Category Archives: Canada

Family of Indigenous man shot by Saskatchewan RCMP wants answers from inquest
REGINA - The family of an Indigenous man killed by Saskatchewan RCMP says they hope an inquest will tell them why police felt the need to open fire. A coroner’s inquest into Brydon WhitstoneR...
Sep 25, 2018
Tribunal rules snoring Quebec tenant urged by landlords to get help can't seek damages
MONTREAL - The landlords came armed with snoring cessation products and even a medical referral for their tenant, a Quebec woman whose laboured breathing was keeping the downstairs neighbours awake. &...
Sep 25, 2018
New Brunswick election deadlock: All your questions answered
FREDERICTON - Standing in front of New Brunswick’s historic Government House, a sandstone mansion on the banks of the St. John River, Brian Gallant laid out the next steps Monday for the fractur...
Sep 25, 2018

Terry Moore, broadcaster for 62 years, dies at 82 year old
VICTORIA - Terry Moore, a broadcaster whose career spanned 62 years, has died after a battle with cancer. Radio station CFAX says Moore died Monday at the Saanich Peninsula Hospital, leaving behind hi...
Sep 25, 2018

Saganash drops F-bomb in Commons over federal approach to Trans Mountain
OTTAWA - New Democrat MP Romeo Saganash apologized to the House of Commons on Tuesday for using the F-word to describe Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s approach to Indigenous rights. During quest...
Sep 25, 2018

Homeless people complain they are cut off in park, want B.C. to take action
LANGFORD, B.C. - A homeless woman living at a Vancouver Island campground with nearly three dozen others says vulnerable people aren’t getting support from their families because officials have ...
Sep 25, 2018

B.C. cancer patient's case exposes gaps in care for homeless people: advocates
VICTORIA - The plight of a homeless man who says he was told he couldn’t get cancer treatment while living in temporary housing in Victoria highlights the difficulties of finding a suitable home...
Sep 25, 2018
Veterans Affairs ordered to take second look before supporting vets' relatives
OTTAWA - The Trudeau government sought to defuse weeks of outrage by ordering officials to adopt a more critical eye before approving funds and services for the family member of veterans - particularl...
Sep 25, 2018

Federal business panel urges Ottawa to focus support on high-growth firms
OTTAWA - A government-struck panel of industry experts is urging the Trudeau Liberals to create an Own the Podium-style program to help promising companies one day compete internationally - and to end...
Sep 25, 2018

Black communities press feds for cannabis amnesty as pot legalization nears
OTTAWA - Members of Canada’s black communities praised the federal government Tuesday for earmarking $10 million towards mental health programs, but they said Ottawa has yet to address their pre...
Sep 25, 2018