Category Archives: Canada

Canada Post strike averted for now as carriers say they'll keep talking
OTTAWA - The union representing thousands of Canada Post workers says it will stay at the bargaining table, averting a potential strike by mid-week. The Canadian Union of Postal Workers said Monday it...
Sep 24, 2018

New York Review of Books admits to 'failures' in handling of Ghomeshi essay
NEW YORK - The New York Review of Books is acknowledging its “failures in the presentation and editing” of a much-maligned essay by disgraced former CBC radio host Jian Ghomeshi. A stateme...
Sep 24, 2018

Online backlash after radio ad calls residential school harms a myth
SASKATOON - A radio ad airing in Saskatchewan is asking listeners whether Canadians are being told the whole truth about residential schools. The radio spot, which aired recently across multiple priva...
Sep 24, 2018

Canadian sex-assault survivors share #WhyIDidntReport stories amid U.S. scandal
TORONTO - Fresh debate surrounding a sexual assault allegation involving a U.S. lawmaker has spurred hundreds of Canadians to offer support to silent survivors by adding their names to trending online...
Sep 24, 2018

Ford striking special committee to dig deeper into Ontario's fiscal situation
TORONTO - Premier Doug Ford slammed his predecessor’s handling of Ontario’s books Monday, calling it the “biggest government scandal in a generation,” as he announced plans for...
Sep 24, 2018

Bellegarde says pipeline expansion may go forward if shipping terminal moved
OTTAWA - The national chief of the Assembly of First Nations says the federal government would find it easier to get the Trans Mountain pipeline built if it moves the route and the marine shipping ter...
Sep 24, 2018

Liberal MPs shoot down request to study use of notwithstanding clause
OTTAWA - Federal Liberals have rejected a request by opposition MPs to delve into the issue of whether it’s appropriate for a politician to routinely use the Constitution’s controversial n...
Sep 24, 2018

Police officer rescues little pig found hoofing down Toronto-area highway
VAUGHAN, Ont. - Police say the photo was “too cute not to share.” York regional police tweeted a photo Monday of an officer holding a young pig found wandering along a major highway north ...
Sep 24, 2018
Man accused of sending mail bomb to his brother in B.C. dies awaiting trial
WHITEHORSE - Yukon’s chief coroner says a man accused of mailing a bomb to his brother on Vancouver Island has died. Heather Jones says 73-year-old Leon Nepper went into medical distress at Whit...
Sep 24, 2018
Critics call for 'less painful, faster' abortion access in Nova Scotia
HALIFAX - Advocates are calling on Nova Scotia to improve access to abortion services to help make the process “less painful, less emotional, and faster.” Lenore Zann, NDP critic for women...
Sep 24, 2018