Frayed nerves at student strike
A day after violent student protests in Quebec led to the largest mass arrests since the 1970 October Crisis. Full Story

	518 arrests in Que. protests
	Quebec student protests
	What do you think of the Quebec tuition protests?
	Ont. students plan support protest for Que. counterparts
	Teacher group donates money to Que. student movement

Mom gouges son's eyes out during ritual
A mother in Mexico has been arrested on suspicion of gouging out the eyes of her 5-year-old son during a ceremony. Full Story

Fellatio Photoshop of conservative pundit sparks outrage
Hustler magazine is coming under fire for Photoshopping a picture of a U.S. conservative commentator to make it look like she's performing oral sex. Full Story

Cash and jewelry seized during drug probe
The opulent lifestyle of an alleged drug kingpin was showcased by Niagara Regional Police during a press conference Thursday. Full Story

Sled dog slaughter trial moved amid threats
The trial of a man accused in the mass slaughter of nearly 60 sled dogs near Whistler, B.C., has been moved after he received threats. Full Story

Vancouver cop loses gun during chase
Vancouver police are searching for a loaded gun after an officer lost it during a chase through the city's seedy Downtown Eastside Wednesday afternoon. Full Story

Suspect confesses to killing New York boy in 1979
Police on Thursday arrested a New Jersey man who they said had confessed to the 1979 killing of 6-year-old Etan Patz in a case that drew national attention to the plight of missing children and had frustrated law enforcement officials for more than three decades. Full Story

	Most missing kids in U.S. make it home alive
	Search for 'milk carton' boy fails to find remains

Detained Russian launches challenge
A beautiful Russian flight attendant snared in one of the most sophisticated American bogus Internet vehicle schemes wants a quick flight from Canadian detention. Full Story

	Russian flight attendant tied to car scam?
	Flight attendant fighting fraud charges

		S.Africa painting debate exposes racial rifts South Africa’s ruling ANC went to court on Thursday seeking to remove from public display a painting of President Jacob Zuma with his genitals exposed, saying the work is symbolic of the lingering racial oppression of apartheid. Full Story

Pig poop and pizzas: Your tax dollars at work
This week in Brandon, Man., the local MP, Conservative Merv Tweed, proudly announced that $57,000 in federal tax money would be spent to promote the use of swine manure. Full Story
Majority of Canadians oppose Khadr's return: Poll
The Tories will be at odds with the majority of Canadians - and almost 70% of their supporters - when they eventually allow convicted terrorist Omar Khadr back into Canada, a new poll shows. Full Story

Double lung transplant recipient dances
Helene Campbell hopes every person in need of an organ donation receives the treatment and care she has been given. Full Story

	Double-lung recipient out of hospital
	Double-lung transplant recipient improving: Doc

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