Category Archives: Canada
Officer who shot man in B.C. grocery store says he lunged at her partner
BURNABY, B.C. - A young man who was stabbing himself in the stomach at a grocery store in Surrey, B.C., lunged at transit police officers with knives in both hands before he was shot, the constable wh...
Kayla Derkach Mar 21, 2017
Five things to look for in the Trudeau government's second budget Wednesday
OTTAWA - The Trudeau government will table the second budget of its mandate Wednesday. Here are five things to look for: 1. Will the government provide a timeline to bring the country’s books to...
Kayla Derkach Mar 21, 2017
Montreal Femen activist acquitted on charges related to Grand Prix protest
MONTREAL - A judge has acquitted a Montreal member of a women’s rights group who was accused of mischief and disturbing the peace stemming from a protest at the city’s Grand Prix festiviti...
Kayla Derkach Mar 21, 2017

Liberals look to extend Iraq mission without changes until battle for Mosul ends
OTTAWA - The Liberal government is expected to extend Canada’s mission in Iraq in the coming days as it waits for the battle of Mosul to end. The current mission, launched last year, saw the gov...
Kayla Derkach Mar 21, 2017

The Tuesday news briefing: An at-a-glance survey of some top stories
Highlights from the news file for Tuesday, March 21 --- GARNEAU SAYS CANADA EXAMINING ELECTRONICS BAN: Canada’s transport minister says the federal government is taking a close look at the circu...
Kayla Derkach Mar 21, 2017
How Ontario's cap-and-trade system works: a few basic details
TORONTO - Ontario’s first cap-and-trade auction takes place on Wednesday. Here is a basic explanation on how the cap-and-trade system is expected to work. - Ontario has set a greenhouse gas emis...
Kayla Derkach Mar 21, 2017

Provinces considering carbon pricing watch Ontario's first cap-and-trade auction
TORONTO - Ontario’s cap-and-trade system aimed at lowering greenhouse gas emissions begins in earnest Wednesday with its first auction, which other provinces said they will be watching closely a...
Kayla Derkach Mar 21, 2017

Man who sought refuge in B.C. church continues fight to clear his name
VICTORIA - An El Salvadoran man who spent two years in a British Columbia church to avoid deportation over alleged terrorism links is fighting the federal government in court even though he was grante...
Kayla Derkach Mar 21, 2017

Goodale plans spring legislation to revamp controversial anti-terror law C-51
OTTAWA - The federal Liberals plan to introduce legislation this spring to revamp the Conservative anti-terrorism bill known as C-51, the public safety minister says. The package could include other m...
Kayla Derkach Mar 21, 2017

Tories take aim at $127,000 bill for Trudeau's trip to Aga Khan's private island
OTTAWA - Justin Trudeau’s family vacation over New Year’s is back in the spotlight after documents tabled in Parliament revealed the cost of the trip down south was north of $127,000. The ...
Kayla Derkach Mar 21, 2017

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