Category Archives: Canada
No winning ticket for Saturday night's $7 million Lotto 649 jackpot
TORONTO - No winning ticket was sold for the $7 million jackpot in Saturday night’s Lotto 649 draw. However, the guaranteed $1 million prize was claimed by a ticket holder in Quebec. The jackpot...
Jul 08, 2018
Federal government advises against 'non-essential' travel to Haiti amid protests
OTTAWA - The federal government has issued a travel advisory for Haiti, warning Canadians to avoid all non-essential travel to the Caribbean nation. The government’s travel website was updated S...
Jul 07, 2018

'Hundreds' of trees knocked down at Saskatchewan campground during storm
EMMA LAKE, Sask. - A violent thunderstorm that hit a Saskatchewan campground in the middle of the night sent trees crashing onto trailers, vehicles and tents, trapping some campers inside as well as b...
Jul 07, 2018
Montreal jazz fest says decision to cancel SLAV show wasn't censorship
MONTREAL - The Montreal International Jazz Festival broke its silence Sunday on its decision to cancel a controversial show featuring a white woman singing songs composed by black slaves, denying the ...
Jul 07, 2018
Trudeau visits Hehr's pancake breakfast as he makes the Calgary Stampede rounds
CALGARY - Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has made the Calgary Stampede rounds, with his first stop MP Kent Hehr’s pancake breakfast. Hehr lost his cabinet post earlier this year after an investig...
Jul 07, 2018

Environmentally friendly funerals? N.B. student says they're within reach
SACKVILLE, N.B. - A New Brunswick university student researching environmentally conscious funerals says she hopes her research will help ease the discomfort some people feel when talking about death....
Jul 07, 2018
CTV serves statement of defence to Patrick Brown in defamation lawsuit
TORONTO - Lawyers for CTV News say the network did nothing wrong in reporting allegations of sexual misconduct against the former leader of Ontario’s Progressive Conservative party. In a stateme...
Jul 07, 2018

Communities still recovering one year after worst fire season on record in B.C.
CACHE CREEK, B.C. - Communities are still recovering from British Columbia’s worst wildfire season on record, one year after a fateful two-day period in July 2017 that sparked more than 100 fire...
Jul 07, 2018
Montreal morgue partners with funeral home after surge in heat-related deaths
The Montreal morgue has become so overcrowded after an increase in the number of deaths caused by recent extreme heat and humidity that the coroner’s office has had to partner with a funeral hom...
Jul 07, 2018

Toronto lawyer files complaint against WestJet, says he was racially profiled
TORONTO - The Canadian Transportation Agency is investigating a complaint from a Toronto lawyer who claims he was racially profiled by WestJet. Selwyn Pieters, who is black, says the incident happened...
Jul 07, 2018