• Canada: Court OKs Group Sex in 'Swinger' Clubs 

• Canada: Sterilization suits settled
  VANCOUVER (CP) - Nine women with mental disabilities who were sterilized at a psychiatric hospital in British Columbia will share a $450,000 settlement reached with the provincial government.

• Canada: Man Accused of al-Qaida Link Admits Gun Buy
  TORONTO -- A Canadian terror suspect confessed to buying guns and rocket launchers for al-Qaida to use against U.S. forces in Afghanistan, according to a court filing Monday. In an court affidavit in Toronto, where Abdullah Khadr appeared at a preliminary hearing, Royal Canadian Mounted Police Corp. Richard Jenkins wrote that Khadr admitted ties to senior al-Qaida members and confessed to buying guns and rocket launchers for them in Afghanistan. Khadr also admitted to a role in an unspecified plot to assassinate Pakistan's prime minister.  
• Canada: Abdullah Khadr bought weaponry to kill Americans
  The oldest son in a Canadian family long dogged by accusations it had close ties to al-Qaida admitted his involvement in a plot to kill Americans and the prime minister of Pakistan, an affidavit unsealed Monday alleges.

• Canada: Terror suspect's son arrested in T.O.
  TORONTO (CP) - Abdullah Khadr was arrested by the RCMP Saturday in Toronto on a provisional warrant issued by the US.

• Canada has no interest in a new U.S. initiative to study building a security wall along the border, officials said Saturday

• Canada: The land of emptying churches - by Ted Byfield
  The Anglican Church of Canada, once the bastion church of all non-Roman Catholic Christianity north of the American border, was formally warned this month that it is ever more rapidly disappearing, and that unless something drastic is done it will vanish altogether shortly after the mid-century. - (José María)

• 2 Chinese students shot dead in Canada
  The Chinese Embassy in Canada confirmed to China Daily yesterday that the two students, both male, were shot at Fullhouse Karaoke Tea Caf in the city's Chinatown area at about 2:45am.  Local newspapers said one man died instantly after being shot in the head, while the other who was shot about 10 times succumbed to injuries in hospital. Embassy figures show that there are about 50,000 Chinese students in Canada, including more than 2,000 in the capital. An urgent notice was issued by the embassy to warn Chinese citizens to be vigilant when they travel or live in Canada.

• Canadian soldier killed in Afghanistan after armoured vehicle rolls over
 

• Canada: Consumers' Association urges ban on some fish products from China
  "A cancer causing banned fungicide, Malachite Green, is being used by fish farmers in some Asian countries, particularly Vietnam and China"
• Fish from Asia found to contain carcinogen
  Bill Chu had a suspicion -- that some types of fish imported to Canada from some Asian countries are contaminated with a known carcinogen. Tests done for CTV Whistleblower have proved him right.
• Canada: Ottawa acknowledges Chinese head tax
  Eng said it's believed that about 250 head-tax payers are still alive.

• Canada, Indigenous Leaders Discuss Redress - (Abo)
• Canada: Native groups protest summit designed to improve lot of Canada's aboriginals

• Canada to Hold Inquiry in Air India Case  
• Canada: Liberals unveiled a $700 million program  to clear away the long-standing backlog of immigrants waiting to get into the country.

Canada: Arrest made in ongoing hate-crime case
Thomas M. Strain of Ottawa has been arrested in connection with the serial defacement of newspaper boxes distributing copies of "Capital Xtra!," a gay/transgendered community newspaper

• Canada: Newfoundland premier seizing control of army, New-Found-Canada
  The premier of Newfoundland and Labrador says he has a master plan in place - to take over Canada. He says with Newfoundlanders comprising 25 per cent of the army and with Gen. Rick Hillier, a native Newfoundlander in charge, his plan is nearly complete
• Canada: The survivor: Tough kitten overcame hurricane and fire  

• Rwandan Genocide Suspect Desire Munyaneza in Canadian Court

• Canada dismantles 'terror cell'
  Canada's spy agency has revealed that it has dismantled a suspected terrorist cell last year in Toronto that included an al-Qaeda-trained explosives expert. The cell consisted of four Algerian refugee claimants alleged to be members of the Salafist Group for Call and Combat, a radical Islamic group  

• Canada: Thirteen guilty in Mohawk trial
  of 18 Mohawks and a non-Indian accused of rioting and forcibly confining 67 aboriginal police officers and special constables in Kanesatake
• Canada: 250 native evacuees bound for Ottawa
  until a new 500-home subdivision can be built by the federal government.
  Tainted drinking water forced the evacuation of the reserve, which is home to 1,100 natives.
• Kashechewan evacuation adds to aboriginal mental health 'epidemic:' - (Abo) 

• Syrian-born Canadian Abdullah Almalki, of Ottawa, was at the centre of an RCMP national security investigation

• Canadian women are waiting longer and longer to have children

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