Category Archives: Canada
ER spillover into hallways creating patient risk at Halifax hospital: study
HALIFAX - Staff at Atlantic Canada’s largest hospital has had to perform CPR in elevators and hastily erect brown paper room dividers due to spillover from a crowded emergency department, says a...
Kayla Derkach Mar 27, 2017

Indigenous chefs aim to raise awareness of their traditional foods
TORONTO - Canadian cuisine might include a mix of culinary traditions, but the food of one of the country’s founding groups is largely missing. An emerging group of indigenous chefs and restaura...
Kayla Derkach Mar 27, 2017
Elections watchdog alleges N.S. man broke political contribution rules
OTTAWA - The person tasked with policing elections in Canada has laid five charges against a Nova Scotia man over allegations that he violated strict limits on political donations. The commissioner of...
Kayla Derkach Mar 27, 2017

N.S. tackles racial profiling in stores: 'It's about a societal transformation'
HALIFAX - More than a decade after racial profiling was identified as a festering problem among some police forces, it is now being addressed in another sector: retailing. After years of complaints ab...
Kayla Derkach Mar 27, 2017

Newfoundland's northern cod on rebound: 'Those are very phenomenal numbers'
ST. JOHN’S, N.L. - Almost 25 years after a sweeping commercial fishing ban that devastated Newfoundland, northern cod are making something of a comeback - sparking calls that the fishery be expa...
Kayla Derkach Mar 27, 2017

Snowboarding star Mark McMorris in hospital after backcountry accident
VANCOUVER - An accident on a jump “well within his skill level” in British Columbia’s backcountry has left Canadian snowboarding star Mark McMorris with serious injuries. A medal fav...
Kayla Derkach Mar 27, 2017
Scores turn out for healing service after Nova Scotia church fire
HALIFAX - Scores of people clad in white gathered Sunday for a healing service in a community gym across the street from a fire-ravaged historic church just outside Halifax. The service was originally...
Kayla Derkach Mar 27, 2017
Hockey Canada to make smaller ice surfaces mandatory for youngest kids' games
Hockey Canada says it will make it mandatory that children getting their first introduction to the game play on reduced-size ice surfaces instead of full-sized rinks. The organization which governs am...
Kayla Derkach Mar 27, 2017
New Brunswick lowers small business income tax rate to three per cent
FREDERICTON - The New Brunswick government is cutting the small business income tax rate to three per cent as of April 1. It is the third cut to the rate since January, 2015, when the rate was 4.5 per...
Kayla Derkach Mar 27, 2017
Canadian Federation of Humane Societies lauds new code for egg-laying hens
The Canadian Federation of Humane Societies says consumers want information about how the eggs they buy are raised, including the living conditions of egg-laying hens. Here are some terms: - Free Rang...
Kayla Derkach Mar 27, 2017

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