Canada&#39;s afterthought a hero
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Lecavalier gets winner in overtime. Canada 4, Czech Rep. 3; Czechs prove tough foes in tight World Cup semifinal. Team Canada&#39;s Vincent Lecavalier gets set to fire the winning goal against Czech goalie Tomas
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As a Canadian observing the increasingly vitriolic presidential election campaign being waged in the United States, I am struck by how much of the rhetoric is devoted to the subject of death, by both candidates.
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Too often, those who make the greatest contributions to mankind pass away into obscurity, their legacy becoming one with the collective experience. One such man passed away this month. You may not know him or recognize his name, but you have cause to mourn his passing.  And what was his gift to the world? You need look no further than the grey image above these words.
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With due pomp and ceremony the Royal Navy handed over the submarine HMS Upholder to the Canadians at the weekend. The vessel was renamed HMCS Chicoutimi - after the city on the edge of Quebec&#39;s vast northern wilds - and the maple leaf flag was hoisted.
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Canada's shows of force, coupled with efforts to win over local people, reveal the country's desire to strengthen its claim to an increasingly valued region.
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That summed up NHL commissioner Gary Bettman&#39;s appearance on a special segment of CBC&#39;s The National with Peter Mansbridge last night.
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Canada&#39;s newest Olympic star is a house painter who prepared for the heat of Athens by riding her bike in a sauna. That&#39;s right, in a sauna.
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Canada&#39;s defense minister has spoken of his pride at the way the crew of a crippled submarine acted after a fire on board the vessel that killed an officer.
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Sheila Copps&#39;s scorching new portrayal of Paul Martin suggests he would have had Canadian soldiers fighting in Iraq while he was undermining medicare and the CBC at home.
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At age 75, Giuseppe Simonetta is young among his peers. He's one of hundreds of aging war veterans in Canada.
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Some people still think of Brett Hull as his father&#39;s son, but he has long been his own man. He showed it as an amateur two decades ago when he chose to play for the United States after Canada rejected him.
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We sympathize with readers who are unsure of what to make of the equalization deal reached Tuesday in Ottawa between Prime Minister Paul Martin and the nine premiers who remained after Newfoundland and Labrador Premier Danny Williams stormed out in a fit
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On Monday night at the Toronto International Film Festival, a hero of the blacklist era was expected to deliver some posthumous words that might finally put to rest the hunt for good guys and bad.
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Canadian skier Thomas Grandi received a hero&#39;s parade Friday from his hometown of Canmore, Alberta, after his two recent World Cup victories.
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He may be only 22 and yet to finish his education, but Sudbury's Myron Kozak has already had a hand in a momentous event in world history.
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Since its inception, Quebec&#39;s universal childcare program has been seen across Canada as an exceptional model and the standard to which early childhood education and care should aspire.
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As Australians watch their country&#39;s flag being raised yet again in Athens, it can be imagined that no one is more pleased, nor more relieved, than Prime Minister John Howard, writes The Dominion Post in an editorial.