Category Archives: Canada
CMHC gave Maple Bank green light shortly before banking watchdog seized bank's assets
TORONTO - Canada’s national housing agency gave Maple Bank GmbH’s Canadian branch the green light during a financial review, just one month before the federal banking watchdog seized the c...
Kayla Derkach Aug 18, 2016

Bail decision reserved for suspect in shooting death of First Nations man on farm
NORTH BATTLEFORD, Sask. - Supporters of a First Nations man shot on a Saskatchewan farm shouted at his accused killer as the man was led out of court by police Thursday. Gerald Stanley, who is charged...
Kayla Derkach Aug 18, 2016
Vandals even dumped paint in fridge of new North Vancouver house: police
VANCOUVER - Police in North Vancouver say vandals dumped over 15 pails of paint on appliances, countertops and the floor of a newly constructed house, causing $80,000 in damage. RCMP Cpl. Richard De J...
Kayla Derkach Aug 17, 2016

Philpott to stop using high-end vehicles from limo company owned by Liberal
OTTAWA - Health Minister Jane Philpott will stop using a pricey limousine service owned by a Liberal supporter after Conservatives complained about a $1,700 bill for transportation in the Greater Toro...
Kayla Derkach Aug 17, 2016

Another one: Sprinter Andre De Grasse through to 200-metre final with Bolt
RIO DE JANEIRO - Andre De Grasse cruised into another final at the Rio Olympics. The star sprinter from Markham, Ont., finished alongside reigning champion Usain Bolt of Jamaica in the men’s 200...
Kayla Derkach Aug 17, 2016
Quebec politicians cautious when questioned on possible burkini ban
QUEBEC - It would be difficult for Quebec to follow the lead of the French cities that have banned burkini swimsuits, the province’s international relations minister said Wednesday. Christine St...
Kayla Derkach Aug 17, 2016
Public Works has list of 29 Canadian women thought to be deserving of honour
OTTAWA - Status of Women prepared a list in March 2012 of 29 prominent women from Canadian history it thinks deserve to have buildings named in their honour. Public Services and Procurement Canada say...
Kayla Derkach Aug 17, 2016

'Protective' feline takes on inquisitive pit bull in Saanich, B.C.
SAANICH, B.C. - The owners of an elderly cat named Baby say their pet’s sudden reputation as a fearless mauler of pit bull dogs is completely undeserved. Betty Jean Thompson, 78, and her husband...
Kayla Derkach Aug 17, 2016

'A very peaceful man:' wife of Calgary imam detained in Turkey recounts ordeal
CALGARY - Rumeysa Hanci breaks down in tears when she recounts how she spent her 13th wedding anniversary, travelling home to Calgary from Turkey and not knowing when she would see her husband, Davud,...
Kayla Derkach Aug 17, 2016

The Wednesday news briefing: An at-a-glance survey of some top stories
Highlights from the news file for Wednesday, Aug. 17. ____ FEDS PONDER MANDATORY PEACE BOND COUNSELLING: The Liberal government is looking at making counter-radicalization counselling mandatory for pe...
Kayla Derkach Aug 17, 2016

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