Category Archives: Canada

Court hears tapes after police bugged apartment in Tina Fontaine murder case
WINNIPEG - A man accused of murdering an Indigenous teenager in Winnipeg was recorded by police saying he’d bet the girl was killed because he found out she was only 15 years old. “I drew ...
Kayla Derkach Feb 14, 2018
No one hurt as WestJet diverts flight in B.C., due to fire warning light
PRINCE GEORGE, B.C. - Passengers aboard a scheduled WestJet Encore flight from Fort St. John, B.C., to Vancouver had an unexpected stopover when their plane was diverted to Prince George. WestJet says...
Kayla Derkach Feb 14, 2018

Waterloo, Ont., school board to hold off on providing naloxone
A school board in southwestern Ontario has decided not to follow the example of other boards that are stocking up on naloxone kits to deal with a growing opioid crisis, opting instead to focus on anti...
Kayla Derkach Feb 14, 2018

'You lied' Patrick Brown lashes out at CTV over sex assault allegations report
TORONTO - Patrick Brown has stepped up his campaign to defend himself against sexual misconduct allegations, challenging his accusers to take their complaints to police and lashing out at CTV News as ...
Kayla Derkach Feb 14, 2018
Feds pursue social procurement as report urges more help for women entrepreneurs
OTTAWA - A new report is adding to the growing pressure on governments to use their multibillion-dollar buying power to help support businesses run by women - and all signs suggest Ottawa has heard th...
Kayla Derkach Feb 14, 2018

New Quebec program targeting youth aims to stem runaways, teen sexual exploitation
MONTREAL - The lead actress behind a new gritty Quebec TV series about the harsh reality of running away and being trapped by juvenile prostitution says she hopes to encourage youth to not follow her ...
Kayla Derkach Feb 14, 2018

Quebec politician proposes during legislature session on Valentine's Day
QUEBEC - A Quebec politician caused a Valentine’s Day stir when he proposed to his partner during a session of the provincial legislature this morning. Eric Lefebvre popped the question to Genev...
Kayla Derkach Feb 14, 2018

Education minister warns teachers, union could face fines in an illegal walkout
HALIFAX - The Nova Scotia government’s latest standoff with the province’s 9,300 unionized public school teachers appears to have more to do with a squabble over union membership than addr...
Kayla Derkach Feb 14, 2018

Time for 'rights-based approach' to Indigenous affairs, PM Trudeau says
OTTAWA - Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is planning to overhaul the way the federal government relates to Indigenous Peoples, proposing a new legislative framework designed to pave the way toward stron...
Kayla Derkach Feb 14, 2018

Report warned rights of N.S. people with disabilities 'verging' on violation
HALIFAX - An external report warned more than a decade ago that a Nova Scotia hospital was “verging” on violating the basic rights of people with disabilities by forcing them to live in a ...
Kayla Derkach Feb 14, 2018

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