Category Archives: Canada
City expected to approve Halloween bylaw restricting older teens, setting curfew
BATHURST, N.B. - Changes to a controversial Halloween bylaw banning older teenagers from trick-or-treating and setting an early curfew for anyone in disguise were expected to be approved in a northern...
Kayla Derkach Oct 16, 2017

Ontario college strike cancels classes for about half a million students
TORONTO - Classes were cancelled for about half a million students in Ontario on Monday as faculty at the province’s colleges went on strike. The labour dispute involving more than 12,000 profes...
Kayla Derkach Oct 16, 2017
Law governing those with intellectual deficits needs change: advocates
HALIFAX - Nova Scotia legislation aimed at giving greater autonomy to people with intellectual or cognitive disabilities came under criticism Monday, with predictions it will face a constitutional cha...
Kayla Derkach Oct 16, 2017

Sarah Polley speaks out about experience with Harvey Weinstein
TORONTO - Canadian film and TV star Sarah Polley says Harvey Weinstein once suggested they have a “close relationship” in order to advance her career, but she turned him down. In an op-ed ...
Kayla Derkach Oct 16, 2017

Former Canadian sprinter Macrozonaris still running, this time for public office
Nicolas Macrozonaris’s first car was a fluorescent green 1993 Ford Tempo that he bought for $800 and four pairs of Oakley sunglasses. It was 2002, and the beginning of a rags-to-riches couple of...
Kayla Derkach Oct 16, 2017
Whales show brains, social interaction go together: study
The rich social interaction and highly evolved brains of some whales are linked in a kind of evolutionary feedback loop, a newly published paper suggests. The research, largely done at the University ...
Kayla Derkach Oct 16, 2017
Business sentiment moderates from strong summer high: Bank of Canada poll
OTTAWA - Canadian companies remain positive about the future but there are signs business sentiment has begun to cool down from its mid-summer high, said new poll results released Monday by the Bank o...
Kayla Derkach Oct 16, 2017

Liberals trimming small-business tax rate amid uproar over tax-reform proposals
OTTAWA - The Trudeau government took the first of several steps Monday to stanch the bleeding from a self-inflicted political wound, resurrecting a campaign promise to cut taxes for small businesses o...
Kayla Derkach Oct 16, 2017
Halifax man arrested after hit and run on city's popular waterfront boardwalk
HALIFAX - A Halifax man is in custody after a vehicle was driven onto the city’s picturesque waterfront boardwalk Sunday night, striking a pedestrian before fleeing the scene. Police say the 22-...
Kayla Derkach Oct 16, 2017

Montreal's famous 'Spoonman' busker says he's semi-retiring due to city bylaws
MONTREAL - After more than 20 years of clacking cutlery in front of Ogilvy’s department store, one of Montreal’s best-known buskers says he’s getting ready to hang up his spoons, at ...
Kayla Derkach Oct 16, 2017

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