Category Archives: Canada

Province defies federal government demand for $50 a tonne price on carbon
WINNIPEG - Manitoba’s Progressive Conservative government will announce a carbon tax of $25 a tonne Friday - to be implemented sometime next year - and keep it at that rate, a government source ...
Kayla Derkach Oct 26, 2017
Many conditions could prompt parents to seek assisted death for children: doctor
TORONTO - For most people, medically assisted death likely conjures up the image of an adult with a terminal illness seeking to end their suffering. But surveys released this week show pediatricians a...
Kayla Derkach Oct 26, 2017

Rachel McAdams goes public with James Toback allegations
Canadian actress Rachel McAdams has gone public with an experience she says she had with writer-director James Toback, who’s reportedly been accused by some 200 women of sexual harassment. McAda...
Kayla Derkach Oct 26, 2017
Canadian survivor of Hiroshima nuclear bombing to accept Nobel Peace Prize
TORONTO - A Canadian who survived the Second World War nuclear bomb attack on Hiroshima will accept the Nobel Peace Prize on behalf of the International Campaign to Abolish Nuclear Weapons. Setsuko Th...
Kayla Derkach Oct 26, 2017

Boats told to stay at least 200 metres away from killer whales off B.C. coast
OTTAWA - Fisheries Minister Dominic LeBlanc says there will be regulations in place before the spring to ensure no boat comes within 200 metres of southern resident killer whales in Canadian waters. L...
Kayla Derkach Oct 26, 2017

The Thursday news briefing: An at-a-glance survey of some top stories
Highlights from the news file for Thursday, Oct. 26 --- POTENTIAL CYBER ATTACKS WORRY CENTRAL BANK GOVERNOR: Bank of Canada Governor Stephen Poloz says the threat of a cyberattack is perhaps the scena...
Kayla Derkach Oct 26, 2017

In the Bank of Canada governor's words: excerpts from Poloz interview
OTTAWA - Bank of Canada governor Stephen Poloz sat down for an interview Wednesday with The Canadian Press. Here are some selected excerpts of that conversation, in Poloz’s own words. — On...
Kayla Derkach Oct 26, 2017
More than 600 cases of doctor-assisted death in Quebec in 2016-17
MONTREAL - Quebecers are increasingly asking about having the province’s doctor-assisted suicide law expanded, the woman behind the legislation said Thursday. Veronique Hivon of the Parti Quebec...
Kayla Derkach Oct 26, 2017

Marineland sues OSPCA, alleging agency wanted to 'destroy' theme park
Marineland has filed a lawsuit against the Ontario Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, alleging the organization maliciously targeted the theme park in order to curry favour with animal ...
Kayla Derkach Oct 26, 2017

Trudeau's new feminist foreign policy welcomed by new women envoys
OTTAWA - The Liberal government’s new feminist foreign policy could help it break new ground in international affairs when it assumes the G7 presidency next year, says Germany’s ambassador...
Kayla Derkach Oct 26, 2017

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