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• AP Sources: IOC, USOC agree on proposed money deal

  (AP) -- International and U.S. Olympic leaders have agreed in principle on a new revenue-sharing deal that would end years of acrimony and clear the way for America to bid again for future games, officials familiar with the negotiations said Tuesday.Two   Read more »

• Quebec protests gain high profile support

  (AP) -- Quebec's student protest movement has gained some high-profile supporters in the fight against tuition fee increases as anger mounts and demonstrations continue against a new law aimed at curbing the three months of demonstrations.Quebec's provin   Read more »

• Emergency law considered in Quebec student protest

  (AP) -- Facing the most sustained student protest in Canadian history, Quebec's provincial government weighed emergency legislation Thursday aimed at ending rallies and demonstrations against rising tuition costs.Authorities said 122 were arrested late W   Read more »

• Canadian wanted for 22 murders nabbed in Panama

  (AP) -- Police in Panama say they have arrested a fugitive with suspected ties to the Hells Angels motorcycle gang who is wanted in Canada for 22 murders.A police statement says Michel Smith was arrested Friday in the Playa Coronado tourist region, 62 mi   Read more »

• Pat LaFontaine coaching a top LI junior club

  After practice was over, Pat LaFontaine was a little hoarse, which says something about him and about the practice. Sometimes a coach just has to yell.Yes, LaFontaine still is effusively polite, as he was throughout his Hall of Fame hockey career. Sure,   Read more »

Around the web

• Maple Leaf Short Duration 2012 Flow-Through Limited Partnership Files Final Prospectus-Books Closing, June 13, 2012

  based on and subject to certain conditions as set forth in the Prospectus. The investment portfolios of both the National and Quebec Class will be actively managed in such a way as to preserve the ability to undertake a future liquidity event, such as a rollover 46 m ago from MarketWire Read more »

• Grand Prix ticket buyers' data pirated by Anonymous hacker collective

  - Quebec Tourism Minister Nicole Ménard said Thursday she is “very pre-occupied” by reports that personal information on purchasers of tickets for next week’s Canadian Grand Prix car race in Montreal had been apparently pirated and posted by the hacker collective 1:34 PM from Montreal Gazette Read more »

• Groupe Séguin Experts-Conseils fined for tax evasion

  Groupe Séguin Experts-Conseils Inc., operating now under the name Genius Conseil Inc., pleaded guilty to charges of tax evasion in Quebec Court in Montreal on Thursday and was fined $32,042. A Canada Revenue Agency investigation determined the company used 1:19 PM from Montreal Gazette Read more »

• London students demonstrate in solidarity with Quebec protests

  the experiences of police intimidation and violence. “People wanted to show support for the thousands arrested on the Quebec protests and those who have suffered injuries from the police,” she said. “Students in Britain received solidarity from around the 12:59 PM from Socialist Worker UK Read more »

• 90s Model Shalom Harlow returns to the runway and packs a punch

  11 inch model who was discovered at a Toronto Cure Concert by a modeling scout made a trip to Montreal to be photographed for Elle´s Quebec edition. That marked the start of her career. She is best known for her cheekbones and her walk. Since then Harlow has 12:45 PM from The Models Blog  Read more »