Category Archives: Canada
Saskatchewan First Nations group releases suicide prevention plan
WHITECAP DAKOTA FIRST NATION, Sask. - Saskatchewan’s painfully high Indigenous suicide rates call out for a co-ordinated, community-run approach to bring them down, says a plan from the organiza...
May 24, 2018

Tory senators lead opposition to random roadside alcohol testing
OTTAWA - Conservative senators are leading a charge to gut legislation aimed at cracking down on impaired driving - voting to delete a measure Conservatives have previously championed. The Senate̵...
May 24, 2018

Weather co-operating with evacuation of fire-threatened communities in Manitoba
WINNIPEG - The weather co-operated Thursday with efforts to evacuate more than 1,000 people from two First Nations communities threatened by forest fires in northern Manitoba. With thick smoke no long...
May 24, 2018

There is misinformation on flyers giving tips on illegal border crossing: Hussen
OTTAWA - Immigration Minister Ahmed Hussen says officials will attempt to correct misinformation being circulated in New York state offering instructions to asylum seekers on how to illegally cross th...
May 24, 2018
Aecon Chinese takeover bid is latest to be blocked by federal government
TORONTO - The federal government’s decision Wednesday to block the $1.5-billion acquisition of Aecon Group Inc. by a Chinese state-owned company over matters of national security makes it the la...
May 24, 2018

Canadians confused about GM foods, support mandatory labelling: study
HALIFAX - The vast majority of Canadians believe genetically modified foods should have to be labelled at the grocery store, according to a new study, which a researcher says shows most consumers are ...
May 24, 2018

Nova Scotia mulls fate of iconic Annie Leibovitz photography collection
HALIFAX - The Nova Scotia government is reviving hopes that a collection of iconic portraits by famed American photographer Annie Leibovitz could be displayed at the provincial gallery. The influentia...
May 24, 2018

Ford denies funding party memberships and intimidating a candidate
TILLSONBURG, Ont. - A campaigning Progressive Conservative Leader Doug Ford dismissed allegations Thursday that he was involved in selling bogus party memberships, and also denied trying to intimidate...
May 24, 2018

Aecon decision suggests infrastructure deals to face deep security reviews: expert
MONTREAL - The federal government’s decision to block a Chinese state-owned company’s proposed $1.5-billion takeover of Aecon Group Inc. signals Canada’s infrastructure sector has jo...
May 24, 2018

New infrastructure bank CEO says first project still some time away
OTTAWA - The new chief executive of the federal infrastructure agency says it could be well into 2019 before it will be ready to announce its first investment. The Trudeau government today announced t...
May 24, 2018