Doctor: Lack of medical helicopter cost Richardson
NEW YORK - As a steady stream of celebrities pay their last respects to Natasha Richardson, questions are arising over whether a medical helicopter might have been able to save the ailing actress.
Nations:Canada People:Natasha Richardson Stanley Tucci Mike Nichols Howard Stern Laura Linney Sarah Jessica Parker
2009-03-21
Canadians pull together under a blanket of snow
Toronto - After a contentious fall election, Canada's age-old divisions seemed even more obvious: western provinces resenting the east, those in the Maritimes feeling orphaned, and many from Quebec longing to break away entirely from the national tethers.
Nations:Canada U.S. Russia Activities:2008 Christmas Source:(Christian Science Monitor)
2008-12-28
Cars trapped in Montreal overpass collapse
At least five people were taken to hospital on Saturday afternoon after an expressway overpass collapsed in the Montreal area, emergency officials said.
Nations:Canada
2006-09-30
'Columbine' game was gunman's favorite
A man with a black trench coat whose shooting rampage in a Montreal college killed one person and wounded 19 others before he was slain by police said on a blog in his name that he liked to play a role-playing Internet game about the Columbine shootings.
Nations:Canada Activities:Columbine Highschool Shootings
2006-09-14
Two dead, 19 hurt in Canada college shooting
A cold-faced gunman dressed in a black trenchcoat opened fire in a downtown Montreal college on Wednesday, killing a 20-year-old woman and leaving a trail of blood and injury as he sent students fleeing for their lives before being shot himself.
Nations:Canada
2006-09-13
Montreal shooting rampage kills student
A young man in a black trench coat and a mohawk haircut opened fire Wednesday at a Montreal college, slaying a woman and wounding at least 19 other people before police shot and killed him, witnesses and authorities said.
Nations:Canada Activities:Columbine Highschool Shootings
2006-09-13
Gunman wounds 20 at Montreal college
A gunman in a black trench coat and sporting a mohawk haircut opened fire Wednesday at a Montreal college and wounded at least 20 people -- six critically -- before he apparently was killed by police, witnesses and authorities said.
Nations:Canada
2006-09-13
Canadian Cops Nab 5 in Deaths of 8 Bikers
Canadian police arrested five people on murder charges Monday for one of Canada's worst mass killings and said that eight men found inside vehicles on an isolated farm over the weekend were affiliated with a biker gang.
Nations:Canada
2006-04-10
Ex-Biker: Canada Deaths Linked to Gang
Canadian police investigating the deaths of eight men found stuffed inside abandoned vehicles in a wooded field descended on a farmhouse a few miles down the road on Sunday. A former motorcycle gang member said there were indications the deaths were linked to the Bandidos gang.
Nations:U.S. Canada
2006-04-09
Largest Alzheimer's Drug Trial Launched
It's tragedy enough that Pat Williams' mother has Alzheimer's disease. But Williams is also terrified because her chances of inheriting the disease are much better than average.
Nations:U.S. Canada
2006-03-11
Canada's victorious Conservatives get down to business
Canada's next leader Stephen Harper wrestled with the reality of ramming change through a fractious parliament, after ending the country's 12-year love affair with the scandal-laced Liberals.
Nations:Canada U.S. People:Stephen Harper Activities:2006 Canada Election Canada-U.S.
2006-01-24
Harper's Conservatives manage minority government win in federal election
OTTAWA - Canadians have said goodbye to 12 years of Liberal rule and hello to a Conservative future promising squeaky-clean ethics, a crackdown on crime and lower taxes.
Nations:Canada People:Stephen Harper Activities:2006 Canada Election
2006-01-23
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