Racer returns to crash site Tony Smith successfully battled his demons yesterday as he returned to the dirt bike track that almost killed him. More than 3,000 volunteers were saluted at the Roundup Centre, and were treated to free snacks, entertainment by Paul Brandt and various western activities. Pope calls for peace John Paul became the first pope to enter a mosque yesterday, calling for brotherhood between Christians and Muslims and stepping across a sensitive line in his campaign for better relations among different faiths. It's sometimes a small world. Sitting in the stands at the World Hockey Championships the other day with Canadian goalie Fred Brathwaite's father, St. Clair, we discovered all kinds of unlikely connections between us and between me and his son.
Stock feels the love The Lion King for a Day.
It was a Disney moment for Stockwell Day last Wednesday in the House of Commons as he basked in a highly suspect standing ovation from his fractious caucus. Toll roads suggested A new study driven by Transport Canada could take a toll on drivers across the country. It says motorists should start to pay road tolls in major Canadian cities to help ease traffic congestion and cut urban pollution. Gun clues critical Closer and closer and closer. The person responsible for murdering a mother in her own home must be feeling the heat of homicide investigators who are now one step closer to slapping the cuffs on the killer.