Funeral for OPP officer Vu Pham today
The skirl of the pipes, the haunting lament, the long march by ashen-faced brothers in arms. Full Story

	Ontario cop shooting suspect dies
	Charges laid in Ontario cop shooting death

Two dead, one injured in Ontario shooting
Two females are confirmed dead and a third was airlifted with life-threatening injuries to Kingston General Hospital Friday morning after a shooting that has rocked a rural community south of Belleville, Ont. Full Story

Toyota 'mystified' by runaway Prius case
A Toyota executive said Thursday the company is “mystified” by a report that a California man’s Prius gas pedal became stuck and caused the car to speed out of control on a California freeway. Full Story

	Prius 911 call: 'My car can't stop'
	Complaints of runaway Priuses spike
	U.S. to probe runaway Prius case

Sarkozy says he has no time for marriage rumours
French President Nicolas Sarkozy said on Friday he did not have half a second to lose on media speculation about the state of his marriage to supermodel-turned-popstar Carla Bruni-Sarkozy. Full Story

Nicolas Sarkozy and Carla Bruni

Utah state GOP leader admits nude 'hot-tubbing'
Utah’s House majority leader said late Thursday he paid a woman $150,000 to keep silent about going nude “hot-tubbing” with her when she was minor a quarter century ago. Full Story

'Guilty' teacher admits sex with 14-year-old?
In his 28 years with the Burbank Police Department, Sgt. Robert Quesada had never heard of anything quite like it: A well-respected teacher at one of the city’s public schools walks into police headquarters and confesses to having an affair with a 14-year-old boy. Full Story

Notorious Teacher Sex Scandals

Baby Isaiah dies in parents' arms
A brain-injured Alberta baby at the centre of a controversial end-of-life decision that landed in court has died. Full Story

Off life support, baby dies

Canada creates 21,000 jobs in February
Canada’s recovering economy continued to churn out new jobs last month, adding 60,000 full-time positions — mostly in the public sector and many filled by men aged 55 or more. Full Story

		Accused's kin blame disabled Canadian The family of one of the teenage suspects in the severe beating of a disabled Manitoba man in Australia has blamed the victim for allegedly provoking the boys charged in the incident. Full Story Canadian beaten Down Under recovering Proden 'recovering comfortably' Victim's mother offered free airfare

Families coping with speeding crash deaths
Loved ones still grieving three years after two best friends died in a highway pileup police compared to a war zone are clinging to the hope that killer driver Steven Machado will be jailed Friday. Full Story

'They never had a chance'

11 rare tigers die at Chinese zoo
Eleven rare Siberian tigers, starving and kept in small cages, have died at a cash-strapped zoo in China, heightening concerns about conditions at wildlife facilities in the country, where activists say profiteering off the carcasses of endangered species sometimes drives over-breeding. Full Story

Pins stuck into food items again
For the third time this winter and in more items than ever, metal objects have been found pressed into food at the Oakridge Calgary Co-op store. Full Story

		Grown-up 'Billy' assumes guise of 10-year-old to punk famous Over the years, “Little Billy” learned much from the country’s top minds. Daily Feature