Peace must be anchored in security: Netanyahu

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu told a Toronto rally on Sunday that 'the only peace that will endure is a peace we can defend'

Rumours swirl after dismissal of Canadian commander in Afghanistan

Menard, fired because of alleged sexual misconduct, is the first Canadian general to be dismissed on the battlefield since the Second World War

Central America tropical storm kills 96

The remnants of Tropical Storm Agatha dumped more rain across Central America on Sunday after killing at least 96 people in the region

China?s premier in Japan as naval incidents make waves

Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao was set for summit talks in Japan on Monday dogged by high-seas dramas involving North Korea and jostling between Beijing and Tokyo for territory and underwater resources

Bangladesh joins Pakistan in blocking Facebook

Bangladesh has joined Pakistan in blocking Facebook because of 'objectionable' materials it contained about the Prophet Mohammad

FP Tech Desk: 16 GB iPads nearly sold out in Canada

While nearly every Apple Store in Canada reports having some of the high end 64 gigabyte models in stock, it appears Canadians are gobbling up the less expensive models

Judge set to release verdict on Mulroney?s conduct

A ruling is expected Monday on whether Brian Mulroney?s cash dealings with Karlheinz Schreiber live up to the 'highest standard of conduct'

Four bodies recovered from B.C. float plane wreckage

MP divers have located the wreckage of a float plane that crashed off Vancouver Island th

Obama's Katrina? President under fire for oil spill reaction

'I?m devastated ... We are dying a slow death, every time that oil takes out a piece of the marsh, a piece of Louisiana is gone forever,'

Summit security a waste of money, anarchists say

Montreal anarchists also say the $930-million G8/G20 security plan itself is 'psychological warfare' meant to deter protesters

Poison gas sweeps Nigerian city, 300 fall unconscious

A cloud of poisonous chlorine gas swept over a densely populated suburb of the northern Nigerian city of Kaduna, causing 300 people to fall unconscious

Health authorities warn against dangers of ?fake? pot

The weed may be fake, but the potential dangers are real. That?s the message health authorities in Canada and the United States are sending out about a herbal incense product that, when smoked, mimics some of the effects of marijuana