Category Archives: Canada
Burnaby seeks appeal over tree cutting permits involving Trans Mountain pipeline
BURNABY, B.C. - The City of Burnaby wants to appeal a National Energy Board decision that exempts Kinder Morgan from local land and tree clearance bylaws in the expansion of the Trans Mountain pipelin...
Feb 16, 2018

Nova Scotia sets emissions reporting requirements for cap and trade regime
HALIFAX - Nova Scotia will require industrial facilities generating 50,000 tonnes or more of greenhouse gas emissions per year to report emissions under its proposed cap and trade regime, although key...
Feb 16, 2018

Crown won't appeal ex-railway workers' acquittal in Lac-Megantic trial
MONTREAL - The Crown will not appeal last month’s acquittal of three former Quebec railway employees who were charged with criminal negligence causing the death of 47 people in the Lac-Megantic ...
Feb 16, 2018
Baby's death tied to 'unsafe sleep situation' prompts call for warning
FREDERICTON - The death of a three-month-old New Brunswick boy has prompted a call for a campaign warning the public about the dangers of unsafe sleeping arrangements for babies. The coroner determine...
Feb 16, 2018

NDP kicks off convention with harassment apology, sober report on fundraising
OTTAWA - The federal NDP kicked off its national convention in earnest Friday with a sober apology from the party’s president to all those New Democrats who have suffered harassment or discrimin...
Feb 16, 2018
Liberals lay down new rules to end use of coal, natural-gas power plants
OTTAWA - The federal Liberal government says its new regulations to phase out power plants fired by coal and natural gas will cost more than $2.2 billion, but potentially save the country billions mor...
Feb 16, 2018

Judge rejects challenge of Toronto actress' lawsuit against Weinstein
TORONTO - A judge has rejected a legal challenge of a Toronto actress’ sexual assault lawsuit against disgraced Hollywood producer Harvey Weinstein, his former assistant and two entertainment co...
Feb 16, 2018

'No transparency:' Manitoba survivors opting out of '60s Scoop settlement
WINNIPEG - Some Manitoba survivors of the ’60s Scoop are encouraging others to opt out of a settlement with the federal government. They say they were not consulted in the agreement meant to res...
Feb 16, 2018

B.C. to pay for and build new Pattullo Bridge in Metro Vancouver
NEW WESTMINSTER, B.C. - The British Columbia government has taken on the $1.37 billion cost of replacing a major commuter crossing in Metro Vancouver, relieving some financial pressure on the transit ...
Feb 16, 2018

Trump now weighing options for global steel tariff; Canada will watch closely
WASHINGTON - The United States has fired a warning shot in what could become a global trade war over steel and aluminum, threatening to impose a wide range of tariffs and quotas within several months ...
Feb 16, 2018