Category Archives: Canada
The Monday news briefing: An at-a-glance survey of some top stories
Highlights from the news file for Monday, Aug. 15 ___ GOVERNMENT OVERHAULS IMMIGRATION DETENTION SYSTEM: Immigration holding facilities in Vancouver and Laval, Que., will be replaced as part of a $138...
Kayla Derkach Aug 15, 2016
Head of B.C. non-profit surprised by ethics safeguards involving Wilson-Raybould
OTTAWA - Justice Minister Jody Wilson-Raybould is being shielded from any funding decisions affecting a Vancouver-based, non-profit organization run by a relative. “The minister of justice takes...
Kayla Derkach Aug 15, 2016
N.S. senator wins $70k from 'malicious' neighbours who tried to seize his land
HALIFAX - A Conservative senator has won more than $70,000 in legal costs from his rural Nova Scotia neighbours after they attempted to seize part of his oceanfront property. Senator Tom McInnis, a 71...
Kayla Derkach Aug 15, 2016
Study needed in New Brunswick to decide how to respond to massive moth outbreak
FREDERICTON - Photos of budworm moths coating trees and roadways in northern New Brunswick may be creepy, but a senior federal scientist says further study is needed to see if the sudden migration war...
Kayla Derkach Aug 15, 2016
Canada approves transfer of Florida lifer but state mum on approval
TORONTO - The federal government has approved the transfer of a Canadian jailed for 30 years in Florida prisons for a murder committed when he was 18 years old. However, there was no immediate word wh...
Kayla Derkach Aug 15, 2016
PQ leadership candidate Martine Ouellet outlines future referendum question
QUEBEC - One of the Parti Quebecois leadership candidates says she will ask Quebecers a point-blank question in an independence referendum in her first mandate as premier. The would-be question from M...
Kayla Derkach Aug 15, 2016
Canadian CEO loses bids to avoid extradition to U.S. on fraud charges
The CEO of a Canadian company alleged to have knowingly delivered shoddy armoured vehicles to the U.S. military has lost his bids to stave off extradition to face fraud charges south of the border, bu...
Kayla Derkach Aug 15, 2016

No verdict on Day 3 of deliberations in Quebec 2012 election shooting trial
MONTREAL - Jurors at Richard Henry Bain’s first-degree murder trial will deliberate for a fourth day after failing to reach a verdict Monday. Aside from a few minor issues, Day 3 went by without...
Kayla Derkach Aug 15, 2016

Comedian turns tables on prime minister with bare-chested photobomb
ST. JOHN’S, N.L. - The prime minister’s visit to Atlantic Canada has already included one shirtless selfie - but this time, Justin Trudeau is the photobombee rather than photobomber. Comed...
Kayla Derkach Aug 15, 2016
Canada's military plan for Africa will be for a "long duration," says Sajjan
OTTAWA - The federal government will soon announce a plan to bolster United Nations peace efforts in Africa, including trans-border operations, Defence Minister Harjit Sajjan said Monday, as he wrappe...
Kayla Derkach Aug 15, 2016

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