Two weeks and still no information on Canadian reported shot in Chechnya
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VANCOUVER (CP) - Canadian diplomats met with Russian authorities in Moscow on Wednesday but came away with no new information about the reported death of Vancouver's Rudwan Khalil Abubaker in Chechnya almost two weeks ago.
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Canada said on Tuesday it had found its  second case of mad cow disease in 10 days, raising new  questions as to whether Washington would scrap plans to soon  end a crippling ban on imports of live Canadian cattle.
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A Canadian terror suspect was shot twice in the back by U.S. forces during a 2002 firefight in Afghanistan after he allegedly killed an American commando, according to a U.S. fighter's eyewitness account revealed Monday.
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MOSCOW - Russian airlines will be required to document passengers more thoroughly following this week's twin plane crashes, a news agency reported Saturday, as the discovery of explosives stoked speculation that the disasters were linked to bloodshed in Chechnya.    The Federal Security Service, or FSB, declared at least one of the crashes an act of terrorism Friday after investigators found traces of the high explosive hexogen in the wreckage of a Tu-154 jet that crashed in southern Russia...
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MOSCOW, Sept. 4 -- A week after Russia's chief prosecutor announced the arrest of 10 suspects in the contract-style killing of journalist Anna Politkovskaya, the investigation into her murder appears to be in disarray.
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OTTAWA (CP) - Federal officials have confirmed Canada's second case of mad cow disease in 10 days - a development that could threaten U.S. plans to reopen the border to Canadian beef.
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BUCHALKI, Russia - Russian investigators labored Wednesday to determine whether terrorism caused the near-simultaneous crashes of two jetliners, killing all 89 people aboard and spreading anxieties about a possible bloody escalation of the Chechen conflict.    Officials stressed that no evidence of a terrorist attack had yet been found among charred wreckage and said they opened a criminal investigation as they looked into other causes like bad fuel, equipment malfunction and human error...
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OTTAWA (CP) - As Paul Martin plans a relation-thawing visit to Libya, a newly disclosed report shows Canada's spy agency was probing the North African country's interest in deadly weapons as recently as last spring.
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Canada will wait until after an inquiry before considering whether to demand compensation from Britain for a submarine which caught fire in the Atlantic, killing one crewman, Defense Minister Bill Graham said on Monday.
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Tareq Abu Rajab shot in chest on Gaza&#39;s coastal highway. Identity of assassins remains unknown. The state of unrest in the Gaza Strip is continuing after a senior Palestinian intelligence officer was moderately
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Canadian police investigate the motive of a school gunman who killed a student before being shot dead.
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Description: It&#39;s been a week since details leaked out about a suspected spy for Israel operating at the Pentagon. Still, there have been no charges and no arrests made.
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The apparent front-runner was out of action for weeks with a mysterious illness. His close rival was hospitalized after an attack and was then warned he could be assassinated. With Ukraine's presidential election three weeks away, democracy seems to have gone badly awry as chaos and suspicion overshadow campaign issues in this strategically important country that sways between the West and Russia.
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TORONTO (CP) - It has been more than a week without word from the 150 Canadians listed as missing in Asia's tsunami disaster, but Prime Minister Paul Martin says he continues to hold out hope that some will be found alive.
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Canada says it will wait until an inquiry is held, before considering whether to demand compensation from Britain for a second-hand submarine that caught fire in the Atlantic, killing one crewman.
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MOSCOW  - The deadly Chechen militant attack on a school in southern Russia has produced a split in the rebel cause, Russian officials claimed Saturday. In what was an apparent attempt to exploit the division, Russia announced earlier this week that it would pay the equivalent of about &#36;13 million Cdn for information leading to the arrest of the top Chechen rebel leaders, Shamil Basayev and Aslan Maskhadov.
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MOSCOW - Fight recorders have failed to provide reliable information about what brought down two Russian jetliners nearly simultaneously this week, killing 89 people, but that terrorism remained a leading possibility, a top official said today.