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Want To Help Canada's Restaurant Industry? Start Tweeting

The Huffington Post Canada | Posted 02.26.2013 | Canada Living

The next time you're at a restaurant, don't feel compelled to hide the fact you're tweeting a picture of your dinner — the owners should actually be...

Minister Shouted Down By B.C. Filmmaker

The Huffington Post B.C. | Posted 01.31.2013 | Canada British Columbia

A B.C. filmmaker shouted down the province's cultural development minister Thursday as he announced new funding some in the film industry say won't he...

Health Canada Reviews Safety Of Drug Diane-35

CP | The Canadian Press | Posted 04.02.2013 | Canada Living

OTTAWA - Health Canada says it is reviewing all available safety information on the drug Diane-35 following France's decision to ban the medication in...

B.C. Police Unveil New Bait Car Program

CP | The Canadian Press | Posted 04.02.2013 | Canada British Columbia

VANCOUVER - For a decade, police in B.C. have used bait cars and other vehicles to catch auto thieves, now they're planting bait property inside vehic...

Laureen Harper, Graphic Artist?

CP | The Canadian Press | Posted 04.02.2013 | Canada British Columbia

VANCOUVER - It doesn't matter if a woman is the president of a Fortune 500 company, a mother, an Olympian or a teacher, Laureen Harper says women shou...

25 Sexy Valentine's Day Activities

The Huffington Post Canada | Posted 02.14.2013 | Canada Living

The post-holiday season and winter months either keep us really busy or make us feel really bummed out. So many as Valentine's Day approaches, take th...

Minister Sounds Off On Smart Meters

CBC | Posted 04.02.2013 | Canada British Columbia

B.C. Energy Minister Rich Coleman says nothing is off the table when it comes to smart meters. Speaking at the Vancouver Board of Trade o...

Police Used Faulty Breathalyzers: Review

CBC | Posted 04.02.2013 | Canada British Columbia

A review of breathalyzers used by police in Port Moody, B.C., in 2011 indicates over a dozen of the devices were not properly calibrated. ...

WATCH: Anderson Cooper Surprises Quebec Acid Attack Victim

CP | The Canadian Press | Posted 04.02.2013 | Canada TV

A Quebec woman who was disfigured in an acid attack will have her scars treated by laser surgery in the United States — thanks to Anderson Cooper's ...

Elegant Toronto Nuptials Featuring Canoe Restaurant & Christian Louboutin

2 For Couples | Kate Drummond | Posted 01.31.2013 | Canada Style

There are a million reasons to love this elegant Toronto wedding. There's the groom's chic bow tie, the soft pink bouquets, the bride's to-die-f...

Minister's Letter Returns To Haunt Him

The Huffington Post B.C. | Posted 01.31.2013 | Canada British Columbia

B.C.'s education minister complaints when he was a teacher have come back to haunt him as the provincial government looks to finalize a long-term cont...

Dr. Shock To Appeal Male Patient Molestation Conviction

CBC | Posted 04.02.2013 | Canada Alberta

A Calgary judge has sentenced psychiatrist Dr. Aubrey Levin to five years in jail for sexually assaulting three of his patients. "They ca...

Verdict For Mom Who Sued Kids For Support

The Huffington Post B.C. | Posted 01.31.2013 | Canada British Columbia

A bitter and long court battle that saw a B.C. mother suing her adult children for support has ended with a judge dismissing the application. Shirl...

How the Death of the American Family Led to Hadiya Pendleton's Murder

Ike Awgu | Posted 04.02.2013 | Canada
Ike Awgu

On Tuesday January 29, 15-year-old Hadiya Pendleton, an honour student who had just performed at President Obama's inauguration, was gunned down in a Chicago park. Hadiya was described by her father as a "shining light", and she dreamed of becoming a lawyer. This brings the number of gun deaths in Chicago since the New Year to 42 -- the deadliest January for the city in 10 years. This is not just a black problem. It's a family structure problem. When it comes to handgun violence in places like Chicago, marriage and fathers are the answer.

B.C. Real Estate Forecast To Rebound This Year

The Huffington Post B.C. | Posted 02.01.2013 | Canada British Columbia

British Columbia's real estate market is expected to rebound this year after dropping almost 12 per cent in 2012. The B.C. Real Estate Association ...

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Lauren Holly Talks 'Motive,' Moving To Canada

HuffingtonPost.com | Chris Jancelewicz | Posted 01.31.2013 | Canada TV

Remember not too long ago, when Americans unhappy with the way their election was going threatened to move to Canada for a better life? Well, American...

WATCH: 95-Metre Bridge Jump Called 'Stupid And Dangerous'

The Huffington Post Alberta | Posted 04.02.2013 | Canada Alberta

When Johnny Korthuis posted a video online of a successful base jump off Lethbridge's High Level Bridge, a few unexpected things happened. Korthuis...

Time For Patients To Pay For Health Care: Former Minister

CP | The Canadian Press | Posted 04.02.2013 | Canada Alberta

SASKATOON - A former Saskatchewan NDP finance minister says it's time for a fundamental restructuring of the health system and that includes having pa...

The Population More Likely To Suffer From Heart Attacks

CBC | Posted 04.02.2013 | Canada Living

First Nations people are more likely to be admitted to hospital for a heart attack and at an earlier age than residents of areas with a low aboriginal...

10 Stretches To Fix Your Posture

The Huffington Post Canada | Arti Patel | Posted 02.01.2013 | Canada Living

If you tend to slouch while sitting at your desk or the dinner table, maybe it's time to pay attention to your posture. "An hour workout can’t p...

Jason Kenney Owes This Immigrant Family One Big Apology

Josh D. Scheinert | Posted 04.02.2013 | Canada Politics
Josh D. Scheinert

Adel Benhmuda is owed an apology from this country, as are his wife, Aisha, and their four children. After living in Canada for several years their refugee claim failed and Benhmuda's assertions that he would be tortured in Libya were dismissed. In 2008 the family was deported. Upon arrival in Libya, Adel was arrested and tortured. What I would like Minister Kenney to do is stand up in the House of Commons, admit that his beloved asylum system made a grave error and most importantly, apologize to the Benhmudas for what their family was forced to go through.

$72,000 For Selling Canada's Secrets?

CP | Alison Auld, The Canadian Press | Posted 04.02.2013 | Canada Politics

HALIFAX - Lawyers arguing the case of a disgraced naval officer who sold military secrets to Russia gave conflicting accounts of the damage his treach...

Man Dead In Burnaby RCMP Shooting

CP | The Canadian Press | Posted 04.02.2013 | Canada British Columbia

UPDATE: - Feb. 2, 2013 - The province's coroner has identified the victim as Ryan Allen Walter Jacob, 41, of Vancouver. BURNABY — One man is dea...

Andree Lau

The Medical Challenge Faced Only By Mixed Race Millennials

HuffingtonPost.com | Andree Lau | Posted 01.31.2013 | Canada British Columbia

One of Lourdess Sumners’ most vivid memories of her childhood battle with cancer was pining for real food while hooked up to a feeding tube and watc...

Shrink Who Molested Patients Sentenced

CP | Bill Graveland, The Canadian Press | Posted 04.01.2013 | Canada Alberta

CALGARY - A psychiatrist convicted of sexual assault was taken into custody Thursday after a judge sentenced him to five years for exploiting his cour...