Category Archives: Canada
Some Grade 9 students to negotiate end-of-term grades in new pilot project
CALEDON, Ont. - A new pilot project at a high school in Ontario will see Grade 9 students negotiating their end-of-semester grades with their teacher, an idea some experts say will help keep the focus...
Kayla Derkach Sep 05, 2017

Nova Scotia 'GRABHER' licence plate back in court with fresh arguments
HALIFAX - A legal battle over whether Nova Scotia violated the constitution when it ruled a man’s personalized licence plate was offensive to women is expected back in court with fresh arguments...
Kayla Derkach Sep 05, 2017
Babysitter faces new charge after baby found alone in burning Montreal apartment
MONTREAL - A woman who allegedly left a baby alone in a Montreal apartment that caught fire is facing a new charge of obstructing police work. Josee Milot pleaded not guilty in court Tuesday to the ob...
Kayla Derkach Sep 05, 2017

Surprising growth surge forces forecasters to revisit economic predictions
OTTAWA - A surprisingly powerful performance from the Canadian economy is pushing some forecasters to change their outlooks - starting with their predictions for Wednesday’s central bank rate an...
Kayla Derkach Sep 05, 2017

Cenovus Energy's $975M Pelican Lake sale a 'first step' to reducing debt burden
CALGARY - Investors and analysts offered measured praise Tuesday as Cenovus Energy (TSX:CVE) delivered the first of four key asset sales it has promised to help pay for its $17.7-billion purchase of m...
Kayla Derkach Sep 05, 2017

Renewed calls for ban on caleches after horse collapses in Old Montreal
MONTREAL - Animal-welfare groups have renewed their calls for a ban on horse-drawn carriages in Montreal after another horse collapsed in the street over the long weekend. The animal was found lying o...
Kayla Derkach Sep 05, 2017

Brad Trost seeking to take Tories to court over alleged leak of party list
OTTAWA - Failed Conservative leadership candidate Brad Trost is seeking an Ontario court’s opinion on whether his campaign ought to have been fined for leaking the party’s membership list....
Kayla Derkach Sep 05, 2017
Commission to seek input on representation for Acadians, African Nova Scotians
HALIFAX - The first African Nova Scotian woman elected to the provincial legislature says she’s skeptical a commission will come up with anything substantive on electoral representation for Acad...
Kayla Derkach Sep 05, 2017

Charges in fatal Radiohead stage collapse stayed over lengthy trial delays
TORONTO - Charges stemming from a fatal Radiohead concert stage collapse in 2012 were stayed Tuesday when a judge ruled the justice system had failed in allowing the case to take far too long to come ...
Kayla Derkach Sep 05, 2017

N.B. shuffle focuses on elusive population growth: 'We just can't find people'
FREDERICTON - It’s not a sale on corn or blueberries advertised on the grocery store road sign in St. Stephen, N.B. Instead, spelled out in bright, bold letters, is the notice “hiring in a...
Kayla Derkach Sep 05, 2017

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