MONTREAL — A pair of Montreal police officers helped a baby enter the world a little earlier than expected on Christmas morning.
Just before 3 a.m., a man frantically flagged down a patrol car in the city's north end and asked for help as his wife began to give birth in their car.
The officers helped the woman deliver her baby until an ambulance arrived.
Mother and baby were taken to hospital under police escort and both are reportedly doing well.
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MONTREAL — It is Day 6 of deliberations for jurors in the Montreal trial of Luka Rocco Magnotta.
WATERLOO, Ont. — BlackBerry is hoping not only to return to the hearts and minds of smartphone users but, starting next year, the company wants to get into their cars and homes too.
HALIFAX — Marijuana remains the drug of choice for members of the Canadian army, based on the Force's latest blind drug testing report that also found cocaine is gaining popularity among some members.
IQALUIT, Nunavut — For years, northerners have complained about Nutrition North to anyone who would listen, grumbling that the $60-million annual federal food subsidy was doing little to ease their staggering grocery costs.
OTTAWA — A spate of public opinion surveys this autumn has prompted the usual end-of-year parsing of political fortunes and chin-stroking prognostications about a federal election that may still be 10 months in the future.