Ottawa hosts sex exhibit for students
The capital is known for its museums of culture, agriculture and war -- now Canadians can add an exhibit that provides teens advice on anal sex to the list of Ottawa's attractions. Full Story

	Sex: A raunchy exhibit
	Sex: A Tell-all Exhibit

Man fights for life after wall falls on him
A man was fighting for his life Wednesday after he was showered by bricks that fell from a downtown building Tuesday night. Full Story

Students rush campus to disrupt classes
Hundreds of mask-wearing students rushed a Montreal university campus in an attempt to stop classes, even as Quebec prepared to legislate an end to the three-month student strike and similar acts of violence and disruption. Full Story

	Riot police break human chain in front of college
	Que. students block bridge

Some cops ignored citizens' rights during G20: Watchdog
Some police officers ignored the basic rights of citizens during the G20 Summit in Toronto, a new review says. Full Story

	G20 activist cleared of all charges
	RCMP cleared of wrongdoing at G20 Summit

Edwards, mistress may testify for defence
Former Senator John Edwards, his ex-mistress and his oldest daughter may take the witness stand on Wednesday to offer a last word in his defence at his federal campaign finance trial, Edwards’ lawyer said. Full Story

	Edwards' defence starts its case
	Edwards lawyers to argue for dismissal

Cops hunt groom accused of murdering bride
Cops are hunting for the groom of a bride found stabbed to death in a bathtub at her suburban Chicago apartment a day after they were wed. Full Story

Rippers name to stay in London
The London Rippers are in London, Ont., to stay, despite city council urging the team to change its name and logo. Full Story

O.J. Simpson makes new bid for freedom
Jailed former football star O.J. Simpson has asked a judge to grant him a retrial over allegations he was badly represented by his former legal team. Full Story

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		Feds' patience running out on 'backdoor' long-gun registries Public Safety Minister Vic Toews has renewed his threat to legislate or regulate an end to the registry of long-gun sales in paper ledgers, but he won't say when he'll pull the trigger on it. Full Story Gun-registry standoff

Europe fears send loonie to 16-week low
The Canadian dollar hit a 16-week low against the U.S. dollar on Wednesday as fears of a Greek exit from the euro zone and a worsening debt crisis facing other European nations gripped financial markets. Full Story
Convicted man claims teen girl sexually assaulted him
A 53-year-old man has been convicted of sexually assaulting a 16-year-old girl after a judge rejected his claim it was the girl who assaulted him. Full Story

Strauss-Kahn countersues hotel maid for $1M
Former IMF chief Dominique Strauss-Kahn has filed a $1 million countersuit against the hotel maid who accused him of sexual assault, costing him his job and any chance of being elected president of France. Full Story

		Children of the King During the '70s and '80s, there were plenty of sons, and a few daughters, claiming to be the seeds of rock's patriarch. they are still around. Daily Feature Would you want to be one of Elvis' illegitimate children?