Category Archives: Canada

CIBC chief calls for clearer foreign investment rules, more competitive tax scheme
TORONTO - The CEO of the Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce says Canada must boost its global competitiveness and prepare for a future downturn by offering clearer foreign investment rules, matching a...
Sep 11, 2018
Former University of Manitoba professor charged with sexual assault of student
Winnipeg police say they have charged a former University of Manitoba professor with sexual assault. Officers say a female student, who was 19 at the time, was allegedly sexually assaulted several tim...
Sep 11, 2018
Federal Court confirms legal fees in '60s Scoop class-action lawsuit
TORONTO - A Federal Court judge says he doesn’t have the power to reconsider how much the government should pay lawyers who led a successful class-action lawsuit against Canada over the so-calle...
Sep 11, 2018

Quebec election campaign halfway done as 1st debate looms large
MONTREAL - After weeks of pitching promises and slinging mud from afar, Quebec’s political leaders began preparing for their first face-to-face tilt as they reached the halfway point of the prov...
Sep 11, 2018

Nova Scotia's Liberal government to ban conversion therapy for LGBTQ youth
HALIFAX - Nova Scotia has introduced a law that prohibits the use of conversion therapy with LGBTQ youth. The bill to ban conversion therapy - which attempts to change people’s sexual orientatio...
Sep 11, 2018

New Brunswickers should be treated like 'customers,' Tories say in platform
FREDERICTON - New Brunswick taxpayers should be treated like customers, the provincial Tories say in a campaign platform that touts modest spending and takes direct aim at initiatives brought in under...
Sep 11, 2018
Canada-U.S. trade tiff 'not who we are,' American envoy tells Gander 9/11 service
APPLETON, N.L. - The U.S. ambassador joined the small Newfoundland community of Appleton Tuesday as it marked 9/11 with a service honouring those killed and those who opened their homes to thousands o...
Sep 11, 2018

Nova Scotia modernizing liquor laws, ending plebiscites for 'dry' communities
HALIFAX - A Prohibition-era law that has for decades required “dry” Nova Scotia communities to hold plebiscites on whether to change their liquor rules is coming to an end. Nova ScotiaR...
Sep 11, 2018

Trudeau disappointed with Ford's constitutional override, but won't intervene
OTTAWA - Justin Trudeau made it clear Tuesday he would not block the Ontario government’s use of the Constitution’s notwithstanding clause to forge ahead with plans to cut the size of Toro...
Sep 11, 2018

Lucky, lucky: Man in Winnipeg wins second million-dollar lottery prize
WINNIPEG - A Winnipeg man has won a $2-million lottery prize - five months after he won $1.5 million. Melhig Melhig, a double winner with a double name, says he’s amazed and happy by his good fo...
Sep 11, 2018