Category Archives: Canada
Online backlash against Don Cherry for comments on immigrants and Remembrance Day
TORONTO - Hockey commentator Don Cherry is in the limelight yet again, this time for complaining that he rarely sees people he believes to be new immigrants wearing poppies ahead of Remembrance Day. T...
Nov 09, 2019

Kenney announces 'Fair Deal Panel' to advance Alberta's interests
RED DEER, Alta. - Alberta Premier Jason Kenney announced the creation of a panel that will examine ways to make his province more independent of Ottawa in a speech to the conservative Manning Centre o...
Nov 09, 2019

Liberal winners, losers gather in Ottawa after disappointing election result
OTTAWA - Justin Trudeau says his new government has a lot of work to do to ensure it is governing for the entire country, but his MPs are warning the prime minister not to go too far to plac...
Nov 09, 2019

Unattended cigarette may be cause of Montreal fatal fire that left mom, daughter dead
MONTREAL - An unattended cigarette may be behind a fire inside a west-end Montreal apartment late Friday that left a woman and her eight-year-old daughter dead and her five-year-ol...
Nov 09, 2019

Quebec, swimming in cash, plans $850 million in new spending aimed at families
Quebec's economy is humming, allowing the government to shower Quebecers with more than $850 million in extra spending this fiscal year - mostly on families with children - and pay...
Nov 09, 2019

Quebec politician denied access to legislature over hoodie in latest fashion spat
QUEBEC - The provincial legislature refused access Thursday to Quebec solidaire member Catherine Dorion after she showed up for work wearing a hoodie. The legislature's deputy speaker, Chantal Soucy, ...
Nov 09, 2019

Food vouchers replace cheques as computer woes continue for Nunavut government
IQALUIT, Nunavut - The government of Nunavut is still struggling with computer systems paralyzed by a cyber attack last weekend. "Network recovery is ongoing as the (territory) works to...
Nov 09, 2019

N.S. premier defends trade mission to China as Canadians remain behind bars
HALIFAX - As two Canadians detained in China approach one year behind bars, Nova Scotia's premier is defending his latest trade mission to the country as the best way to demonstrate what democracies h...
Nov 09, 2019

Winnipeg police upgrade charge to murder in stabbing of three-year-old
WINNIPEG - Police have upgraded a charge in the death of a three-year-old boy to second-degree murder. Daniel Jensen, 33, had been charged with attempted murder after the sleeping boy was stabbed mult...
Nov 09, 2019

Wildlife expert identifies rogue goose likely responsible for attacking woman
HALIFAX - The rogue goose likely responsible for an unprovoked attack on an 87-year-old Halifax-area woman has been identified, and the angry bird may be removed from a w...
Nov 09, 2019