Category Archives: Canada

Unpredictable sinkhole in Nova Scotia takes bite out of parking lot
OXFORD, N.S. - A large sinkhole that has swallowed trees and picnic tables in a Nova Scotia park has now taken a bite out of a parking lot, as the natural phenomenon continues to capture the attention...
Aug 31, 2018
5 Quebec students charged for allegedly distributing photos of girls
QUEBEC - Five Quebec City high-school students are facing charges for allegedly distributing photos of young girls, with one of the accused also charged with sexual assault and possession of child por...
Aug 31, 2018
Ottawa posts $1.1-billion surplus for June, boosted by gain in revenue
Ottawa ran a surplus of $1.11 billion in June, compared with a surplus of $16 million in the same month last year, boosted by higher income tax revenue, employment insurance premiums and other revenue...
Aug 31, 2018

Quebec political parties announce common front in favour of supply management
LONGUEUIL, Que. - The leaders of Quebec’s main political parties spoke in unison Friday to defend supply management and send a message to federal negotiators as they held free-trade talks with t...
Aug 31, 2018

Musician mourns his vintage, handmade guitar stabbed by airport forklift
It’s a one-of-a-kind guitar, an instrument so beloved musician Remi Claude Arsenault calls it his “best friend.” So when the musician’s vintage 1978 instrument was given to him...
Aug 31, 2018

RCMP postpone dive on Saskatchewan plane wreck until winter when lake is frozen
BUFFALO NARROWS, Sask. - Mounties say efforts to reach a decades-old plane wreck at the bottom of a Saskatchewan lake have been thwarted by strong winds and they’ll wait until winter before maki...
Aug 31, 2018
NAFTA's sticking points: Key hurdles to clear on the way to a deal
OTTAWA - Canadian and U.S. officials are up against time in their rocky attempts to renegotiate the North American Free Trade Agreement. To get to the finish line, there are a number of obstacles to m...
Aug 31, 2018
Trans Mountain ruling increases uncertainty among resource industry groups
The Federal Court of Appeal’s ruling that consultations for the Trans Mountain project were inadequate has raised concerns from the resources industry about added uncertainty around the duty to ...
Aug 31, 2018

Trump notifies Congress of US trade deal with Mexico and Canada, if it's willing
WASHINGTON - Foreign Affairs Minister Chrystia Freeland gave a cold shoulder to U.S. President Donald Trump and cozied up instead to her American trade counterpart Friday as Canada’s effort to r...
Aug 31, 2018

Aimia reaches settlement agreement in Aeroplan expiry class action case
Aimia Inc. has agreed to settle a nine-year-old lawsuit over the expiry of Aeroplan mileage points and the closure of dormant Aeroplan accounts - setting the stage for a return of points to eligible m...
Aug 31, 2018