Category Archives: Canada

'Leads to a mismatch:' Climate change may be putting natural world out of synch
Mother Nature is losing her timing. A major study has concluded that the delicately choreographed interactions between species that keep food webs functioning are more and more out of synch. And while...
Apr 16, 2018
Senior U.S. legislator: don't fold to Canada on dairy in new NAFTA.
WASHINGTON - A senior senator is demanding changes that would open Canada’s dairy market as part of any new NAFTA and is urging American trade negotiators to hold the line in the final stages of...
Apr 16, 2018
B.C. man acquitted on terror charges is security risk: RCMP officer
VANCOUVER - The Facebook posts of a British Columbia man acquitted of terrorism-related charges clearly show he wasn’t just a “couch jihadist” with a big mouth but someone who was be...
Apr 16, 2018
B.C. prosecutors considering criminal charges for Trans Mountain protesters
VANCOUVER - British Columbia’s Prosecution Service is considering criminal charges against dozens of people arrested for protesting Kinder Morgan’s Trans Mountain pipeline expansion. But i...
Apr 16, 2018
Quebec City mosque gunman wished he had killed more people: report
QUEBEC - The man who murdered six Muslim men in 2017 told a social worker several months after the killings that he wished there had been more victims, evidence tabled in court Monday indicated. In he...
Apr 16, 2018

National Gallery of Canada sets sights on buying 'Saint Jerome' with Chagall sale
OTTAWA - The National Gallery of Canada says a plan to sell a Marc Chagall painting “was not made lightly” and would allow it to buy an Old Master painting key to bolstering its collection...
Apr 16, 2018

Calgary city council votes to continue work on possible 2026 Olympic bid
Calgary has pulled back from killing a bid for the 2026 Olympic and Paralympic Games. City council was steering towards an off-ramp last week, but changed course and voted 9-6 in favour of continued w...
Apr 16, 2018

Security adviser says he tried to dispel misinformation about India controversy
OTTAWA - Justin Trudeau’s national security adviser says it’s the Canadian government’s fault that a convicted attempted assassin was invited to events with the prime minister during...
Apr 16, 2018
California governor says scrapping cap and trade would not be smart move
TORONTO - Scrapping Ontario’s cap-and-trade system would make no sense, the governor of California said Monday as he weighed in on a key Ontario election issue. Gov. Jerry Brown, who was asked a...
Apr 16, 2018

Vaginal hygiene products like sprays, wipes, creams linked to infections: study
TORONTO - Doctors have long advised women to avoid vaginal douching because of the risk of infection and other adverse effects, but a new study suggests other feminine hygiene products may be just as ...
Apr 16, 2018