30 people injured in passenger bus rollover on Alberta highway

REDWATER, Alta. - Nearly 30 people were injured — some seriously — in a rollover of a Red Arrow passenger bus in Alberta on Friday.

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Foolish to dismiss free trade talks with China out of hand, says think-tank

OTTAWA - The Harper government would be "foolish" not to pursue a free trade agreement with China, d...

Cuts to elderly benefits years away, not for tomorrow, says Flaherty

OTTAWA - Canadians won't have to worry about cuts to elderly benefits for years, Finance Minister Ji...

An Air Canada jet lands at the airport in Halifax on Friday, June 10, 2011. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Andrew Vaughan

Air Canada reaches tentative contract agreement with its largest union

MONTREAL - Air Canada (TSX:AC.B) has reached a tentative agreement with its 8,600 mechanics, baggage...

Assistant Commissioner Marianne Ryan speaks to the media at the RCMP division headquarters in Edmonton on Friday, Feb. 10, 2012 about the capture of Sawyer Clarke Robison. Robison is charged with the attempted murder of two RCMP constables on Tuesday. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Ian Jackson

Man wanted in Alberta Mountie shootings was stressed but arrest peaceful: RCMP

EDMONTON - RCMP believe a fugitive charged in the shooting of two Alberta Mounties heard the emotion...

CBC braces for budget cut of unknown size

MONTREAL - The head of the CBC says he fears that imminent budget cuts might affect programming and ...

B.C. boy sentenced for posting images of teen girl allegedly being gang raped

PITT MEADOWS, B.C. - A teenaged boy who posted images on the Internet of a 16-year-old girl allegedl...

Average joes, not just gang members, buy illegal guns: federal study

OTTAWA - The black-market gun trade includes not just menacing gang members but the firearms enthusi...

Cargo containers are stacked up as three cranes used to load and unload them from cargo ships tower above at the Port of Vancouver in Vancouver, B.C., on October 16, 2008. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Darryl Dyck

Exports, imports and trade surplus all rose in December: StatsCan

OTTAWA - Canada's trade surplus for December grew to $2.7 billion, more than double the previous mon...

William De Jesus is shown in an undated photo. De Jesus was killed following a shooting and hostage taking at a Florida RV park. THE CANADIAN PRESS/ho-Broward Sheriff's Office

Canadian man killed in 'bizarre' shooting and standoff at Florida RV park

DEERFIELD BEACH, Fla. - It was a nightmare rampage of violence that police call totally random and b...

A bill banning use of cellphones and communications devices for persons behind the wheel passed third reading at Queen's Park Wednesday

TAXES

Giving to government

Wondering what to do with that tax return? Ontario’s government has an idea: donate it towards paying down the provincial debt.

Stephen Harper has vowed that a Conservative government will never endorse anti-abortion legislation

FEATURE

Abortion laws

Global News compares the snapshot of abortion in Canada and the United States.

GOING VIRAL

Capital moves

An Ottawa civil servant is pirouetting on Parliament Hill and rocking out on the Rideau Canal behind oblivious tourists as he tries to dance his way onto the Ellen Degeneres show.

NDP leadership

The contenders

The list of candidates running for the NDP leadership is getting a bit shorter as Cree leader and northern Quebec MP Romeo Saganash withdrawals from the race.

Parliament's plate

Friday, Feb. 10

A daily look at what our MPs are up to in the House, on the Hill and beyond.

INTERACTIVE MAP

Rescued at sea

Three Albertans are safe after a swell capsized their sailboat. We take a look at other cases of Canadians rescued at sea.

CHINA

Deal-making in China

Prime Minister Stephen Harper spent the week making dozens of deals in China. Here's a look at the agreements and their impact on Canadians.

A plethora of information on retirement strategies is available - especially during RSP season

RRSP SEASON

Seasonal hype

Seems a new bank-sponsored poll appears every day saying how worried you should be about your retirement if you don't stuff a ton of cash into an RRSP. Should you believe it?

SPECIAL SITE

Counting Canada

The first wave of 2011 census data has been released, focusing on population and geography. Global News has complete coverage, trends, maps, and what it means for you.

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SOCIAL MEDIA

Global News on Google+

Globalnews.ca is back on Google+. Find us, add us to your circles. Maybe we'll hangout.

16x9

Live Blog: Threatened Fertility

In a special 16x9 investigation, Beatrice Politi speaks to men dealing with infertility – the struggles, the science and the risks to both father and child.