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'Why should we believe you?' Juror question cuts to the heart of trial
Among the 29 questions the Roger Clemens jury wanted to ask the pitcher’s chief accuser, Brian McNamee, one cut to the heart of the case.


Newspaper: Canada.com
Feed: Baseball	Date: 2012-05-23 00:00:03

Is there ever a bad time to invest in a rental property?
Fabio Campanella: Direct investment in real estate requires a time commitment, experience, and patience but the long-term results can be superb when done properly


Newspaper: Canada.com
Feed: Business Money	Date: 2012-05-22 22:17:10

TSX racks up solid gain as bargain hunters move in after weeks of losses
The Toronto stock market registered a solid gain Tuesday as traders caught up to solid advances made on global commodity and stock markets while the TSX was closed for Victoria Day


Newspaper: Canada.com
Feed: Money	Date: 2012-05-22 22:16:33

Drug smuggler/money launderer to be freed
Sabatino Nicolucci, 65, alleged to have ties to reputed Mob boss Vito Rizzuto, is to be released from prison; he's been serving a 33-year term for drug smuggling and money laundering.


Newspaper: Montreal Gazette
Feed: News	Date: 2012-05-22 22:15:19

Student protest leader faces eviction from apartment
Student protest leader Gabriel Nadeau-Dubois is facing some protests of his own, as his landlord has obtained a judgment from the Quebec rental board to evict him and his roommates for nonpayment of rent.


Newspaper: Montreal Gazette
Feed: News	Date: 2012-05-22 22:15:18

Many students suffer, but not all
Interviews with students about what impact the strike has had on them.


Newspaper: Montreal Gazette
Feed: News	Date: 2012-05-22 22:15:17

Occupy Montreal joins student protesters
Occupy Montreal has passed to the next level. Thanks to the student protests, organizers say the movement now occupies the city in a way it never dreamed before – every day and every night.


Newspaper: Montreal Gazette
Feed: News	Date: 2012-05-22 22:15:16

I'm willing to negotiate: Courchesne
Education Minister Michelle Courchesne reiterated Tuesday that she is willing to negotiate with student leaders to end the tuition dispute.


Newspaper: Montreal Gazette
Feed: News	Date: 2012-05-22 22:15:16

Protests could mean trouble for Harper
Quebec Premier Jean Charest had his moment — a pretext and a platform, as well as strong popular support, for a firm but fair crackdown on the violence and hooliganism that have wracked Quebec for weeks.


Newspaper: Montreal Gazette
Feed: News	Date: 2012-05-22 22:15:15

Analysis: What should Charest do next?
Negotiations have not worked. Playing the tough guy has not yielded much. Even a change of education minister, the riot squad and tear gas have not deterred the student movement rocking Quebec’s social peace. So what’s left for Premier Jean Charest to do? It’s not clear.


Newspaper: Montreal Gazette
Feed: News	Date: 2012-05-22 22:15:15

Strike won't disrupt service on 3 train lines
Trains will roll on the regular schedule on three Montreal commuter train lines that had been threatened by a strike by Canadian Pacific workers that is set to begin just after midnight on Tuesday.


Newspaper: Montreal Gazette
Feed: News	Date: 2012-05-22 22:15:14

Thousands take to the streets on 100th day of strike
A protest that organizers are describing as the single biggest act of civil disobedience in Canadian history choked the streets of downtown Montreal in the middle of Tuesday’s afternoon rush hour as tens of thousands of demonstrators expressed outrage over a provincial law aimed at containing the very sort of march they staged.


Newspaper: Montreal Gazette
Feed: News	Date: 2012-05-22 22:15:13

Fundraising for Gordie Howe Bowl improvements gets city council backing
A fundraising foundation to raise money for upgrades to Gordie Howe Bowl was backed by a city committee Tuesday as Saskatoon councillors took turns stating how urgent the need is at the aging facility.


Newspaper: The Star Phoenix
Feed: News	Date: 2012-05-22 22:15:10

City adds incentives to Pleasant Hill housing
The City of Saskatoon will offer a 10 per cent grant to try to sell townhouse units in Pleasant Hill that have been on the market since 2010.


Newspaper: The Star Phoenix
Feed: News	Date: 2012-05-22 22:15:09

Four appear in court on gun charges
Four people have appeared in Saskatoon provincial court to face multiple firearms charges in connection with a fatal shooting on Monday, the latest example of the city’s growing gun problem, says Saskatoon police Chief Clive Weighill.


Newspaper: The Star Phoenix
Feed: News	Date: 2012-05-22 22:15:08

Photos: 28th annual Ed Henick Senior Bowl
The 28th annual Football Saskatchewan Ed Henick Senior Bowl was held at Griffiths Stadium in Saskatoon, May 21.


Newspaper: The Star Phoenix
Feed: News	Date: 2012-05-22 22:15:05

Roughriders' Odell Willis will attend training camp despite impaired driving charges
The agent for Odell Willis said Tuesday that the legal issues surrounding the Saskatchewan Roughriders' defensive end appear to have been addressed, meaning Willis will be at the CFL's training camp.


Newspaper: The Star Phoenix
Feed: News	Date: 2012-05-22 22:15:02

Forecast warm and dry in Saskatchewan
The warm and dry weather that surprised forecasters this past winter will likely be the norm this summer, Environment Canada says.


Newspaper: The Star Phoenix
Feed: News	Date: 2012-05-22 22:15:01

Politicians duel over railway service standards
Liberal MP Ralph Goodale has renewed his call for the federal government to introduce legislation giving shippers more clout in dealing with the country’s two big railways.


Newspaper: The Star Phoenix
Feed: News	Date: 2012-05-22 22:15:00

Car hits school bus in Regina
Two Grade 6 students were taken to hospital in Regina this afternoon with minor injuries after the school bus they were riding was hit by a car. The 19-year-old driver of the car involved in the crash was also taken to hospital as a precaution.


Newspaper: The Star Phoenix
Feed: News	Date: 2012-05-22 22:14:59

Photos: Past royal visits to Saskatchewan
Prince Charles and the Duchess of Cornwall's visit is the latest in a long line of royal stops in the Queen City, take a look at photos from past royal visits to Regina since 1939.


Newspaper: The Star Phoenix
Feed: News	Date: 2012-05-22 22:14:58

Surgery wait times drop, minister says
Two years of concerted effort to reduce surgical wait times in Saskatchewan are paying off, Health Minister Don McMorris says.


Newspaper: The Star Phoenix
Feed: News	Date: 2012-05-22 22:14:58

World champion hurdler added to Donavan Bailey meet
EDMONTON - Add Jason Richardson to the list of big-name track and field stars headed to Edmonton next month for the Donovan Bailey Invitational. Richardson, the 2011 world champion in 110-metre hurdles, was announced Tuesday as the latest commitment to the track and field event slated for June 16 at Foote Field. He’s the second reigning world champion set to attend the event after Jamaican 100-metre sprinter Yohan Blake committed in April.


Newspaper: Edmonton Journal
Feed: News	Date: 2012-05-22 22:14:57

Search for missing Coal Lake boaters temporarily called off
A recovery search for two missing boaters on Coal Lake was temporarily suspended Tuesday as RCMP determine what to do next. Camrose residents Everett Westerneng, 19, and Dallas Simons, 26, failed to return home after setting out on a fishing trip Friday night.


Newspaper: Edmonton Journal
Feed: News	Date: 2012-05-22 22:14:57

Staples: Are we moving toward a two-tier education system?
One of my sons was failing in Grade 8 math a few years ago.


Newspaper: Edmonton Journal
Feed: News	Date: 2012-05-22 22:14:56

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