Category Archives: Canada

High court to settle dispute over missing professor's pension payments
OTTAWA - The Supreme Court of Canada will decide whether an Ottawa university can reclaim almost $500,000 in pension payments to a professor who went missing before being found dead in the woods near ...
Jul 26, 2018

Federal auditor general to dive into contentious fighter-jet 'capability gap'
OTTAWA - Canada’s auditor general has started to dig into one of the Trudeau government’s most contentious claims, upon which rests the fate of hundreds of millions of taxpayer dollars: th...
Jul 26, 2018

Robert Lepage announces cancellation of 'Kanata' project after co-producers withdraw support
MONTREAL - A second project by famed Quebec director Robert Lepage has been cancelled following widespread criticism of content judged culturally insensitive. “Kanata,” a play about the re...
Jul 26, 2018

Penguins great Mario Lemieux puts $22-million Quebec chateau on the market
MONTREAL - For sale: hockey great Mario Lemieux’s massive 50-room Quebec summer home. The price of the six-year-old chateau-style Mont-Tremblant residence: $21,999,066, the last few dollars an o...
Jul 26, 2018

Officials suspect algal toxins in deaths of three dogs who played in N.B. river
FREDERICTON - Health officials are trying to determine what killed three dogs who suffered convulsions and vomiting almost immediately after playing in the Saint John River. New Brunswick’s prov...
Jul 26, 2018
New oilsands exploration tech leaves forest intact, to the relief of the caribou
CALGARY - One of the most destructive ecological impacts of oil and gas exploration happens long before a litre of oil flows into a pipeline or a single atom of carbon enters the atmosphere. Seismic s...
Jul 26, 2018

Halifax sets stage for 'groundbreaking' review of Cornwallis commemorations
Halifax city hall has unveiled the special committee that will study how to commemorate the city’s controversial founder - a group co-chaired by a Mi’kmaq chief and an historian. The 10-me...
Jul 26, 2018

N.L. announces agreement to develop deepwater Bay du Nord oil project
ST. JOHN’S, N.L. - Newfoundland and Labrador is a major step closer to developing its deepest offshore oil site at Bay du Nord, with the potential of billions in revenues and hundreds of jobs. P...
Jul 26, 2018

Teacher charged in 2017 death of student who drowned on trip to Algonquin Park
TORONTO - An Ontario teacher has been charged in the death of a student who drowned on a field trip last summer, police said Thursday as the boy’s family expressed relief at the development. Fif...
Jul 26, 2018

In the news today, July 26
Five stories in the news for Thursday, July 26 --- HUNDREDS ATTEND TORONTO VIGIL A group of young girls clung to each other Wednesday evening in Toronto’s Greektown as they mourned a friend and ...
Jul 26, 2018