Category Archives: Canada
Monkey and tortoise taken from Ontario zoo believe to be in Quebec, police say
SPRINGWATER, Ont. - Ontario Provincial Police say they believe a tortoise and a gibbon stolen from a central Ontario zoo a week ago are probably in Quebec. Sgt. Peter Leon says the OPP are working wit...
Jun 05, 2018

'Hidden gem:' Original Pizza Pop recipe preserved by great-nephew
WINNIPEG - Anthony Faraci stood in his food truck mixing together a special family recipe that shaped the snacking world in the 1960s. His great-uncle Paul Faraci is credited with inventing Pizza Pops...
Jun 05, 2018

Cheesy chicken hearts, calf testicles join corn dogs on Calgary Stampede menu
CALGARY - Traditional corn dogs and deep-fried doughnuts are still on the menu but Calgary Stampede organizers say they’re being joined by giant squid on a stick, cheesy chicken hearts and even ...
Jun 05, 2018

16- and 17-year-olds targeted in latest fatal shootings in Metro Vancouver
SURREY, B.C. - Two teenagers, just 16 and 17 years old, appear to be the latest victims of targeted shootings in Metro Vancouver, say police. The young men’s bodies were found in a rural area of...
Jun 05, 2018
New Brunswick issues a clarification: Rainbow crosswalks are OK after all
FREDERICTON - Rainbow crosswalks will be allowed in New Brunswick municipalities after all. Francophone municipalities were sent a letter that said the colourful crosswalks - to celebrate the LGBTQ co...
Jun 05, 2018

Candidate's plan to bid for Liberal party leadership 'a healthy thing:' Wynne
TORONTO - Liberal Premier Kathleen Wynne says it’s “a healthy thing” that one of her candidates is planning a bid for her job as party leader if elected. Wynne admitted over the week...
Jun 05, 2018
B.C. woman says feces from plane fell through car's sunroof and into her eyes
KELOWNA, B.C. - An afternoon drive turned into a “devastating” experience for a woman and her son when she says human feces fell from the sky and into her eyes through the open sunroof of ...
Jun 05, 2018
Fines kick in for Montreal merchants who give thin plastic bags
MONTREAL - Fines have kicked in for Montreal merchants who give customers thin plastic bags. The ban was implemented on Jan. 1 but retailers were given a five-month grace period. The measure covers th...
Jun 05, 2018

Heritage society denounces Chateau Laurier redesign as "heritage vandalism"
OTTAWA - A preservation society is blasting the redesign of an addition to Ottawa’s stately Chateau Laurier hotel as “heritage vandalism,” but the lead architect on the project says ...
Jun 05, 2018

Feds close to deal with Quebec shipyard Davie for coast guard icebreakers
OTTAWA - The federal government is close to a deal with Davie Shipbuilding that would see the Quebec shipyard provide several used icebreakers to bolster the Canadian Coast Guard’s own aging fle...
Jun 05, 2018