Another fatal avalanche strikes B.C.
One snowmobiler has been killed and RCMP expect more may be buried after the second deadly avalanche in a week hit the backcountry near Revelstoke B.C. Friday. Full Story

Soldiers get family BBQ sendoff
Brave, confident faces of 130 Edmonton-based soldiers filled an Edmonton Garrison hall for one last family celebration before deployment to Afghanistan. Full Story

Hospital thief taunts police
A fugitive sought in the hospital deathbed robbery of an elderly woman has been taunting detectives with phone calls in which he says he can't be caught. Full Story

	Arrest in robbery of dying woman
	Dying woman robbed in hospital

Big breakfast set for Guinness
With a breakfast of this size, you're going to need a bigger spoon. Full Story

Martial artist admits killing mom
A Russian-born Edmonton martial arts enthusiast has admitted fatally stabbing his mother in the jugular vein with a shard of glass in a fight at their west-end home. Full Story

Problem gamblers lose $3.5B lawsuit
More than 10,000 problem gamblers seeking $3.5 billion in damages against the Ontario Lottery & Gaming Corp. lost their bid to have their case heard as a class-action lawsuit. Full Story

Surgery solves double trouble
Identical twins Shawn and Shane Mamer will set off airport security alarms for the rest of their lives. Full Story

Violent deportee set free busted
Mohamed Said Jama is back in custody after the Somali refugee, who was wanted by immigration officials on a Canada-wide warrant, was picked up by Winnipeg police late Friday afternoon. Full Story

	Manhunt for freed refugee thug
	Deported criminal freed in Canada

		Ann Coulter visit sets off furor American conservative firebrand Ann Coulter won't be in London until Monday but already the dust is flying. Full Story

Canada OKs caffeine for non-cola soft drinks
Canadians are consuming fewer carbonated soft drinks. It's one of the major reasons our overall daily caloric intake is going down. On average, kids drink more pop than adults, so moms and dads, take heart. Full Story
Calgary hate-crime suspect arrested
Cops have collared a man they believe to be a tagger responsible for a rash of anti-Semitic graffiti that targeted Calgary's Jewish community. Full Story

	Teen hunted for Nazi graffiti
	Calgary worker ran anti-Semitic site

LCBO reveals more dinner expenses
A Toronto Sun freedom of information request on LCBO chairman Philip Olsson's expenses revealed only one-third of the pricey, booze-filled dinners he hosted for board members, the government-owned liquor monopoly admitted Friday. Full Story

LCBO spent thousands wining, dining

		'What about Shayne?' Trevor Middleton just doesn’t get it. The former motocross racer should consider himself lucky and do his joke of a sentence with quiet good grace. After all, he was given a gift of just two years less a day for his racially-motivated attack that left Shayne Berwick severely brain damaged — all because Middleton and his group of local louts took umbrage at Asian-Canadians fishing in “their” waters Daily Feature