Category Archives: Canada
Some quotes on Trump declaring plans for global tariffs on steel and aluminum
WASHINGTON - Donald Trump has made clear his intention to lower the protectionist hammer. He announced plans Thursday to invoke a rarely-used legal provision allowing tariffs for matters of national s...
Mar 01, 2018
Little substance behind Doug Ford's populist message, but he may still win: experts
TORONTO - Doug Ford’s bold promises of government belt-tightening during the last Progressive Conservative leadership debate may win over some of the party’s grassroots, but experts and cr...
Mar 01, 2018

Family, friends excited as player from Saskatchewan First Nation makes NHL debut
EDMONTON - About two dozen proud and excited fans were planning to attend an Oilers game in Edmonton on Thursday night to cheer on an Indigenous player making his NHL debut. Ethan Bear from the Ochapo...
Mar 01, 2018
Ont. NDP chief of staff reinstated after suspension amid Manitoba tickling scandal
TORONTO - The leader of Ontario’s New Democrats has reinstated her chief of staff, who was briefly relieved of his duties amid allegations that he failed to properly address sexual misconduct co...
Mar 01, 2018
Ontario judge blasts 'frustrating' lack of resources as trial delayed for year
TORONTO - An Ontario judge blasted the legal system’s lack of resources on Thursday while postponing for nearly a year the trial of five men accused of running a multimillion-dollar financial sc...
Mar 01, 2018

Canada far from willing to ban circumcision say observers
TORONTO - A campaign to ban circumcision for infants and children has taken hold in Iceland and Denmark but is far too radical a notion for Canada to consider, say observers here. Despite declining ra...
Mar 01, 2018

Supervised drug consumption site opens in Lethbridge after spike in overdoses
LETHBRIDGE, Alta. - A supervised drug consumption site has opened in Lethbridge, Alta., after the city recorded more than 54 overdoses in recent weeks, some from what police are calling a potent batch...
Mar 01, 2018
Prison sentence for Indigenous woman doesn't seem right: B.C. judge
VANCOUVER - A judge in British Columbia has sentenced an Indigenous woman to four years in prison for manslaughter, but says it doesn’t seem right that incarceration was the best available optio...
Mar 01, 2018

Canadian Federation of Students wary of Liberal threat over campus sex assault
OTTAWA - The largest organization for post-secondary students in Canada is not quite ready to get behind a Liberal threat to consider withdrawing federal funding from universities and colleges that ar...
Mar 01, 2018
Do more to help clear backlog of disabled veterans, critics urge Ottawa
OTTAWA - A promised infusion of cash to help Veterans Affairs Canada address a massive backlog of requests for services from thousands of wounded warriors has sparked mixed reactions - with some feari...
Mar 01, 2018