Yet another case of it doesn't matter if the headline matches the story

The Toronto Star (running a CP News story) - Get troops out of Afghanistan, fallen soldier's family says

The article then goes on to interview a godfather, identified in other news outlets as an Uncle. No mention of what the immediate family actually thinks. The original CP News story had this for a headline - Death of female Cdn shocks relative who wants troops out of Afghanistan (although I believe it might have mentioned "family" as well in their first publication of the story)
Update: The Star changed the story to one of their own at 4:30 am - Fallen soldier 'our ray of sunshine'

CTV News on the other hand - Ramp ceremony held for fallen Canadian soldier - focuses on Trooper Blais, as the story should, leaving any political commentary for another day.

Has quotes from the family's statement supporting their daughter along with a mention of the Uncle's disagreement.

Globe and Mail - Grief-stricken relative questions Afghan mission. While the Globe leads with the grief-stricken Uncle, they at least provide the family's statement as well.

National Post - Slain soldier leaves behind 'void that is too big'. A tribute to Trooper Blais and her life cut short. BZ!

Now I remember why I was so happy that CanWest dumped CP News Service in favour of forming their own.