Category Archives: Canada
Nova Scotia party leaders make case to voters as advance polls open
HALIFAX - Thousands of Nova Scotians cast ballots in advance voting Saturday as the three party leaders spent the early part of their long weekend scouring the province for votes. The Liberals spent S...
Kayla Derkach May 20, 2017
Trudeau photobombs prom photo shoot in Vancouver
VANCOUVER - Canada’s most-famous photobomber has struck again, this time appearing in the background as a group of teens clad in prom finery snapped photos in Vancouver. Prime Minister Justin Tr...
Kayla Derkach May 20, 2017
Trudeau responds to Kenney's threat to sue Ottawa with dig at Conservatives
EDMONTON - Prime Minister Justin Trudeau responded to Jason Kenney’s threat to sue Ottawa if Kenney becomes premier by making a dig at the former federal Conservative government. Kenney, a major...
Kayla Derkach May 20, 2017
Family of missing Quebec woman found in Saskatchewan asks Crown for leniency
MONTREAL - The family of a Quebec woman who was found safe in Saskatchewan earlier this week is pleading with authorities not to lay charges. They held a news conference Saturday to say that when Kari...
Kayla Derkach May 20, 2017
Maud Lewis painting found in thrift store sells for $45,000 in auction
A painting recently discovered at an Ontario thrift store by renowned folk artist Maud Lewis sold in auction for almost three times its estimated price. The online auction ended Friday night and the p...
Kayla Derkach May 20, 2017
Trudeau stands by inquiry into missing and murdered indigenous women
EDMONTON - Prime Minister Justin Trudeau suggested Saturday that it should be no surprise that the inquiry into missing and murdered indigenous women has run into some snags. “There were always ...
Kayla Derkach May 20, 2017
Tanker that ran aground in western Quebec safely freed: Fisheries and Oceans
MONTREAL - A tanker that ran aground east of Cornwall, Ont. on Friday has been freed. The coast guard says the ship was successfully repositioned and towed to a safe position on Saturday under the sup...
Kayla Derkach May 20, 2017
Federal benefits workers told to stay offline when vetting applications
OTTAWA - Federal workers whose job it is to determine whether someone is eligible for employment, disability or seniors’ benefits have been told to stop being amateur sleuths by searching the Fa...
Kayla Derkach May 20, 2017
No winning ticket for Friday night's $37 million Lotto Max jackpot
TORONTO - No winning ticket was sold for the $37 million jackpot in Friday night’s Lotto Max draw. That means the grand prize for the next draw on May 26 will balloon to approximately $50 millio...
Kayla Derkach May 20, 2017
Mother tells daughter's killer to burn in hell, asks judge to show no mercy
REGINA - The mother of a 16-year-old girl who was brutally stabbed to death by a spurned ex stared the young man down in court on Friday, telling him to “burn in hell.” “Show him no ...
Kayla Derkach May 19, 2017

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