Category Archives: Canada
B.C. study says kids not eating enough veggies, fruit, dairy during school hours
VANCOUVER - Parents tasked with preparing school lunches might reach for convenient packaged foods, but the author of a new study says kids across Canada aren’t eating enough nutritious food dur...
Kayla Derkach Aug 23, 2017

Police identify over 90 persons of interest in teen homicide in Burnaby, B.C.
BURNABY, B.C. - Police say they have identified more than 90 persons of interest involving the homicide investigation of a 13-year-old girl found dead in a suburban Vancouver park. Marrisa Shen’...
Kayla Derkach Aug 23, 2017

Campfire bans, backcountry restrictions lifted in B.C. as wildfire risk drops
WILLIAMS LAKE, B.C. - Restrictions on travel to British Columbia’s backcountry and bans on campfires were lifted in some parts of the province on Wednesday as improved conditions lowered the wil...
Kayla Derkach Aug 23, 2017
What happens if Trump cancels NAFTA? 10 lawyers agree: Lotsa lawsuits
WASHINGTON - He can huff, and he can puff, but can Donald Trump really single-handedly blow NAFTA down? It’s more than fairy-tale conjecture now. It’s a question of practical importance as...
Kayla Derkach Aug 23, 2017

The Wednesday news briefing: An at-a-glance survey of some top stories
Highlights from the news file for Wednesday, Aug. 23 --- CANADA, MEXICO SHRUG OFF TRUMP THREAT: Donald Trump’s sudden threat to blow up NAFTA less than a week into its renegotiation isn’t ...
Kayla Derkach Aug 23, 2017

Trudeau says no plans to join U.S. missile defence, send troops to Afghanistan
OTTAWA - Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has thrown cold water on suggestions the Liberal government wants to sign onto continental ballistic missile defence, or that it might send troops back into Afgh...
Kayla Derkach Aug 23, 2017
Tory critic says old age security report shows need to rethink age requirement
OTTAWA - Record-high spending forecasts for the old age security program show a need to rethink the age of eligibility, among other measures to keep it sustainable, the opposition Tories say. The chie...
Kayla Derkach Aug 23, 2017
U.S. vice- presidential jet lands in Whitehorse during routine mission
WHITEHORSE - Residents of Whitehorse can’t be blamed for thinking the president of the United States had arrived in Yukon for a surprise visit as what appeared to be the presidential plane touch...
Kayla Derkach Aug 23, 2017
Sluggish oil prices continue to plague Alberta's bottom line: fiscal update
EDMONTON - Sluggish oil prices are forcing Alberta to dip into its reserve fund and look for more in-house savings to keep its $10.5-billion deficit from sliding further into the red. In his first-qua...
Kayla Derkach Aug 23, 2017
Five things the federal government is doing about the influx of border crossers
OTTAWA - Nearly 7,000 people have crossed illegally into Canada in the last six weeks, most intent on filing for refugee status. The surge this summer caps seven months of near-steady increases in the...
Kayla Derkach Aug 23, 2017

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