Category Archives: Canada
Nova Scotia mayor announces he's gay, says someone threatened to expose him
SYDNEY, N.S. - The mayor of Nova Scotia’s second largest municipality has come out as gay, saying he decided to speak publicly after someone threatened to expose his personal life. Cecil Clarke,...
Feb 01, 2018
Hydro-Quebec's Northern Pass electricity project rejected by New Hampshire
MONTREAL - Regulators in the state of New Hampshire on Thursday rejected a major electricity project being piloted by Quebec’s hydro utility and its American partner, Eversource. Members of New ...
Feb 01, 2018
Injured men rescued from Vancouver-area mountain after altercation: police
VANCOUVER - Police say two men have been taken to hospital with apparent knife wounds after an altercation while they were winter camping together on a mountain north of Vancouver. North Vancouver RCM...
Feb 01, 2018
Toronto cop disciplined after reporting alleged sexual misconduct
TORONTO - A Toronto police officer who reported alleged sexual misconduct by a colleague has been disciplined because of some of the evidence she submitted to support her case. An internal police disc...
Feb 01, 2018
A look at some courthouse shootings in Canada
Shootings at courthouses in Canada are a relatively rare occurrence. Here’s a look at some notable incidents: January 2018: Steven Bertrand, 18, is seriously injured after being shot in the head...
Feb 01, 2018

Christine Elliott jumps into Ontario PC leadership race
TORONTO - The race to lead Ontario’s Progressive Conservative Party kicked off in earnest Thursday, with the entrance of a high-profile candidate who was once considered the odds-on favourite to...
Feb 01, 2018
With NDP allegations, all three major parties dealing with misconduct claims
OTTAWA - All three major federal parties are now looking into allegations of misconduct involving present and former members. The cases at a glance: LIBERALS - Kent Hehr resigned from cabinet last wee...
Feb 01, 2018
'Let them feel some of our pain:' Alberta eatery pulls B.C. wines over pipeline
FORT MCMURRAY, Alta. - A restaurant in Alberta’s oilsands hub is taking its own stand against the B.C. government’s plan to obstruct an expansion of the Kinder Morgan pipeline. Asti Tratto...
Feb 01, 2018

Desjardins says that with penny long-gone the nickel's days are numbered
MONTREAL - A Desjardins economist says it’s only a matter of time before Canada’s nickel goes the way of the penny. Senior economist Hendrix Vachon says that the five-cent piece will seem ...
Feb 01, 2018

Navy commodore plays down Canada's encounter with Russian warships
OTTAWA - A senior naval commander is playing down an account from one of his sailors of a seemingly tense standoff between a Canadian warship and Russian vessels during a recent deployment. The encoun...
Feb 01, 2018