Harper says 'sorry' for Senate scandal
Prime Minister Stephen Harper said Wednesday he had no prior knowledge of the agreement between his former chief of staff Nigel Wright and Sen. Mike Duffy. Full Story

Cleveland hero Charles Ramsey gets free burgers
Several Cleveland-area restaurants have come together to create a unique prize for a man praised for helping save three women held captive for more than a decade. Full Story

	Charles Ramsey a convicted wife beater: Report
	Heroic Charles Ramsey could be in line for reward

Students strip-searched during math exam
A school board north of Montreal has launched an internal investigation after school staff strip-searched 28 high school students to find a cellphone during a year-end exam. Full Story

Two girls die at same hospital after tonsillectomies
Two young girls have died following tonsillectomies performed by the same surgeon at the same hospital south of Quebec City, QMI Agency has learned. Full Story

Girl, 5, killed by suicide jumper in South Korea
A five-year-old South Korean girl died Wednesday night after a suicidal man jumped from the 11th floor of an apartment building and crushed her, CNN reports. Full Story

Ex Lt.-Gov. of Quebec will face trial for fraud
It appears that former Quebec lieutenant-governor Lise Thibault isn't above the law after all. Full Story

Woman run over 3 times by own car
A newspaper deliverywoman was somehow run over three times by her own car during a botched parking job Wednesday morning. Full Story

Man poses naked on Craigslist with keyboard
How to make a Craigslist advert standout? One San Antonio musician decided to let his suave Rock 'n Roll credibility rub off on his Nord Lead keyboard, by posing nude with the instrument for his May 15 Craigslist ad. Full Story

		Barack Obama sets limits on drone use, steps for closing Guantanamo President Barack Obama will lay out a new U.S. policy on Thursday that limits the use of armed drones to times when Americans face an “imminent” threat, administration officials said. Full Story

Four Quebec cops accused of trafficking drugs
Two Montreal police officers and two other cops from a nearby suburb have been arrested on drug-trafficking charges. Full Story
Second accused charged with murder in Tim Bosma case
Mark Smich, the second suspect in the Tim Bosma killing, was formally charged with first-degree murder Thursday. Full Story

	Second arrest made in Tim Bosma's death
	Tim Bosma case: More remains found on accused's farm: Reports

British police arrest two more over London attack
Two British men of Nigerian descent accused of hacking a soldier to death on a London street in revenge for wars in Muslim countries were known to security services, a source close to the investigation said Thursday. Full Story

	British won't buckle to terrorism: UK PM
	Suspected London attacker declares his creed on video
	Man hacked to death in London street

		Public opinion of Mayor Rob Ford all that counts We’ve heard what Toronto Councillors Paula Fletcher and Adam Vaughan think. Liberal Premier Kathleen Wynne too. And the media. Daily Feature