Category Archives: Canada

Melting Arctic sea ice may be behind endless winter: scientists
Scientists are suspecting that not enough winter in the Arctic has led to too much of it across the rest of Canada. From Toronto, where ice storms cancelled baseball games, to Calgary where residents ...
Apr 17, 2018
Widow of Quebec mosque massacre victim calls for exemplary sentence
QUEBEC - If the Quebec City mosque shooter gets anything other than an exemplary sentence or is freed one day, it would be like a second death for victims and their families, the widow of one of the s...
Apr 17, 2018

IATA advocates global approach to data security and commercial drones
MONTREAL - The association representing the world’s airlines says developing a global approach to data security and the development of commercial drones will help to safely accommodate an extra ...
Apr 17, 2018

Saskatchewan premier says his province will also table oil ban bill
EDMONTON - Premier Scott Moe says Saskatchewan will join Alberta in a fight with B.C. over the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion by introducing its own legislation on oil exports. Moe says his governm...
Apr 17, 2018
Possible hepatitis A contamination in some strawberry products in Quebec
MONTREAL - The Quebec Agriculture Department is warning consumers to avoid various strawberry products that may have been contaminated with the hepatitis A virus. The juice, smoothies and cocktails we...
Apr 17, 2018

Kristin Johnston died within five minutes, medical examiner tells Butcher trial
HALIFAX - A Montreal-born yoga instructor who was found dead in her Halifax home had “defensive injuries” on her hands and fingers, a medical examiner testified Tuesday at Nicholas Butcher...
Apr 17, 2018
IMF: Canadian economy will still grow in 2018, just a little less
WASHINGTON - The International Monetary Fund projects moderate economic growth for Canada this year and next, albeit at a rate lower than last year’s and significantly slower than in the United ...
Apr 17, 2018

Political parties police themselves on using voters' personal data: watchdog
OTTAWA - The federal privacy watchdog is calling on the government to address what he calls significant gaps in the law that allow political parties themselves to police how they gather and use voter ...
Apr 17, 2018

Ont Liberals introduce fair pay bill for construction workers under govt contracts
TORONTO - Construction workers, building security guards and cleaners under government contracts would receive a “fair” wage under legislation Ontario’s governing Liberals introduced...
Apr 17, 2018

Abdelrazik's lawyer accuses feds of ducking 'political blowback' in torture case
OTTAWA - A Montreal man’s lawsuit over his detention and alleged torture in Sudan is heading to a Federal Court hearing in September following the abrupt cancellation of settlement talks. The fe...
Apr 17, 2018