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FEATURE
Voter turnout
Are you voting on May 2? Canada is on track to a record-low voter turnout for the 2011 federal election.
INTERACTIVE MAP
Turnout by riding
Wondering how many people headed to the polls in 2008? Check out our interactive map to see how your riding voted.
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ELECTION 2011
Follow the leaders
On any given day of the election, the leaders of the federal parties make campaign stops in various ridings across the country.
POLL
Minds made up
A new Ipsos Reid poll finds 84% of Canadians now know who they’ll vote for but one in ten who say they will vote remain undecided.
Election 2011
The Guergis saga
Helena Guergis went from Conservative Party star to pariah in a few short years. Now she's speaking out.
Profiles
Wrongfully convicted
We look at some murder convictions that made headlines and ended in acquittals
Interactive
NHL Playoffs 2011
Will this be the Canucks' year? Or will Ovechkin win his first ring? We take a look at the first round matchups.
WATCH ONLINE
Eagle cam
Thousands log on to get a bird's eye view of eagle eggs hatching in Decorah, Iowa.
GOING VIRAL
Royal wedding dance
A new video spoofing Prince William & Kate Middleton's upcoming wedding is racking up hits on YouTube.
Royal Wedding
Wills & Kate
The wedding will be an opportunity to wander through Buckingham Palace palace, an opulent attraction in its own right.
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Hansen provides offensive spark for Canucks in playoffs
Jannik Hansen is the first to admit it's unusual for him to be mentioned among Vancouver's offensive elite after scoring two goals in as many Stanley Cup playoff games.
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Energy security and environmental change could radically alter society: military report
The planet is running out of oil and heading toward a future that could trap Canada in a violent spiral of decline in the economy and the environment, a special research unit within the Canadian military is predicting.
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Ignatieff, Martin visit Edmonton for campaign rally
Liberal leader Michael Ignatieff will be joined by former Prime Minister Paul Martin when he makes his campaign stop in Edmonton on Saturday
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The planet is running out of oil and heading toward a future that could trap Canada in a violent spiral of decline in the economy and the environment, a special research unit within the Canadian military is predicting.
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Former Sask. premier Blakeney dies at 85
Allan Emrys Blakeney, who was Saskatchewan's premier through the turbulent 1970s, ushering in a package of social and economic innovations, died Saturday morning at his home in Saskatoon of complications from liver cancer. He was 85.
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Saskatchewan mourns two prominent politicans
Former Premier Allan Blakeney, 85, and former MLA Serge LeClerc succumb to cancer
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Flood far from over
An unprecedented flood has closed more than 700 roads and forced dozens of municipalities to declare a state of emergency.
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Body of foreign York U student found in townhouse near campus
The discovery of the 23-year-old woman's body in a townhouse complex near the York University campus is being described by police as suspicious.
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Marois win strengthens sovereignty movement: Duceppe
Parti Quebecois leader Pauline Marois' stunning 93 per cent confidence vote strengthens the sovereignty movement and brings Quebec a step closer to sovereignty, says the leader of the Bloc Quebecois, Gilles Duceppe.
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Parti Quebecois leader Pauline Marois' stunning 93 per cent confidence vote strengthens the sovereignty movement and brings Quebec a step closer to sovereignty, says the leader of the Bloc Quebecois, Gilles Duceppe.
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Volunteers clean up Postill Lake Road
On Saturday, about 15 people came out to clean the first five miles of the ditch along Postill Lake Road in Kelowna.
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