Category Archives: Canada
Alberta scientist mark Canada's birthday in a really, really small way
EDMONTON - Scientists at the University of Alberta are celebrating Canada’s 150th birthday on a nanoscale. They believe they have created the world’s smallest sculpture of a maple leaf, me...
Kayla Derkach Jun 27, 2017

No immediate end to testy relationship between Vancouver crow and Canada Post
VANCOUVER - Snow, rain and heat don’t stop mail carriers from making deliveries, but Canada Post draws the line at crows. The Crown corporation has stopped delivery to several homes on Vancouver...
Kayla Derkach Jun 27, 2017
Feds accept new info on planned nuclear-waste bunker near Lake Huron
TORONTO - A proposal to bury tonnes of radioactive waste in a bunker near Lake Huron has moved a step toward a decision on whether the multibillion-dollar project can proceed. Federal authorities say ...
Kayla Derkach Jun 27, 2017

Feds meeting fiscal goals, inherited $18B baseline deficit: Trudeau
OTTAWA - Prime Minister Justin Trudeau insisted Tuesday that his Liberal government has been keeping its promise to be fiscally responsible and blamed the previous Conservative administration for bein...
Kayla Derkach Jun 27, 2017
Puppy stolen from Barrie, Ont., pet store recovered, 4 kittens still missing
BARRIE, Ont. - Police say they’ve recovered a puppy stolen from a central Ontario pet shop, but are still looking for four kittens taken during the same break-in. They say video surveillance cau...
Kayla Derkach Jun 27, 2017

Cannon stepping down as ambassador to France at the end of September
OTTAWA - Canada’s ambassador to France will be stepping down at the end of September. Lawrence Cannon took to his Twitter account Tuesday to thank former prime minister Stephen Harper for appoin...
Kayla Derkach Jun 27, 2017

Transgender boy's aunt speaks out as suicide expert visits Cape Breton
Justin Newell was a prankster who loved to play tricks on his family, crack jokes and tell silly stories. But the 13-year-old transgender boy took his own life June 3 in a heartbreaking suicide, one o...
Kayla Derkach Jun 27, 2017
Canada-based 'world's largest sleep study' seeks online volunteers
TORONTO - Brain scientists at a Canadian university are aiming to get a better handle on how sleep affects memory, problem solving, and other cognitive functions in what they are billing as the larges...
Kayla Derkach Jun 27, 2017
Fete nationale parade organizers apologize for float pushed by black teenagers
MONTREAL - Organizers of the Fete nationale parade are apologizing to people who were upset by the sight of black teenagers pushing a float carrying a white singer. Footage of the float from Saturday&...
Kayla Derkach Jun 27, 2017

Port of Halifax to welcome its biggest ship yet - the 349-metre Zim Antwerp
HALIFAX - If the Zim Antwerp, a massive container ship that will call on Halifax Thursday, were to stand on its stern, it would dwarf Atlantic Canada’s tallest building. At 349 metres long, the ...
Kayla Derkach Jun 27, 2017

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