Category Archives: Canada
Giant duck coming to Ontario isn't all it's quacked up to be: opposition Tories
TORONTO - An Ontario government grant of about $120,000 that is going toward a giant rubber duck for Canada 150 celebrations is ruffling some feathers. The six-storey-tall, 13,600-kilogram yellow duck...
Kayla Derkach May 29, 2017
Ten things to know about the Nova Scotia election campaign
HALIFAX - Ten things to know about the Nova Scotia election campaign, which ends Tuesday: 1. Polls forecast a Liberal advantage, but no sure thing. Most polls have showed the incumbent Liberals in the...
Kayla Derkach May 29, 2017

Journeyman cruiserweight boxer Whittom in coma after KO loss to Kopas
Journeyman boxer David Whittom was in an induced coma at Saint John Regional Hospital on Monday following surgery to treat bleeding on the brain after a knockout loss. The 38-year-old was listed in st...
Kayla Derkach May 29, 2017
Meet Gary Burrill: The clergyman at the helm of Nova Scotia's New Democrats
HALIFAX - A sketch of Nova Scotia NDP Leader Gary Burrill: Age: 61 Hometown: Woodstock, N.B. (with family roots in Yarmouth, N.S.) Job before politics: The social justice advocate and graduate of Quee...
Kayla Derkach May 29, 2017
Meet Jamie Baillie: Veteran Tory leader takes second kick at election can
HALIFAX - A sketch of Nova Scotia Progressive Conservative Leader Jamie Baillie: Age: 51 Hometown: Truro, N.S. Job before politics: A chartered accountant, he worked as a senior partner at human resou...
Kayla Derkach May 29, 2017
Meet Stephen McNeil: Liberal leader looks for second straight majority
HALIFAX - A sketch of Nova Scotia Liberal Premier Stephen McNeil: Age: 52 Hometown: Upper Granville, N.S. Job before politics: Operated appliance repair business in Bridgetown, N.S., for 15 years. Lea...
Kayla Derkach May 29, 2017
N.S. party leaders reveal favourites: hamburgers, The Simpsons and fiddle tunes
HALIFAX - Political differences aside, Nova Scotia’s major party leaders can find common ground on a few fronts: They all enjoy political non-fiction, locally tailored suits and the provinceR...
Kayla Derkach May 29, 2017

Boeing says trade complaint against Bombardier designed to prevent larger CSeries
MONTREAL - Boeing says its trade complaint against Bombardier is designed to prevent the Montreal-based rival from using subsidies to build a larger version of the CSeries plane that would directly co...
Kayla Derkach May 29, 2017
New Brunswick judge bans anti-abortion group from protesting on hospital grounds
BATHURST, N.B. - As provinces across Canada move to establish protest-free “buffer zones” around abortion providers, a judge has banned anti-abortion activists from demonstrating outside a...
Kayla Derkach May 29, 2017

Federal government pledges to match donations, create famine relief fund
OTTAWA - Aid agencies are urging Canadians to respond generously to the federal government’s matching fund for famine relief in Africa and the Middle East, calling it a response to the worst hum...
Kayla Derkach May 29, 2017

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