Category Archives: Canada

Supreme Court limits when accused drunk drivers can get breathalyzer logs
OTTAWA - Canada’s top court has set new limits for defendants trying to beat a drunk-driving charge in a ruling that may have consequences for anyone accused of being high behind the wheel. What...
Kayla Derkach Oct 26, 2018

Pet owners more focused on pooch's comfort than power savings says BC Hydro
VANCOUVER - A study commissioned by BC Hydro reveals most British Columbians believe they keep electricity consumption on a short leash, but when a pet is added to the family, those savings can end up...
Kayla Derkach Oct 26, 2018

Pet owners more focused on pooch's comfort than power savings says BC Hydro
VANCOUVER - A study commissioned by BC Hydro reveals most British Columbians believe they keep electricity consumption on a short leash, but when a pet is added to the family, those savings can end up...
Andrew Snook Oct 26, 2018

Remove U.S. steel and aluminum tariffs before signing USMCA: Mexican minister
OTTAWA - Mexico won’t sign the new North American free trade agreement unless the U.S. removes steel and aluminum tariffs on its two continental neighbours, says a senior Mexican official. Juan ...
Andrew Snook Oct 26, 2018

Remove U.S. steel and aluminum tariffs before signing USMCA: Mexican minister
OTTAWA - Mexico won’t sign the new North American free trade agreement unless the U.S. removes steel and aluminum tariffs on its two continental neighbours, says a senior Mexican official. Juan ...
Kayla Derkach Oct 26, 2018
Large fire guts fish plant in eastern Newfoundland
O’DONNELL’S, N.L. - A fish plant in a small community in eastern Newfoundland has been gutted by a large fire, leaving the village without its core employer. The local volunteer fire depar...
Kayla Derkach Oct 26, 2018
Large fire guts fish plant in eastern Newfoundland
O’DONNELL’S, N.L. - A fish plant in a small community in eastern Newfoundland has been gutted by a large fire, leaving the village without its core employer. The local volunteer fire depar...
Andrew Snook Oct 26, 2018

In the news today, Oct. 26
Eight stories in the news for Friday, Oct. 26 --- SHERMAN INVESTIGATION UPDATE EXPECTED TODAY A lawyer hired by the family of murdered billionaires Barry and Honey Sherman is expected to offer an upda...
Andrew Snook Oct 26, 2018

In the news today, Oct. 26
Eight stories in the news for Friday, Oct. 26 --- SHERMAN INVESTIGATION UPDATE EXPECTED TODAY A lawyer hired by the family of murdered billionaires Barry and Honey Sherman is expected to offer an upda...
Kayla Derkach Oct 26, 2018

Scholarships honour 'big, bright light' and other Broncos players from Alberta
ST. ALBERT, Alta. - Former National Hockey League player Chris Joseph wants people to remember his son for his love of hockey and the smile he brought into every room. Jaxon Joseph, 21, was one of 16 ...
Kayla Derkach Oct 26, 2018

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