Category Archives: Canada
Quebec mosque shooting suspect couldn't invoke NCR defence: psychiatrist
QUEBEC - Alexandre Bissonnette was hoping for a defence of not criminally responsible when he faked having psychotic symptoms such as hearing voices, a forensic psychiatrist hired by the defence said ...
Apr 24, 2018
Ottawa imposes new measures on fishermen in effort to protect endangered whales
FREDERICTON - Ottawa is imposing strict new measures on the lobster fishery in the Gulf of St. Lawrence in an effort to protect North Atlantic right whales. A total of 18 North Atlantic right whales w...
Apr 24, 2018

Accused in van attack a former 'below-average' CAF recruit, but no red flag: source
RICHMOND HILL, Ont. - The man accused in a van attack that left 10 people dead in Toronto had spent two months with the Canadian Armed Forces last year, and was considered a below-average recruit who ...
Apr 24, 2018

Finding enough workers still challenge as Nova Scotia rolls out pre-primary
HALIFAX - Private and non-profit child care operators in Nova Scotia say it remains to be seen how their sector will ultimately be affected by the ongoing rollout of universal pre-primary for four-yea...
Apr 24, 2018

Combat 'vile' material faster and better, or else, G7 tells internet companies
TORONTO - Canada and it G7 partners warned the world’s biggest internet companies on Tuesday to do a better job of deleting “vile” material from their platforms and dangled the threa...
Apr 24, 2018
Quebec hoping to reduce use of paper in justice system
MONTREAL - The Quebec government says it hopes to greatly reduce the use of paper in the province’s judicial system in order to make it much more efficient. The emphasis on making sure documents...
Apr 24, 2018

Homicide team releases profile of suspected killer of teen in Burnaby, B.C.
SURREY, B.C. - Homicide investigators say they want to talk to anyone who recognizes suspicious behaviour that could help identify the suspect who killed a 13-year-old girl in a “random attack...
Apr 24, 2018

Firm tied to Facebook scandal says its work similar to traditional campaigning
OTTAWA - The co-founders of a Canadian firm tied to the international Facebook data controversy argued Tuesday that their seven-employee political consultancy has never broken the law - and only offer...
Apr 24, 2018

W7 summit urges leaders to go beyond 'platitudes' of calling themselves feminist
OTTAWA - Prime Minister Justin Trudeau promised to bring his lauded feminist credentials to hosting the G7 summit - and dozens of gender equality activists are gathering in Ottawa this week to make su...
Apr 24, 2018

'How sorry I am:' Teen guilty in fatal beating apologizes to victim's family
WINNIPEG - A teenager who helped beat a young Manitoba woman and shared the footage of her bloody death apologized to the victim’s family at a sentencing hearing Tuesday. Serena McKay’s bo...
Apr 24, 2018