Category Archives: Canada
Non-Indigenous professor gets go-ahead to teach residential schools course
HALIFAX - A non-Aboriginal history professor has been given the green light to teach a residential schools course at Mount Saint Vincent University, despite objections from some who say the course sho...
May 15, 2018
Thunder Bay, Ont., woman charged following Amber Alert for boy, 8
THUNDER BAY, Ont. - Ontario provincial police say a woman wanted following an Amber Alert is facing several charges. Police issued an Amber Alert on Monday after a boy was allegedly taken from a commu...
May 15, 2018

Tim Hortons franchisee sues parent company for $4M over licence renewal
A Tim Hortons franchisee filed a $4-million lawsuit against the coffee-and-doughnut chain’s parent company after he says it refused to renew a licence for one of his stores in bad faith. “...
May 15, 2018

Expert says political courage needed to open safe injection sites in Manitoba
WINNIPEG - One of the country’s leading experts says Manitoba needs to find the political will to bring in safe injection sites. Dr. M.J. Milloy says multiple studies have shown safe consumption...
May 15, 2018

Alberta court makes no changes to class-action suit against hockey league
CALGARY - Alberta’s highest court has ruled that a class-action lawsuit against the Western Hockey League can proceed with the players involved. The suit contends that players have been paid les...
May 15, 2018
Fatal rugby injuries are rare, expert says after high schooler's death
MONTAGUE, P.E.I. - Canadian rugby associations, and some of the sport’s most prominent players, are expressing condolences to the family of a P.E.I. high school athlete who died after what one e...
May 15, 2018
Canadian tourist facing jail time in Cuba suing Sunwing for damages
MONTREAL - A Quebec man facing four years in a Cuban jail after a boating accident killed a fellow Canadian tourist last July is suing travel company Sunwing for damages. Lawyers representing Toufik B...
May 15, 2018

Air Canada risks a boycott after it refers to Taiwan as being part of China
MONTREAL - Air Canada could face a boycott from Taiwanese travellers after the airline joined a growing list of air carriers that have reportedly bowed to Chinese pressure by listing the capital of Ta...
May 15, 2018
Coalition immigration policy urges newcomers be expelled if they fail to integrate
MONTREAL - The immigration plan of the Coalition Avenir Quebec, the party leading in the polls less than five months away from the provincial election, reportedly suggests Ottawa expel newcomers who f...
May 15, 2018
Fix low incomes among family class immigrants to help Canada's economy: study
OTTAWA - Chronic low income among so-called “family-class” immigrants is a concern that needs to be addressed not just for humanitarian reasons, but also to help sustain the Canadian econo...
May 15, 2018