Category Archives: Canada

Time to decide whether to seek Tory leadership, says former MP Peter MacKay
OTTAWA - The deadline to enter the Conservative leadership race is still months away, but Peter MacKay said he knows he will have to make up his mind quickly. “Obviously a decision has to be tak...
Kayla Derkach Sep 01, 2016

Largest cruise ship to visit Halifax sails into port under grey skies
HALIFAX - A palatial cruise ship described by passengers as a mini, moving city cast an impressive figure on the Halifax waterfront Thursday, breaking port records as thousands of tourists flooded int...
Kayla Derkach Sep 01, 2016
PBO predicts decline in buying power of new child benefit program
OTTAWA - Canadian families will see their payments slowly erode over time under the Liberal government’s new child benefit program, says Parliament’s budget watchdog. In a report released ...
Kayla Derkach Sep 01, 2016
Ontario man pleads guilty to importing ecstasy, pot, to U.S.
BOSTON - An Ontario man has pleaded guilty to charges he imported marijuana and MDMA, also known as ecstasy, from Canada into the United States. U.S. Massachusetts Attorney Carmen Ortiz says Gurshuran...
Kayla Derkach Sep 01, 2016
Five stories in the news today, Sept. 1
Five stories in the news today from The Canadian Press --- WORK TO BEGIN ON INQUIRY INTO MISSING, MURDERED INDIGENOUS WOMEN Marion Buller, the judge who will lead a national inquiry into missing and m...
Kayla Derkach Sep 01, 2016
A tale of two neighbours: In U.S. election, only the southern one gets the heat
HOLTVILLE, Calif. - In this election year, in this place, in the rare event someone mentions Canada it’s liable to be as a joke. John Hernandez offers an example of the genre. He greets a visito...
Kayla Derkach Sep 01, 2016

Clinic operator, proponent of privatized health care heads to court next week
VANCOUVER - A self-styled champion of privatized health care is bringing his fight to British Columbia Supreme Court on Tuesday for the start of a months-long trial he says is about patients’ ac...
Kayla Derkach Sep 01, 2016
Failing sealift shipper raises fears of a lack of supplies in western Arctic
For 80 years, Christmas in many remote communities of the western Arctic really should have been in the summer when the annual landing of the Northern Transportation Co.’s barge brought in suppl...
Kayla Derkach Sep 01, 2016
Passengers help subdue unruly man on WestJet flight headed to Edmonton
EDMONTON - A customer on a WestJet flight from Toronto to Edmonton says there were some tense moments as he and others helped the crew subdue an unruly passenger. Steven Kelley says he was sitting fou...
Kayla Derkach Aug 31, 2016

Trudeau uses Shanghai stage to offer public critique of China on human rights
SHANGHAI - Justin Trudeau set his sights squarely on China’s human rights record Thursday, painting Canada as a straight-talking champion of personal freedoms as he lectured an elite business cr...
Kayla Derkach Aug 31, 2016

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