Category Archives: Canada
Famed Quebec actor and acting professor fired due to allegations of harassment
MONTREAL - A renown Quebec actor and professor at the province’s music and dramatic arts conservatory has been fired from his job following allegations of “psychological harassment.”...
Feb 27, 2018

U2's Bono lauds budget boost, but aid groups say it is a good start
OTTAWA - U2 frontman Bono is heaping praise on the Trudeau government for a new infusion of Canadian overseas development spending, leading a chorus of anti-poverty activists who are cheering the bigg...
Feb 27, 2018

Government commits to 'move away from Phoenix' and build new pay system
OTTAWA - The federal government’s disastrous Phoenix pay system is destined for the ash heap - and the Trudeau Liberals have commited to spending $16 million over the next two years looking for ...
Feb 27, 2018

Some of the reaction to the Liberal government's 2018 budget tabled Tuesday
OTTAWA - Some of what was said Tuesday in response to the federal budget tabled by Finance Minister Bill Morneau: ___ “Never has a prime minister spent so much to achieve so little. Despite last...
Feb 27, 2018

Family, friends, elders gather at Sagkeeng First Nation to honour Tina Fontaine
SAGKEENG FIRST NATION, Man. - Dozens of people gathered in Tina Fontaine’s home community north of Winnipeg to honour her memory and comfort her family. Chief Derrick Henderson of the Sagkeeng F...
Feb 27, 2018
Police department creates zone for safer online sales in Abbotsford, B.C.
ABBOTSFORD, B.C. - Meeting a stranger to complete an online deal can feel risky, even for a veteran police officer. Sgt. Judy Bird knows first-hand about the “sketchy” feeling that can com...
Feb 27, 2018
Atwal says politicians from different parties call him seeking help
SURREY, B.C. - A man at the centre of a controversy over Sikh separatism that is hounding the prime minister says he has worked with politicians from a number of parties since he was released from pri...
Feb 27, 2018

Edmonton lifts moratorium on combative sports imposed after death of MMA fighter
EDMONTON - City council in Edmonton has voted to lift a moratorium on combative sports events that was imposed following the death of a mixed martial arts fighter. Tim Hague, who was a teacher, died i...
Feb 27, 2018
Halifax hospital donnybrook: Appeal court reduces cardiologist's damages
HALIFAX - A court has dramatically reduced a cardiology researcher’s record-setting, $1.4 million judgment for damages from a workplace battle at a Halifax hospital. In a decision released Tuesd...
Feb 27, 2018
Budget speech from Finance Minister Bill Morneau
OTTAWA - Text of the budget speech delivered Tuesday by Finance Minister Bill Morneau: Mr. Speaker, last week I spent some time with a couple of grade five and six classes from Rose Avenue Junior Publ...
Feb 27, 2018