Category Archives: Canada
Nova Scotia launches bid to sell culture to China, Japan with trade mission
HALIFAX - Nova Scotia is launching a trade mission to sell its culture to Asian markets, but it’s about much more than lobsters, bagpipes and donairs. Leo Glavine, the provincial cabinet ministe...
May 09, 2018
Homeowner's video shows waves crashing into New Brunswick sunroom
GRAND LAKE, N.B. - Dawn Burke returned to her Grand Lake, N.B., home to grab extra clothes for her kids on Friday night, after days of staying with a nearby friend. She found waves crashing through he...
May 09, 2018

Seven former Bloc MPs want to call their new party Quebec Debout
OTTAWA - The seven MPs who left the Bloc Quebecois earlier this year over differences with Martine Ouellet’s leadership have the name they want for their new party: Quebec Debout. They say their...
May 09, 2018

Conservative MP questions whether Trudeau's apologies are sincere
OTTAWA - Conservative MP Marilyn Gladu says that while she supports Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s decision to apologize for Canada turning away Jewish refugees fleeing the Holocaust in 1939, t...
May 09, 2018

Wynne offers consistency over change as she faces uphill battle for re-election
TORONTO - At a time when polls suggest Ontario voters are clamouring for change, Kathleen Wynne is offering them something far less dramatic: consistency. Five years after becoming the first female pr...
May 09, 2018

Horwath campaigns on 'change for the better' as Wynne, Ford dominate headlines
TORONTO - The third time may well prove to be a charm for Andrea Horwath, who both pundits and polls suggest has the most to gain in Ontario’s spring election. Horwath’s New Democrats, lon...
May 09, 2018

Doug Ford paints himself as fiscally responsible outsider in bid to lead Ontario
TORONTO - Eight years after a populist wave handed Rob Ford the reins of Canada’s largest city, his brother is testing the same brand of everyman appeal on the provincial stage. With calls to tr...
May 09, 2018

Ontario using electronic voting machines, voters' lists in the June 7 election
TORONTO - For the first time in a provincial election in Ontario, voters will use electronic voting machines when they head to the polls on June 7. The voters’ paper lists will also be a thing o...
May 09, 2018

Trudeau regrets Trump decision to pull out of Iran nuclear agreement
OTTAWA - Prime Minister Justin Trudeau delivered a thinly veiled rebuke to the Trump administration and Israel over their opposition to the Iran nuclear deal, setting the stage for a divisive G7 summi...
May 09, 2018

Commemorative royal wedding coin features crystals, maple leaves
OTTAWA - A commemorative coin for Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s wedding is adorned with crystals and Canadian maple leaves. The Royal Canadian Mint has revealed a 99.99 per cent pure silver k...
May 09, 2018