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 The Canadian Press - MAPLE RIDGE, B.C. - Was he a member of a Tamil Tigers delegation that travelled to a dozen countries to raise money for humanitarian aid?
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 The Canadian Press - OTTAWA - A member of Afghanistan's notorious intelligence service boasted to Canadian military officers in the spring of last year that his organization was able to "torture" or "beat" prisoners during the course of its investigations, say federal documents.
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 The Canadian Press - OTTAWA - Millions of dollars in taxpayer stimulus cash doled out by the Harper government was conditional upon project managers putting up federal promotional signs, The Canadian Press has learned.
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CBC - Quebec cabinet minister Claude Béchard, who died Tuesday after a public battle with cancer, will be given a national funeral, Premier Jean Charest announces.
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 The Canadian Press - OTTAWA - One of the most powerful lawmakers in the United States is going to hear about the Alberta oilsands from both supporters and detractors.
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 Reuters - LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - A former bodyguard for Britney Spears filed a sexual harassment lawsuit on Wednesday accusing the pop star of repeatedly parading herself around in the nude and having sex in front of him.
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 Reuters - LOS ANGELES (Billboard) - "Glee" star Matthew Morrison hopes to release his debut album in February, as he fits recording in between filming episodes of the show's second season.
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 The Canadian Press - TORONTO - Newcomers Noah Reid and Allie MacDonald had no idea what they were in for when they signed on to play crooning teens in the Canadian comedy "Score: A Hockey Musical."
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Reuters - LOS ANGELES (Hollywood Reporter) - Michael Dennison, who designed costumes for such films as "Eat Pray Love," "The Book of Eli" and "The Spirit," died September 2 from a brain aneurysm during a film shoot in Pittsburgh. He was 58.
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The Canadian Press - KANSAS CITY, Mo. - The controversy over a Vanity Fair article about Sarah Palin continued Wednesday with the reporter disputing a conservative activist's claim that she tried to prevent him from mistaking her child for Palin's.
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LONDON - England coach Fabio Capello plans to retire after the 2012 European Championship when his contract expires.
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MINNEAPOLIS - Minnesota Twins first baseman Justin Morneau says he's still optimistic that he will play again this season even though he's been out of the lineup for two months because of a concussion.
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NEW YORK, N.Y. - A point that meant little on the scoreboard Wednesday in the U.S. Open offered a clue about the difference between a player struggling to reach the top and another who's much closer.
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The Rugby World Cup kicks off a year from Thursday with pundits already wondering whether host New Zealand can maintain its majestic level of play.
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SAN DIEGO - The San Diego Chargers have released cornerback Brandon Hughes to make room on the roster for quarterback J.T. O'Sullivan.
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