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Sex offender registry bill reintroduced
The Conservative government reintroduced a bill Wednesday that will toughen up Canada's sex offender registry.
Canada basks in record high temperatures
Many Canadians enjoyed the warmest St. Patrick's Day ever Wednesday, with many places in the country logging record high temperatures with spring still officially a week away.
MP3 tax bill opposed by Conservatives
Conservatives are voicing their opposition to a private member's bill that would add a tax to MP3 players and extend users' rights to make copies of digital content.
RCMP suspected Lévesque was Communist
Newly released documents reveal that RCMP spies labelled René Lévesque "a suspected Communist" in the late 1950s.
Afghan detainees still at risk: lawyer
Detainees handed over to Afghan authorities by Canadian soldiers still face a substantial risk of torture, a civil rights lawyer has told MPs.
Insurgent video shows Toronto student
CBC News has confirmed the identity of a Toronto man - believed to have joined an al-Qaeda-linked group in Somalia and killed in battle - on an insurgent group's online video.
Motion to limit PM's prorogation power passes
Opposition members of Parliament join together to pass a motion that would prevent the prime minister from proroguing Parliament for longer than seven days unless supported by the House.
Tommy Douglas motion stalls in Sask. legislature
Saskatchewan New Democrats hoping to push Ottawa to release classified documents on Tommy Douglas were rebuffed by members of the governing Saskatchewan Party on Wednesday.
Danny Williams lashes out at N.L. doctors
Newfoundland and Labrador Premier Danny Williams has waded into a war of words between doctors and his health minister.
New avalanche warning system unveiled
The federal government has launched a new avalanche warning system, four days after two snowmobilers died in a B.C. slide.
2nd navy ship returns from Haiti
HMCS Athabaskan is back home in Halifax after eight weeks in Haiti
Hitchhiker's rude gesture leads to arrest
An Edmonton man who flagged down an Ontario police cruiser with his middle finger in hopes of hitching a ride may have been better off asking politely.
N.S. woman twice declared dead
A woman who lives in Garden of Eden, N.S., got a shock when she learned she had been declared dead not once, but twice, in the past five months by the federal government.
Stuck Manitoba truckers waiting for help
Some trucking companies are still trying to figure out a way to get stranded drivers back from the shores of Wrong Lake in northern Manitoba.
Alberta fights anti-oilsands 'propaganda'
The Alberta government will roll out initiatives over the next few weeks to combat what it calls "propaganda campaigns" against the oilsands.
Copyright conviction raises privacy concerns
The decision to send a Montreal man to prison for pirating movies has set a dangerous precedent that could threaten privacy rights, say civil rights advocates in Vancouver.
Mexican stray dogs flown to Calgary
A non-profit organization is flying Mexican strays into Calgary, but the humane society says potential dog owners should first look at adopting abandoned local pets.
Patients' personal info at risk after virus attack
Thousands of patients at a northeast medical clinic operated by the University of Calgary are being warned that their personal health data might have been compromised after one of its computers was infected by several viruses.
Acquitted Yukon Mounties face hearing
Two RCMP officers who have been acquitted of sexual assault charges in the Yukon must still face a disciplinary hearing, according to RCMP officials.
Mackenzie pipeline needs push: backer
More delays for the $16.2-billion Mackenzie natural gas project could hurt those in the Northwest Territories waiting for Arctic gas to start flowing, but one of the project's backers remains hopeful the pipeline will become reality.
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The Dominion is a monthly paper published by an incipient network of independent journalists in Canada. It aims to provide accurate, critical coverage that is accountable to its readers and the subjects it tackles. Taking its name from Canada's official status as both a colony and a colonial force, the Dominion examines politics, culture and daily life with a view to understanding the exercise of power.