Ford skewered on late-night TV
Toronto Mayor Rob Ford may not have been saying anything Tuesday about crack cocaine allegations but that didn't stop late-night U.S. comedians from cracking jokes about the ongoing scandal. Full Story

Victim of savage face-eating attack still recovering
The Miami man who nearly had his face chewed off in a gruesome attack last May has a message for the public: "Just generally thanks for contributing and helping out. People in my predicament need to be helped out," Ronald Poppo says in a video posted by Jackson Memorial Perdue Medical Center. Full Story

	Victim of Miami cannibal says attacker ripped him 'to ribbons'
	Girlfriend felt 'safe' with Miami face-eating attacker

Thief stole purse from dead woman: Cops
Toronto Police investigators believe they know the identity of a female thief who stole a dead woman’s purse at a subway station during Wednesday morning’s rush-hour commute. Full Story

RCMP has toxic work environment: Ex Mountie
The RCMP is "disappointed" that an Ottawa Mountie suing the force and 13 officers for sexual harassment and bullying during her time with the Musical Ride more than 25 years ago has only now come forward with a multimillion-dollar lawsuit. Full Story

Mountie claims she was dragged through manure, sexually assaulted by colleagues

Second arrest made in Tim Bosma's death
As an emotional funeral service for Tim Bosma wrapped up over the noon-hour Wednesday, investigators announced a second arrest has been made in the Hamilton man's slaying. Full Story

	Tim Bosma case: More remains found on accused's farm: Reports
	Cops probe possible links between Bosma suspect, missing woman

Cottage where killer ex-colonel Russell Williams murdered woman is sold
A Tweed, Ont., couple who live next door to the house convicted sex killer Russell Williams once called home -- and where he murdered one of his victims -- have bought the small bungalow. Full Story

	Russell Williams moved to Quebec prison
	Civil suits against killer colonel Russell Williams inch forward

Jodi Arias death penalty jury in deadlock
An Arizona jury weighing whether to sentence Jodi Arias to death for the brutal slaying of her ex-boyfriend told a judge on Wednesday that it was unable to reach a unanimous decision in the case, but the judge asked them to resume deliberations. Full Story

	Jodi Arias urges Arizona jury to spare her death penalty
	Jodi Arias denied mistrial in death penalty hearing

Stephen 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

		U.S. House votes to force approval of Keystone pipeline The U.S. House of Representatives approved a bill on Wednesday declaring that a presidential permit was not needed to approve the Canada-to-Nebraska leg of the proposed Keystone XL oil pipeline. Full Story

Toronto Coun. Doug Ford denies allegations against Rob Ford
Councillor Doug Ford insists crack video allegations against his embattled brother are untrue. Full Story
Costa Concordia shipwreck captain to face manslaughter trial
The captain of the cruise ship Costa Concordia, which capsized off Italy’s west coast last year killing 32 people, will face trial for manslaughter as well as other charges, an Italian judge ruled on Wednesday. Full Story

Man hacked to death in London street
British Prime Minister David Cameron called an emergency security meeting on Wednesday after a man was killed near an army barracks in London, and two men were shot and wounded by police. Full Story

Suspected London attacker

		Are political polls irrelevant? After the B.C. fiasco, Canada’s polling industry is — once again — engaged in a painful existential debate about what they do and how they do it. Daily Feature