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The Wednesday news briefing: An at-a-glance survey of some top stories
Highlights from the news file for Wednesday, Sept. 20 --- LIBERALS SEIZE ON TORY’S ‘BARBIE’ TWEET: The Liberals have their sights set on Conservative Gerry Ritz after the Saskatchewa...
Kayla Derkach Sep 20, 2017
Mulroney breaks ground for Mulroney Institute: 'It was a major endeavour'
ANTIGONISH, N.S. - Brian Mulroney returned once more to St. Francis Xavier University, his Nova Scotia alma mater, for the official ground-breaking of a $100 million project for which he raised the mo...
Kayla Derkach Sep 20, 2017
Quebec refuses opposition's call to denounce Spanish government over Catalonia
QUEBEC - The Quebec government rejected calls Wednesday from the opposition to publicly denounce the intensifying crackdown in Spain against the Catalan independence movement. Christine St-Pierre, Que...
Kayla Derkach Sep 20, 2017
Regina teen involved in girl's murder minimizing role in death:youth worker
REGINA - A community youth worker says a teenager convicted in the murder of a 16-year-old girl is minimizing his role in her death. Elizabeth Christoffel of the Ministry of Justice met with the teen ...
Kayla Derkach Sep 20, 2017
Provinces, territories push feds to loosen restrictions on infrastructure cash
OTTAWA - Provincial and territorial governments are asking the federal Liberals to loosen the strings tied to billions in upcoming infrastructure spending, including more relaxed spending requirements...
Kayla Derkach Sep 20, 2017

McKenna addresses 'climate Barbie' furor, slams rampant sexism on the right
Canada’s environment minister says she’s fed up with the sexist comments women in politics have to put up with, and she accuses conservatives of being the worst offenders in the misogyny d...
Kayla Derkach Sep 20, 2017
Animal group takes Ontario minister to court over endangered species
TORONTO - An animal rights group is taking an Ontario minister to court in what it calls an attempt to protect endangered and threatened species in the province, including the mountain lion and a bird...
Kayla Derkach Sep 20, 2017
BC Treaty Commission aims to have 14 treaties signed in two years
VANCOUVER - The British Columbia Treaty Commission says the political climate provincially and federally is ripe for pushing ahead stalled First Nation treaty negotiations. The commission released its...
Kayla Derkach Sep 20, 2017
All alerts, evacuation orders lifted as worst wildfire season eases in B.C.
VANCOUVER - For the first time in nearly three months, all wildfire evacuation orders and alerts have been lifted in British Columbia as the province begins to recover from its worst wildfire season o...
Kayla Derkach Sep 20, 2017

Retired Mountie headed to U.S. prison for smuggling narwhal tusks
BANGOR, Maine - A retired Mountie accused of smuggling narwhal tusks was sentenced Wednesday to five years and two months in a U.S. prison for related money-laundering counts. Gregory Logan, 60, of Sa...
Kayla Derkach Sep 20, 2017

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