Category Archives: Canada

A day in Canada-US affairs: One threat dropped, two raised, one reality TV show
WASHINGTON - On a day that epitomized a suspenseful era in American trade policy, the U.S. played down a presidential threat to impose a border tax, but raised the notion of upcoming Buy American prov...
Feb 13, 2018
Police say suspected carbon monoxide leak symptoms were pot brownie effects
NORTHERN BRUCE PENINSULA, Ont. - Police in Ontario say suspected carbon monoxide poisoning symptoms among a group of vacationers last weekend turned out to be the effects of consuming too many marijua...
Feb 13, 2018
Quebec coroner's report into ride-sharing death a warning to users
MONTREAL - A Quebec coroner is warning ride-sharing users they don’t have any guarantees about the state of the vehicle they’re getting into. Dr. Jean Brochu said raising awareness was his...
Feb 13, 2018

Justice minister defends saying Canada 'must do better' in wake of Boushie trial
OTTAWA - Jody Wilson-Raybould doubled down Tuesday on her controversial reaction to the Colten Boushie verdict, saying a federal justice minister should be responsive to Canadians who speak out and pr...
Feb 13, 2018

NewsAlert: Canada's Alex Gough captures women's luge bronze medal
PYEONGCHANG, Korea, Republic Of - Alex Gough captured Canada’s first-ever medal in women’s luge. The Calgary native won the bronze medal in the women’s singles race at the Pyeongchan...
Feb 13, 2018
CP NewsAlert: Kim Boutin captures short-track bronze medal at Winter Olympics
GANGNEUNG, Korea, Republic Of - Canadian short-track speedskater Kim Boutin has captured a bronze medal in the women’s 500 metres at the Winter Olympics. The athlete from Sherbrooke, Que., finis...
Feb 13, 2018
NewsAlert: Canada defeats Switzerland to win mixed doubles gold medal
The first Olympic gold medal in mixed doubles curling goes to Canada. Canada’s John Morris and Kaitlyn Lawes beat defending world champions Jenny Perret and Martin Rios of Switzerland 10-3 in th...
Feb 13, 2018

N.S. system for people with disabilities had dark roots, expert tells inquiry
HALIFAX - Nova Scotia’s system to support people with intellectual disabilities has dark roots in a poorhouse system that led to attitudes they should remain segregated and controlled, a human r...
Feb 13, 2018
N.S. judge throws out cocaine evidence after Ontario man's rights breached
SYDNEY, N.S. - A Nova Scotia judge has ruled the seizure of two kilograms of cocaine from an Ontario man during a search at a ferry terminal violated his charter rights, prompting the Crown to drop a ...
Feb 13, 2018

Nunavut project to collect Inuit elder testimony on Franklin shipwreck sites
OTTAWA - Parks Canada is launching a new initiative in Nunavut to collect and share the testimony of Inuit elders who have knowledge of the doomed Franklin expedition of 1845. The project is seeking a...
Feb 13, 2018