Category Archives: Canada

Trudeau announces $90-million contribution to twin deadly Nova Scotia highway
SUTHERLANDS RIVER, N.S. - It’s been called a 38-kilometre death trap, a treacherous stretch of Nova Scotia highway that in the last decade has seen hundreds of accidents, multiple fatalities and...
Jul 17, 2018

In the news today, July 17
Four stories in the news for Tuesday, July 17 --- MPs AGREE TO SUMMER STUDY OF ASYLUM SEEKERS The House of Commons immigration committee has agreed to meet at least twice before early August to study ...
Jul 17, 2018

Physicians urge Ottawa to pay another $21B over decade for seniors health care
OTTAWA - Physicians are calling on the federal government to shell out another $21 billion over the next decade to help provinces and territories pay for soaring health care costs that will be propell...
Jul 17, 2018
Hackers infiltrate Algonquin College databases
OTTAWA - Algonquin College in eastern Ontario says it is advising students and alumni that hackers have infiltrated a server infected with malware. The Ottawa-based college says the “unauthorize...
Jul 17, 2018
Former Mountie who fired Taser at Robert Dziekanski drops appeal of sentence
VANCOUVER - The former RCMP constable who fired a Taser at a Polish immigrant at Vancouver’s airport has dropped his appeal of a 30-month jail sentence he received after being convicted of perju...
Jul 16, 2018
Mother of girls shot at playground calls for community programs to stop gun crime
TORONTO - The mother of two young girls who were hit by stray bullets at a Toronto playground last month called Monday for better education and community support programs, not increased police presenc...
Jul 16, 2018
Six-year-old girl dies after being hit by vehicle at Quebec camping ground
SAINT-FELIX-DE-VALOIS, Que. - A six-year-old girl has died after being struck by a vehicle at a camping ground 90 kilometres northeast of Montreal. The accident occurred Monday in Saint-Felix-de-Valoi...
Jul 16, 2018
Quebecers still pouring into the United States for annual holidays
MONTREAL - As more than 125,000 construction workers in Quebec get ready to lay down tools for their annual two-week vacation, there appears to be little anecdotal evidence of any systemic boycott of ...
Jul 16, 2018

Reporter calls out immigration photo on social media as fake news
A Vancouver radio reporter says people on social media, including a vocal British politician, should be more careful about spreading fake news. Lasia Kretzel was working for CKOM in Saskatoon in 2015 ...
Jul 16, 2018

Ontario's chief coroner testifies at Elizabeth Wettlaufer inquiry
Unusual patterns of deaths in long-term care homes are not always tracked or analyzed because some death reports are not filed electronically, as rules require, the province’s chief coroner said...
Jul 16, 2018