TUKTOYAKTUK, Northwest Territories - Canada's prime minister moved to firm up control of disputed Arctic waters Wednesday by announcing stricter registration requirements for ships sailing in the Northwest Passage. Prime Minister Stephen Harper said ...

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Anyone who watched Hurricane Fay crisscross the state of Florida last week knows the havoc that wind and water can wreak. As Floridians begin to clean up and Georgians catch the tail-end of Fay’s dousing, I wonder how many travelers’ vacation ...

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This photo, taken in 2005, shows a Royal Caribbean ship sliced in two to make room for more accommodations. It may have been a spiffy pic, but a photo appearing in Monday’s Daily Mail newspaper of a cruise ship being cut in half is nothing new, the ...

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Harper flexes Canadian control of Arctic waters, expands pollution ... - CJAD

TUKTOYAKTUK, N.W.T. - Prime Minister Stephen Harper travelled to the western gates of the Northwest Passage on Wednesday to assert control of the disputed Arctic waters that Canada claims for its own. In a move that Arctic experts have long called ...