Category Archives: Canada
Prominent Nunavut businessman faces $1.2M sex assault judgment
IQALUIT, Nunavut - A prominent Nunavut businessman has been ordered to pay $1.2 million in damages for almost 20 years of sexual assaults on four children. There’s no guarantee that the victims ...
Apr 19, 2018
Acquittal of teacher who secretly videoed teens 'dangerous,' top court told
TORONTO - Canada’s top court is set to hear the case on Friday of a high school teacher acquitted of voyeurism even though he used a pen camera to secretly record video of the chest area of his ...
Apr 19, 2018

Man accused of killing Kristin Johnston takes stand in own defence
HALIFAX - Nicholas Butcher testified in his own defence at his murder trial Thursday, describing affectionate messages he exchanged with the Montreal-born yoga instructor he’s accused of killing...
Apr 19, 2018
Supreme Court of Canada set to decide on international custody case
TORONTO - Canada’s top court is set to decide on Friday whether children who have lived in Canada for years should be forced to go back to Germany where their father lives. The case turns on suc...
Apr 19, 2018

Nova Scotia fisheries minister raises concerns about potential no-fish zones
HALIFAX - Nova Scotia’s fisheries minister says he’s worried about Ottawa’s plans to establish marine protected areas along the province’s Eastern Shore, saying he wants to kno...
Apr 19, 2018

Canada's Christine Girard confirmed Olympic weightlifting champion by IOC
Christine Girard is reconnecting with the version of herself who lifted twice her body weight over her head at the 2012 Olympic Games in London. The businesswoman, weightlifting coach and mother of th...
Apr 19, 2018
Police seeking suspects in Montreal Macron melee that left partygoers injured
Montreal police are seeking the public’s help in tracking down numerous suspects who allegedly attacked party-goers in a restaurant as they celebrated the first year of French President Emmanuel...
Apr 19, 2018

Risk of falling ice closes CN Tower for the fourth consecutive day
TORONTO - The CN Tower is closed for a fourth consecutive day due to the risk of ice falling from the Toronto landmark. The downtown attraction was first closed on Monday after chunks of ice fell onto...
Apr 19, 2018
C-section rate rises, despite lower overall birth rate: report
TORONTO - A higher proportion of Canadian women are giving birth by caesarean section, even while the overall rate of in-hospital births across the country is declining, says a report released Thursda...
Apr 19, 2018

Canadian airline profits will fall in 2018 on higher costs: Conference Board
MONTREAL - Canada’s airline profitability, which reached a 20-year high last year, is expected to soften due to higher fuel and labour costs, according to a Conference Board of Canada report. Ai...
Apr 19, 2018