Category Archives: Canada

Trudeau, fellow MPs remember Liberal Arnold Chan, burnish his legacy
OTTAWA - The first day back in the House of Commons took on a sombre hue Monday as MPs paid tribute to Liberal backbencher Arnold Chan, remembering him as a man of courage and humility who made a diff...
Kayla Derkach Sep 18, 2017
Trump at UN: 'America First' president arrives on premier internationalist stage
NEW YORK - This week the United Nations is hearing for the first time from a U.S. president who called the organization weak, incompetent, antithetical to freedom, anti-American and hostile to democra...
Kayla Derkach Sep 18, 2017

The Monday news briefing: An at-a-glance survey of some top stories
Highlights from the news file for Monday, Sept. 18 --- TRUDEAU DELIVERS REBUKE TO BOEING: Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is dropping the gloves in his fight with Boeing, saying his government won’...
Kayla Derkach Sep 18, 2017
Canada's Landmark Cinemas chain sold to Belgian firm for $123 million
CALGARY - Canada’s second-largest chain of movie theatres is being sold to a Belgian firm for about $123 million. Calgary-based Landmark Cinemas says a deal to be purchased by Kinepolis Group of...
Kayla Derkach Sep 18, 2017
Ottawa should pay for added Energy East pipeline regulatory costs: N.B. premier
FREDERICTON - New Brunswick’s premier says if Ottawa wants to change the rules of the regulatory process for the Energy East pipeline, it should pay the added costs. In an open letter to Prime M...
Kayla Derkach Sep 18, 2017
Wildfire-ravaged Waterton to reopen to some residents, business owners
WATERTON, Alta. - Parks Canada has informed some evacuees that they will be able to return to the Waterton Lakes National Park townsite starting Tuesday. Everyone was forced out of the southwestern Al...
Kayla Derkach Sep 18, 2017
Equifax to update Canadians this week, still mum on number impacted by hack
TORONTO - Equifax Canada said Monday it plans to provide an update this week on the impact of its massive data breach - nearly two months after it was first discovered - but would not say how many ind...
Kayla Derkach Sep 18, 2017
'Mr. Big' 1st-degree murder conviction upheld for man who mutilated woman
TORONTO - The first-degree murder conviction handed to a man who beat, strangled and mutilated a young woman before dumping her near-naked body on a trail 11 years ago was upheld Monday. In its ruling...
Kayla Derkach Sep 18, 2017
Canada's proposed national securities regulator 'significantly compromised': report
TORONTO - A forthcoming report says that Canada's proposed national securities regulator has key flaws that need to be addressed before it’s launched prior to the end of next year. The new paper...
Kayla Derkach Sep 18, 2017
B.C. teaching material linking 'squaw' to 'Aboriginal woman' pulled for review
VANCOUVER - A complaint from a parent about a classroom assignment to match the word “squaw” to “Aboriginal woman” has prompted a publisher to remove a book for review and is r...
Kayla Derkach Sep 18, 2017

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