AFP Oklahoma tornado death count not firm, governor says CBC.ca The number of deaths caused by the Oklahoma tornado may yet rise, Gov. Mary Fallin indicated Tuesday, saying there have been 237 injuries reported in the aftermath of the storm 16 kilometres south of Oklahoma City. The tornado packed 320 km/h winds, …
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AFP Senators caught misusing taxpayers’ dollars ‘should be fired’: Demers CTV News Conservative Sen. Jacques Demers says if any senators are caught abusing taxpayers’ dollars, they should do more than step down from caucus: “They should not be a senator.” Demers made the comments after he attended a Conservative caucus meeting … The scandal reaches the PMO – Montreal Gazette Montreal Gazette Stephen Harper distances himself from Senate expense scandal (with video) Vancouver Sun Senate expected to move quickly on reforms to expense claims Canada.com AFP - Ottawa Citizen - CBC.ca all 176 news articles »
Vancouver Sun Harper government had to know $90000 payment to senator crossed all sorts of … Vancouver Sun Section 17 (1) of the Senate Conflict of Interest code states: “Neither a Senator, nor a family member, shall accept … any gift or other benefit, except compensation authorized by law, that could reasonably be considered to relate to the Senator’s position.” ..
ABC News Two-mile-wide tornado slams Oklahoma City area, killing at least 10 CNN Shawnee, Oklahoma (CNN) — At least 10 people were killed Monday when a powerful tornado blasted an area outside of Oklahoma City, ripping roofs off buildings, leveling homes, and cutting a wide path of destruction the scale of which is just starting to be … 6 dead as tornado churns through Oklahoma City suburbs CBC.ca Monster tornado kills at least 10 in Oklahoma City area Toronto Star Tornadoes Fast Facts CNN International The Guardian - BBC News - Reuters all 950 news articles »
Montreal Gazette Senate scandal may further weaken Harper’s hold on Tory caucus National Post Emerging from a dramatic week that has seen him lose two senators and his chief of staff, Stephen Harper will focus now on calming down his anxious caucus and righting a listing Conservative ship. Tory MPs have been hearing from upset constituents about … 



