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Globe and Mail

◆ MP wants answers on Rahim Jaffer's plea bargain

◆ Breast milk cheese?

◆ Canadian dollar to reach parity by summer: CIBC

◆ Canadian troops join assault on Taliban territory

◆ Canadian beaten in Australia

◆ Arrests, curfew but no peace at Nigerian massacre scene

◆ China trade data bolster case for yuan rise

◆ Phantom sequel debuts

◆ Quebecor profit beats forecasts

◆ Cuba's sex-change rule

◆ Chinese police make show of force in Tibet

◆ Obama's best dress

◆ Credit markets soak up deals

Toronto Star

◆ Judge gives former Tory MP $500 slap on wrist

◆ Is Mayor David Miller going to run again?

◆ Councillor used handicapped space

◆ Suspect in police killing a crack shot

◆ Knelman: Lust and murder at the AGO

◆ Please send us some pictures of your signs of spring

◆ City parks staff rebuked for banning abusive man

◆ Wind Mobile launched `in haste,' report says

◆ Do online daters love to lie?

◆ Why women over 40 are good at math

CTV News

◆ Canadian actor Corey Haim, 80s heartthrob, found dead

◆ Wheelchair-bound Canadian, 35, beaten in Australia

◆ Tories pressed for answers on Jaffer sentence

◆ Jean heading home after emotional tour to Haiti

◆ Some surge troops could leave Afghanistan early: Gates

◆ Israel apologizes for embarrassing Joe Biden

◆ Harper Tories take post-Olympic bounce over Liberals

◆ Former community leader suspected in officer's death

◆ Americans don't like Congress, but Obama's OK: poll

◆ Runaway Prius driver: Brakes were 'almost burned'

◆ In paying for sex changes, Cuba breaks from past

◆ Iran leader: U.S. playing 'game' in Afghanistan

◆ Miller's 'important' announcement fuels speculation

◆ U.S. lawmakers introduce bill to leave NAFTA

◆ Kidney donors likely to live as long as others

◆ Britons demand details about notorious toddler killer

◆ Crosby declines appearance on Letterman, but is it a snub?

◆ Virus eyed as new treatment for prostate cancer

◆ Woman again removed from class for wearing niqab

◆ Producer admits to attempted Letterman shakedown

◆ Pope's brother: I ignored physical abuse reports

CBC Canada

◆ Afghan detainee torture risk raised in 2005: diplomat

◆ Canadian wheelchair user beaten in Australia

◆ Olympics brought big benefits: poll

◆ Ex-politician suspected in deadly police shootout

◆ Iran, U.S. spar over Afghanistan

◆ Bali bomb suspect killed in Indonesia

◆ Climate panel to receive external review

◆ Tories focused on message as detainee issue grew

◆ Ex-MP Jaffer fined for careless driving

◆ Niqab-wearing woman blocked again from class

◆ Federal budget survives 1st vote

◆ Toyota denies Prius recall coming

◆ B.C. to market health tourism

◆ Booksellers battle Amazon's Canadian plans

◆ Gov. Gen. wraps up Haiti visit

TSN.ca

◆ Senators score three in the third to beat Oilers

◆ Flames move into 8th place, push Red Wings to 9th in West

◆ Canucks rally late to beat Avs and maintain division lead

◆ Gomez powers red hot Canadiens past Lightning

◆ Kulemin, Caputi star for Maple Leafs in win over Bruins

◆ Flyers rally from two down to knock off Islanders

◆ Garon makes 36 saves as Blue Jackets beat Ducks

◆ NHL sues former Coyotes' owner Moyes

◆ Panthers hold Wild to 11 shots in shootout victory

◆ McKenzie: GMs to make recommendations on head shots Wednesday

Reddit Canada

◆ Ever wondered why you have to answer a skill testing question to receive a prize in Canada?

◆ Religious rehab sparks alcoholic's complaint [CBC]

◆ 50 Canadian companies may have used recalled ingredient

◆ Quebec gets European on veil wearers

◆ Graphic evidence for why Harper's 'Tough on Crime' (weak on evidence) agenda (specifically C-15) needs to be defeated!

◆ 1/3 of Canada will be a visible minority by 2031

◆ Why Are Tories Giving up on Canadian Innovation?

◆ Amazon.com wants to build a distribution network in Canada. Canadian Booksellers are urging Ottawa to block their entry into Canada.

◆ How many of you knew Manitoba had a desert?

◆ Rahim Jaffer pleads guilty to careless driving charge - $500.00 fine. Cocaine possession dropped.

◆ Reddit Canada, what do you consider the best Canadian song ever?

◆ The best thing that could happen to Canadian politics would be for Bob Rae to become Liberal leader. Agree or Disagree?

◆ For Sale: Giant inflatable Olympic beavers (seriously)

◆ More budgetary smoke and mirrors from the Harper government: 'Ottawa cuts already vacant positions'

◆ A Newfoundland Language Lesson: Using the Word "B'y"

◆ U.S lawmakers push to scrap NAFTA

◆ CannabisFacts.ca - Essential information for an informed debate about cannabis policy. [extensive coverage of C-15 hearings on their youtube channel too]

◆ Privilege and power rule again....Drug, drunk driving charges dropped against former Tory MP

◆ Canada's foreign-born population expected to boom: Statistics Canada diversity report

◆ Gang showdown 'imminent': Winnipeg police say the recent collapse of the Hells Angels has created a toxic environment that has the city on the verge of a dangerous biker war.

◆ How many of you knew YUKON had a desert*? *not actually a desert.

◆ Water consumption in Edmonton during the Canada / US gold medal hockey team

◆ The Manitoba and Saskatchewan governments have agreed to more than double the capacity of the power grid that connects the two provinces.

◆ According to the note in Section 1 of the rules for Tim Horton's Roll Up the Rim to Win, USA has larger cup sizes than Canada (link is to a PDF file). Does anyone think this is fair?

◆ Funding cut for B.C. arts, culture, environmental and sports groups for adults

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