• Fulcrum to stay the course as Canada independent
  TORONTO (Reuters) - Fulcrum Capital plans to stay the course with its meat-and-potatoes approach to investing in resources now that it has completed a spin-off from HSBC and embarked as an independent
• Judge to rule on constitutionality of polygamy law
  A judge's decision Wednesday could challenge Canada's ban on polygamy.
• India grants bail for wrongfully arrested Muslims
  A Mumbai court Wednesday granted bail to nine Muslim men who have been held in jail since being wrongfully arrested for a series of blasts in western India that killed 37 people in 2006.
• EU leaders agree on fiscal pact, ECB douses hopes
  BRUSSELS (Reuters) - European Union leaders agreed on new fiscal rules enshrining tougher budget discipline on Thursday, an EU official said, after the European Central Bank doused hopes of dramatic a
• Suspected US missiles kill 7 in northwest Pakistan
  Suspected U.S. drones fired four missiles at a home in Pakistan's rugged tribal region near the Afghan border on Thursday, killing seven alleged militants in the third such strike in as many days, Pak