Canadian MPs urge legal action over Barrow subs
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CANADIAN prime minister Paul Martin and top navy chiefs are backing Barrow shipyard after pressure mounted for Britain to be sued over the submarine tragedy.
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OTTAWA (CP) - The head of a public inquiry is appealing to Parliament to help him get to the bottom of the federal sponsorship scandal.
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Former deep sea divers in the oil industry are suing the Norwegian government for damaging their health
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By MIRROR REPORTER  LABOUR yesterday challenged Environment Minister John Gormley to publish the legal advice he was given on the controversial M3 project.
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VANCOUVER, British Columbia  - Canada will buy at least six patrol ships to assert its sovereignty claim in the Arctic, but Prime Minister Stephen Harper on Monday backed away from an election pledge for navy icebreakers that would ply the waters of the Northwest Passage all year round.
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A Canadian submarine that sent a distress signal yesterday will probably be towed to Scotland tomorrow night by the UK&#39;s Royal Navy, the head of Canada&#39;s Atlantic fleet said.
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By ISABELLE RODRIGUE  OTTAWA (CP) - The Bloc Quebecois is calling on the federal government for action to fight algae outbreaks that have closed lakes and rivers across the country.
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The British Ministry of Defense said late Wednesday that three crew members from a stricken Canadian submarine drifting powerless off the northwestern Irish coast havebeen taken to hospital in Ireland for treatment.
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OTTAWA - The navy board of inquiry investigating the fatal submarine fire aboard HMCS Chicoutimi should include independent members, perhaps from another country, says Tory MP Bill Casey.
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LONDON Oct. 5, 2004 - A submarine that the Canadian Navy had just received from Britain was forced to surface off the Irish coast and send out a distress call Tuesday after a fire broke out on board.
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A group of MPs are calling on the British parliament to urge Prime Minister Tony Blair to stand up to US threats against Iran's nuclear programme.
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By JESSICA VAN SACK  The tragedy of four fallen fishermen has become a rallying cry for politicians hoping to reform marine regulations they say threaten the lives of men at sea with too-restrictive limits on the number of days boats may head out.
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Weight-concious lawmakers called on British authorities Thursday to replace Parliament's shooting gallery with a swimming pool, saying it would help them keep in shape.
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GLASGOW, Scotland (CP) - Canada&#39;s defence minister cautioned Monday that no swift decisions should be made about Ottawa&#39;s controversial submarine program in the wake of the fire aboard HMCS Chicoutimi that killed a submariner and left the vessel adrift
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VANCOUVER (CP) - The lobby group representing the US softwood lumber industry demanded today that its government appeal a US trade body ruling favourable to Canada&#39;s industry.
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GLASGOW -- Defence Minister Bill Graham toured the disabled HMCS Chicoutimi submarine in Scotland on Monday, saying he could not rule out Canada launching legal action against the British over the problematic submarines taken over from the Royal Navy.
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Survivors of a fatal fire on a submarine today spoke of their experience as Canadaâs defence minister said he could not rule out suing the British Government.