WHISTLER, B.C. - If there's one memory the world took away from Canada after the 2010 Winter Olympic and Paralympic Games, it was the sea of red that washed over the country.

MONTREAL - The question of whether protesters should be banned from wearing face masks is pitting civil libertarians against Montreal's police force, and the cops appear to be losing.

BRAMPTON, Ont. - More than a week of jury selection kicks off today in a courtroom in Brampton, Ont., for the trial of three men accused of plotting terror attacks in Canada.

OTTAWA - Differences between China and the United States could undermine the G20 summit that Canada is hosting this summer, and are calling into question the continued existence of the new world club.

EDMONTON - Federal NDP Leader Jack Layton hopes a motion that would make it harder to prorogue Parliament will help get more Canadians involved in the political process.

Twitter is so many things to so many people: infomercial, backyard fence, brain dump. The funny, famous, famous for the wrong reasons or simply very useful have thousands of followers, but who do THEY follow?

HALIFAX, N.S. - Is the clock ticking on "22 Minutes"?

NEW YORK - The next few months could keep Conan O'Brien very busy.

Another email scam is circulating online trying to ensnare unsuspecting Facebook users into divulging all their passwords.

BANGKOK, Thailand - Thailand's prime minister said Thursday the government was ready to hold talks with protesters, who want him to call new elections, but only if they stop throwing blood, blocking government offices and remain peaceful.