Category Archives: Canada

Damage control needed on Alberta Opposition leader's India trip: trade minister
EDMONTON - The Alberta government says it will be doing “damage control” after Opposition leader Jason Kenney’s visit to India. Trade Minister Deron Bilous says there appears to be c...
Andrew Snook Sep 18, 2018

Freeland monitoring suspected poisoning of Canadian Pussy Riot member
OTTAWA - Foreign Affairs Minister Chrystia Freeland says she is taking a personal interest in the possible poisoning of a Canadian member of the Russian protest group Pussy Riot. German doctors have b...
Andrew Snook Sep 18, 2018

Judge agrees to delay hearing Abdelrazik lawsuit due to federal plea
OTTAWA - After waiting nine years to make his case against the federal government, Abousfian Abdelrazik will have to stay patient a while longer. The Montreal man’s lawsuit over Canada’s r...
Andrew Snook Sep 18, 2018

New Brunswick hires 'election ambassadors' in bid to generate youth excitement
FREDERICTON - Election officials and student groups have launched a concerted effort to get students to vote in next week’s New Brunswick election - including flexible voting rules and the hirin...
Andrew Snook Sep 18, 2018

New private Halifax clinic 'deeply troubling' Nova Scotia NDP says
HALIFAX - Nova Scotia’s NDP says the emergence of a new private Halifax clinic that aims to reduce the strain on the public health-care system is “deeply troubling.” Unified Health b...
Andrew Snook Sep 18, 2018
Trucker guilty of dangerous driving in Ontario highway crash that left 4 dead
A Quebec trucker’s prolonged inattentiveness on an Ontario highway three years ago triggered a horrific crash that left four people dead and several others injured, a judge has ruled, finding th...
Andrew Snook Sep 18, 2018
Trucker guilty of dangerous driving in Ontario highway crash that left 4 dead
A Quebec trucker’s prolonged inattentiveness on an Ontario highway three years ago triggered a horrific crash that left four people dead and several others injured, a judge has ruled, finding th...
Kayla Derkach Sep 18, 2018
Ombudsman mulls new probe after three Ontario police suicides
TORONTO - Ontario’s ombudsman is mulling whether to take another look at how provincial police deal with officers who suffer serious stress on the job and, in some cases, end up killing themselv...
Andrew Snook Sep 18, 2018
Ombudsman mulls new probe after three Ontario police suicides
TORONTO - Ontario’s ombudsman is mulling whether to take another look at how provincial police deal with officers who suffer serious stress on the job and, in some cases, end up killing themselv...
Kayla Derkach Sep 18, 2018
Transat to give $500,000 to Le Devoir to boost paper's international coverage
Montreal Le Devoir’s international news coverage is about to get a boost in the form of a $100,000 annual donation over five years from tour operator Transat, which will cover travel and logisti...
Andrew Snook Sep 18, 2018

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