Reuters - The H5N1 avian flu virus has not yet made its way to North America, although many experts believe it will, U.S. government researchers said on Thursday.

Canadian Press - QUEBEC (CP) - Prime Minister Stephen Harper says he wants to get the federal government's relationship back on track with Quebec.

Yvonne Lee - All Headline News Staff Reporter Montreal, Canada (AHN) - A coroner in Quebec, Canada says a teen with a peanut allergy did not die last November from kissing her boyfriend, who had eaten peanut-butter earlier that day. Instead, lack of oxygen to her brain was partly responsible...

Canadian Press - QUEBEC (CP) - Parti Quebecois member Nicole Leger is resigning her Montreal seat in the provincial assembly.

AP - A 15-year-old girl with a peanut allergy did not die from kissing her boyfriend following his snack of peanut butter, a Quebec coroner said Friday, countering a report that drew international attention last year.

Canadian Press - MONTREAL (CP) - Quebec advertising executive Jean Brault pleaded guilty on Thursday to five of six fraud-related charges brought against him in the wake of the sponsorship scandal.

Canadian Press - MONTREAL (CP) - The Canadian Food Inspection Agency has ordered a quarantine of eight Quebec poultry farms that recently imported live ducks and hatching eggs from France, the latest country hit by a deadly avian influenza virus.

AP - In a rare public dissent, 19 Catholic priests have denounced the Vatican's opposition to gay marriage and allowing homosexuals into the priesthood.

Canadian Press - QUEBEC (CP) - The Quebec government will impose new management and accounting rules on the province's liquor board amid a pricing scandal, The Canadian Press has learned.

Canadian Press - QUEBEC (CP) - Raymond Boucher, the chairman of Quebec's liquor commission, resigned Friday as controversy surrounding the Crown corporation's policies grew.

Canadian Press - QUEBEC (CP) - Raymond Boucher, the chairman of Quebec's liquor commission, resigned Friday as controversy surrounding the Crown corporation's policies grew.

Canadian Press - OTTAWA (CP) - A province-led summit on post-secondary education Friday is about much more than demanding increased federal funding, says Quebec Premier Jean Charest.

Canadian Press - OTTAWA (CP) - Prime Minister Stephen Harper says Quebec is showing national leadership with its new policy on health care, which includes a limited role for private clinics.

Canadian Press - MONTREAL (CP) - A member of the Rockers biker gang was found guilty for a second time Sunday of gunning down an innocent teenager after a confrontation with bouncers outside a Montreal nightclub.

Canadian Press - MONTREAL (CP) - A coalition of conservation and outdoors groups say the Quebec government has failed on its international commitments to protect the environment.

Canadian Press - LAVAL, Que. (CP) - Quebec Premier Jean Charest says health care reform remains the top priority for his Liberal government in the latter half of its mandate.

Canadian Press - MONTREAL (CP) - This winter's topsy-turvy weather has quite literally turned Quebec mail carriers on their heads.

Canadian Press - VAL-ALAIN, Que. (CP) - A CN train has derailed in a town near Quebec City although no one was hurt.

Canadian Press - (CP) - Massive multi-vehicle crashes in Ontario and Quebec killed at least five people including a father and his two-year-old daughter Friday during a fierce winter storm that left a busy highway strewn with a trail of smashed cars, trucks and tractor-trailers.

Canadian Press - QUEBEC (CP) - Premier Jean Charest opened the door Thursday to a limited role for the private sector within Quebec's public health-care system to ensure timely access to hip and knee replacement and cataract surgery.