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HMCS Rainbow, Canada’s first warship, watches over the Komagata Maru in July, 1914.

Ottawa ready to apologize for Komagata Maru incident

Exclusion of 376 would-be immigrants from India one of the most shameful chapters in Canadian immigration history


McGuinty vows to review severance rule

Ontario Premier says Employment Standards Act may have to be beefed up to keep companies from using loophole to avoid paying severance


Immigrant employment gap widens: Statscan

More immigrants are being hired but at a slower rate than Canadian-born workers, report finds


Under watchful eyes, sick boy endures chemo and a visit from dad

11-year-old leukemia patient at centre of tug-of-war over forced treatment


B.C. students safe after China earthquake

Group of students reported safe after being caught in earthquake in China


Ottawa promises accuracy at gas pumps

Stations to be fined $10,000 for pumps that rip off consumers, Prentice says


Asian fishers targeted by racism, report says

Human rights commission finds racism motivated string of violent incidents in Ontario towns last year


Khadr's mother not surprised by U.S. bounty

Woman says she's not surprised U.S. paid bounty for son's arrest but did find the amount startling

Video pick

Stingray (Paul Johnson / iStockphoto)

Stingray mystery Popup

Officials look for answers after sudden deaths of 34 prized stingrays at Calgary Zoo's new 'touch tank'


Globe editorial

A child can't weigh life and death

An adult would have the right to choose the natural remedies over chemotherapy. But children dying of cancer do not, and should not have, the right to reject potentially life-saving medical treatment.


Interactive

REUTERS/Chris Wattie

Who's who in the House of Commons Popup

Find your MP on this pop-up seating plan


Adam Radwanski

Listen to Pat Martin. Seriously.

Adam Radwanski

He may be a publicity hound, but he's right to fight against libel chill

 

National news 

Long-term defence plan set out

'This is an announcement of previous announcements,' NDP says of $30-billion plan

By-election results confirm ADQ's dramatic slide

PQ retains Montreal strongholds, Liberals keep seat in western Quebec

Port workers, spouses face more scrutiny than cabinet ministers

New rules are forcing workers to reveal details about their current and ex-spouses to obtain security clearance

Tories in court to battle access law

Ministers' offices out of reach, they argue

RCMP asked Cadman daughter about bribe allegations

Mounties confirm that Liberals asked them to look into allegation but they are not calling it an investigation

More taser scrutiny 'great,' stun gun manufacturer says

'I would certainly encourage more independent studies'

Let's party, not protest in 2010, torch relay planners say

'It's going to be the biggest continual celebration this country has ever seen'

Judge cautions jurors on witnesses' reliability

Finding a testimony unreliable in part may taint it all, he says

GM deals Windsor new blow

Decision to shutter a transmission plant pushes tally of auto sector layoffs in Ontario's battered motor city beyond 4,000 in two years

Chinese-Canadian group: send DART to China

Chinese Canadian National Council calls for government aid to China after earthquake


Politics 

MP barred from asking questions on Mulroney saga

Libel suit against Thibault cited as reason


Regional news 

Police seek vandal after Ont. memorial defaced

Memorial to fallen firefighters defaced outside Ontario legislature

Stingray deaths another blow to Calgary Zoo

34 cownose stingrays die suddenly as officials struggle to determine the cause

Out damned Spot

The bid to undo a bylaw

Port Authority vote 'unlawful'

Replacement of appointee called too hasty

Privacy Commissioner comes to Moscoe's aid

Contacts Facebook to get fake page taken down

Williams slams aggressive tone of cancer inquiry

Newfoundland Premier likens judicial inquiry into flawed breast-cancer tests to the Spanish Inquisition

Second man charged in Mayerthorpe shootings gets bail

Judge rules accused must abide by a curfew, get a job, stay in Alberta

Train death caused by blood clot, coroner confirms

Ontario coroner's office says a South African woman whose death sparked a full-scale health scare was killed by a blood clot

Second suspect charged in T.O. subway shooting

Seventeen-year-old charged in shooting of teenage girl on transit

One dead in Kelowna, B.C., shooting

One man in custody following early morning incident

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