Category Archives: Canada
Yukon reality TV star sentenced on charges linked to 'Gold Rush' filming
WHITEHORSE - A reality TV star in Yukon has been ordered to pay $31,000 in fines for violating the territory’s Waters Act. Tony Beets was sentenced in Whitehorse last week after being convicted ...
Kayla Derkach Aug 28, 2017

Ontario Provincial Police say massive cocaine seizure is largest in its history
The cocaine was hidden inside hollowed-out quartzite stones packed onto shipping containers coming from Argentina - the drugs were concealed so well that even police dogs couldn’t detect them. I...
Kayla Derkach Aug 28, 2017
Health-care, harm reduction workers call on Ontario to declare opioid emergency
TORONTO - More than 700 doctors, nurses, harm reduction workers and academics are calling on Ontario to declare opioid overdoses and deaths an emergency, as British Columbia did last year. The front-l...
Kayla Derkach Aug 28, 2017

Trudeau splits Indigenous affairs, names personal friend to veterans affairs
OTTAWA - Prime Minister Justin Trudeau used a mid-mandate mini-shuffle Monday to shore up his cabinet in two areas where his government has fallen far short of his soaring campaign rhetoric: veterans ...
Kayla Derkach Aug 28, 2017
New collective agreements blamed for slowdown in resolving pay problems
OTTAWA - Repairing the federal government’s public service pay system is a top priority, the newly minted minister responsible for the Phoenix payroll service insisted Monday, just hours after h...
Kayla Derkach Aug 28, 2017
'So random:' Man arrested after teen stabbed in bathroom of Manitoba church
WINKLER, Man. - Police in southern Manitoba were at a loss Monday as they tried to determine why a 15-year-old girl was repeatedly stabbed inside the women’s washroom at the Pembina Valley Bapti...
Kayla Derkach Aug 28, 2017

Trump ally re-assures Canadians: 'He really truly believes in having free trade'
CHARLOTTETOWN - A key ally of Donald Trump says Canadians should understand the U.S. president believes in free trade, and they shouldn’t read too much into what they hear. Maine Governor Paul L...
Kayla Derkach Aug 28, 2017
Toromont beefing up with $1.02-billion purchase of Hewitt heavy equipment business
MONTREAL - Toromont Industries sees the $1.02-billion purchase of rival heavy equipment supplier Hewitt Group as a way to take advantage of government infrastructure spending and a recovery of metal p...
Kayla Derkach Aug 28, 2017
Deep underground and back in time: a tour of the 'sacred' Bell Island mines
BELL ISLAND, N.L. - Alice Kennedy was well into her 70s before she ever saw the black, cold depths of the iron ore mine that sustained her family for generations. She took a public tour of the rocky l...
Kayla Derkach Aug 28, 2017
Eight-year-old boy among four people killed in head-on Newfoundland collision
WHITBOURNE, N.L. - An eight-year-old boy is among four people who died after a head-on crash in eastern Newfoundland Sunday. Two SUVs collided on an undivided section of the Trans-Canada Highway on th...
Kayla Derkach Aug 28, 2017

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