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- ‘It’s a non-partisan issue’: Liberal Senator wants Harper's help to hunt down Canadians hiding cash in overseas tax havens November 5, 2012'It didn’t happen in the last three or five years — it’s obviously been going on for a long time and nobody’s been paying attention to it'
- More problems found at Alberta meat plant at centre of massive E. coli recall November 4, 2012Trouble continues for an Alberta meat plant as it tries to resume normal processing under the watchful eye of federal food safety inspectors\
- Kenney makes room for ‘top talent’ as immigration levels frozen for seventh straight year October 31, 2012Canada, already prioritizing young people with strong language and marketable skills, will expand the Canada Experience Class to 10,000, up from 2,500 in 2009
- Controversial online surveillance bill set for Parliamentary return October 31, 2012The Tories' widely criticized online surveillance legislation may be on the back burner, but another bill that would expand police access to web users' data is about to resurface
NEWS
- Graphic: Anatomy of a supercell tornadoWhen a deadly tornado struck Oklahoma City suburbs with winds of up to200 mph (320 kph), it should not of come as a surprise to local citizens
- Rescuers nearing end of search for survivors after deadly Oklahoma twisterAuthorities lowered the death toll to 24, down from 51, and said they were almost certain there are no more survivors or bodies to recover under the rubble in the town of Moore
- Boyfriend killer Jodi Arias pleads against death sentence, says she will use prison time for positive changesArias, who stabbed boyfriend, Travis Alexander, more than 30 times, says she could help recycle trash and design T-shirts to raise money for victims of domestic abuse
- ‘I’m sure that man had a bad day’: Victim of Miami ‘zombie attack’ thanks supporters, doesn’t blame attackerIn a brief video, Poppo's left eye is a hollow shadow, his blinded right eye is covered by a skin graft and his nose is just the nostril
United Kingdom
- Afghan interpreters to get UK visasUp to 600 Afghan interpreters who worked alongside British troops are set to be given the right to live in the UK, under government plans.
- Clegg 'won't pull plug' on coalitionNick Clegg insists the Liberal Democrats will not "pull the plug" on the coalition government ahead of the next general election.
- Murray withdraws from French OpenAndy Murray withdraws from the French Open because of the back injury that forced him out of the Italian Open.
- HMRC to miss tax credit fraud targetThe UK tax authority's failure to hit a target of reducing tax credit fraud and error has "cost the taxpayer dear", a committee of MPs says.
