Category Archives: Canada

Liberals keen to pass bill to advance CPTPP amid NAFTA uncertainty
OTTAWA - Federal Opposition parties are preparing their ammunition for a fall session of Parliament aimed at attacking the Trudeau government’s record on pipelines, trade and promises to raise f...
Kayla Derkach Sep 16, 2018

Monument honouring Polish immigrants erected at Pier 21 in Halifax
HALIFAX - A monument erected in Halifax to honour the Polish-Canadian community further cements the bond between the two countries and highlights the centuries of history that forged it, dignitaries s...
Andrew Snook Sep 16, 2018

Monument honouring Polish immigrants erected at Pier 21 in Halifax
HALIFAX - A monument erected in Halifax to honour the Polish-Canadian community further cements the bond between the two countries and highlights the centuries of history that forged it, dignitaries s...
Kayla Derkach Sep 16, 2018
Quebec reaches 'parity zone' of 40 per cent female candidates: Elections Quebec
MONTREAL - The percentage of women seeking office in Quebec’s fall election has jumped to 40 per cent, the highest in the province’s history. With registration now closed, Elections Quebec...
Andrew Snook Sep 16, 2018
One worker dead after being trapped in derailed train in Manitoba
THOMPSON, Man. - A railway worker has died and another suffered serious injuries after rescuers spent hours trying to free them from the wreckage of a derailment in northern Manitoba. The Arctic Gatew...
Andrew Snook Sep 16, 2018
Quebec reaches 'parity zone' of 40 per cent female candidates: Elections Quebec
MONTREAL - The percentage of women seeking office in Quebec’s fall election has jumped to 40 per cent, the highest in the province’s history. With registration now closed, Elections Quebec...
Kayla Derkach Sep 16, 2018
One worker dead after being trapped in derailed train in Manitoba
THOMPSON, Man. - A railway worker has died and another suffered serious injuries after rescuers spent hours trying to free them from the wreckage of a derailment in northern Manitoba. The Arctic Gatew...
Kayla Derkach Sep 16, 2018

Women lead trucking industry charge to get more female big-riggers behind wheel
VAUDREUIL-DORION, Que. - On a cloudy Monday in late August, Vivianne Carbonneau fires the ignition on her semi truck bearing the load of both an 80,000-pound trailer and a new job title hitched to her...
Andrew Snook Sep 16, 2018
Saskatchewan church built by early black settlers receives heritage designation
MAIDSTONE, Sask. - For a small group of American black families escaping racist Jim Crow laws a century ago, building a church in their new home in Saskatchewan was a priority. Completed in 1912, Shil...
Andrew Snook Sep 16, 2018
Conservative or overly rosy? Digging into the Calgary Olympic bid plan numbers
Calgary’s Olympic bid corporation says the city and Alberta stand to see a five-to-one return on their investment if they have another turn at hosting the Winter Games in 2026. Here is a closer ...
Andrew Snook Sep 16, 2018

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