Canada - AFP

BERLIN (AFP) - Saudi Arabia and Canada did the least this year to cut their greenhouse gas emissions and fight global warming, two European pressure groups said in a report Monday. Full Story »

OTTAWA (AFP) - Canada's government on Monday decried a hoax announcement of its new plans for deep carbon emissions cuts that underscored its rift with environmentalists at international climate talks in Copenhagen. Full Story »

OTTAWA (AFP) - A Syrian man imprisoned in Canada for seven years on terror charges has been reformed by the experience and no longer poses a security threat, a court ruled Monday. Full Story »

NEW YORK (AFP) - Two-time defending National League champion Philadelphia has agreed to a three-team Major League Baseball trade that will bring the Phillies pitcher Roy Halladay, Sports Illustrated reported Monday. Full Story »

MONTREAL (AFP) - Hundreds of demonstrators in six major Canadian cities held street marches Saturday to demand global warming solutions from world leaders attending the climate change summit in Copenhagen. Full Story »

VANCOUVER, Canada (AFP) - Business interests and US partisan politics are behind the furor over leaked emails that have whipped up a controversy at the Copenhagen climate talks, Canadian experts say. Full Story »

PHOENIX, Arizona (AFP) - The National Hockey League is hoping that a proposed sale of the Coyotes franchise to Canadian-base Ice Edge Holdings will keep the team in Phoenix. Full Story »

LOS ANGELES (AFP) - Vancouver is the largest metropolitan area to host a Winter Games but the excitement is being tempered by skyrocketting costs that many fear could leave organizers with a legacy of debt. Full Story »

LONDON (AFP) - Critics heaped praise on Friday on "Avatar", the new epic film by Oscar-winning director James Cameron, calling it a worthy successor to his landmark 1997 blockbuster "Titanic". Full Story »

MONTREAL (AFP) - Higher exports of precious metals, especially gold, pushed Canada's trade balance into surplus in October against all expectations after its economy was flattened by the US recession, a government agency said Thursday. Full Story »