia from London makes emergency landing in Manila; 'there was a big bang then the plane started going down,' passenger says
Record energy profits expected to fuel acquisition sprees and share buybacks
Mother wants to know why officers resorted to such force when they could have walked away and left her in locked cell
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| 4. | 'Surprise' surpluses questionedOttawa has deliberately underestimated potential revenue: report |
| 5. | Border guard charged after alleged plot to smuggle cocaineAlleged job was to just look the other way as the midnight shipment slipped through his post |
| 6. | What women want: 'Better sex'When Australia's foremost sexpert asked thousands of women about their sexual secrets, she learned there's no such thing as normal |
| 7. | Blindsided Bombardier defends disqualified streetcar as 'safe'Company considering going over the heads of transit engineers to make its case to the nine Toronto city councillors that oversee them |
| 8. | Can Mick Jagger get satisfaction from pension?Lead singer of the Rolling Stones turns 65 on Saturday |
| 9. | Ad man pleads poverty on sponsorship finesOttawa wants to challenge Jean Lafleur's bankruptcy filing in court to get further explanation of his allegedly dwindling fortunes |
| 10. | B.C. model interrupted theft, accused killer saysMan tells television station he just wanted to go home and tried to steal a laptop to pay for the trip |
| 11. | What to do about a tattoo snafu'It's not like I got a skeleton in a top hat or anything. It's our kids' names! Do I really have to negotiate this type of stuff with her?' |
| 12. | Liberal MPs still undecided on carbon tariffCaucus members say they're not yet committed to import-duty plan, while Conservatives and NDP deride it |
| 13. | Ford's $8.7-billion loss deepens auto woesRed ink likely to spread to GM and Chrysler as flagging pickup and SUV sales force struggling car makers to look to Europe |
| 14. | Gyno the ferret banned by Ottawa transit bylawRiding with pet gave woman a sense of confidence to confront her fear of being in public places |
| 15. | 'If I want a payday once or twice a year, I go for the horror''If I want a payday once or twice a year, I go for the horror' |
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| 1. | What women want: 'Better sex'When Australia's foremost sexpert asked thousands of women about their sexual secrets, she learned there's no such thing as normal |
| 2. | Tofu a day, sperm goes away: studyMen who consume more soy products have lower sperm counts, especially if they are overweight, says study |
| 3. | U.S. cancer researcher bucks accepted wisdom with warning on cellphone useSays it takes too long to get answers from science and he believes people should take action now |
| 4. | Bike-theft saga takes a turn toward the strangeThird person charged is shop owner's wife, an accomplished concert pianist and a 'lovely, lovely person' |
| 5. | Judge orders new name for Talula Does The Hula From HawaiiNine-year-old New Zealand girl made ward of the court so bizarre name could be changed |
| 6. | Wine connoisseurs – I call them consThirty-two years after France got its comeuppance at tasting, wine jingoism is thriving in America |
| 7. | Marriage survival strategiesSix simple rules add up to 25 years of (mostly) bliss |
| 8. | Pot: Why not legalize it?Sounds swell – until you think about it. Somehow, we've got it kind of right now |
| 9. | The power behind the Northern LightsDiscovery of how substorms energize celestial shows could help protect satellites, power grids, from radiation |
| 10. | Online banking dicier than assumedU.S. researchers found design flaws in 76 per cent of the 214 American financial institution websites they studied |
| 11. | Fraud probe hits airport kiosksOttawa wants answers about misuse of credit-card information at self-service counters |
| 12. | Soy-based foods may lower sperm count: studySample size too small in U.S. study to make absolute link between soy and infertility, researcher says |
| 13. | Canada feared U.S. backlash over man trapped in SudanOfficials warned against allowing Abousfian Abdelrazik, a Canadian citizen, to return home because it could upset the Bush administration, classified documents reveal |
| 14. | Commodities losing altitudeThe alarming leak of air from the wildly inflated commodity market continues |
| 15. | Facebook to sow network beyond ‘walled garden'Facebook Connect will transform social network from private site to Web-wide site where software makers (with user permission) can tap member data for use on their sites |
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| 1. | Canada feared U.S. backlash over man trapped in SudanOfficials warned against allowing Abousfian Abdelrazik, a Canadian citizen, to return home because it could upset the Bush administration, classified documents reveal |
| 2. | What women want: 'Better sex'When Australia's foremost sexpert asked thousands of women about their sexual secrets, she learned there's no such thing as normal |
| 3. | Obama woos Europe with talk of 'shared destiny'U.S. presidential hopeful wins Berliners' praise with climate-change rhetoric as Merkel deflates his hopes for troop boost in Afghanistan |
| 4. | 'Damn machine' killed my son, Winnipeg mother says17-year-old dies after being tasered; Winnipeg police say teen was carrying knife and refused to drop it |
| 5. | Pot: Why not legalize it?Sounds swell – until you think about it. Somehow, we've got it kind of right now |
| 6. | Greenpeace breaks into oilsands operationSmall group of activists in Alberta say they've blocked pipe that flows into Syncrude Canada's tailings pond |
| 7. | Online banking dicier than assumedU.S. researchers found design flaws in 76 per cent of the 214 American financial institution websites they studied |
| 8. | In case you haven't noticed, there's a new unity in the landAt long last, the wrenching family feuds, the unity headaches, the regional grudges have subsided. |
| 9. | Bike-theft saga takes a turn toward the strangeThird person charged is shop owner's wife, an accomplished concert pianist and a 'lovely, lovely person' |
| 10. | U.S. cancer researcher bucks accepted wisdom with warning on cellphone useSays it takes too long to get answers from science and he believes people should take action now |
| 11. | Jung loveHe knew everything. I knew nothing. We started with Bach and worked our way through the centuries. But when we read Byron, the music ended. It was inevitable: The price of staying together was too high, author Gail Bowen writes |
| 12. | German duke sells B.C. land to Nature Conservancy$125-million for 55,000 hectares is largest purchase of private land for conservation purposes |
| 13. | The power behind the Northern LightsDiscovery of how substorms energize celestial shows could help protect satellites, power grids, from radiation |
| 14. | Federal climate change report warns of health problemsGovernment to give 500-page Health Canada report a "low profile" release on website |
| 15. | Give them their dueThe credibility of the federal government's commitment to addressing global warming is at stake. |