Category Archives: Canadian Press
Judge fights disciplinary body's ruling that could remove him from bench
An Ontario judge is fighting back against a disciplinary body’s ruling that found he cast a shadow on his profession by accepting a temporary dean post at a northern university’s Indigenou...
Sep 27, 2018

Internet groups disappointed in lowered CRTC speed minimums for broadband fund
OTTAWA - Internet advocacy groups say they’re unhappy Canada’s telecoms regulator has halved the minimum speed that projects need to meet for a $750-million fund designed to make broadband...
Sep 27, 2018
Nova Scotia health minister says province providing timely abortion access
HALIFAX - Nova Scotia’s health minister says he believes there is timely access to abortion services in the province despite calls from advocates to improve access. Randy Delorey said Thursday t...
Sep 27, 2018

MPs vote to strip Suu Kyi of honorary Canadian citizenship over Rohingya crisis
OTTAWA - MPs have unanimously endorsed a motion to revoke the honorary Canadian citizenship of Myanmar’s de facto leader, Aung San Suu Kyi. The vote, on a Bloc Quebecois motion, followed Thursda...
Sep 27, 2018

Golden West radio sorry for running ad that downplayed residential schools
STEINBACH, Man. - A company that operates a chain of radio stations is apologizing for running a paid advertisement that downplayed the effect of the residential school system on Indigenous people. Ma...
Sep 27, 2018

Celebrity reaction to the testimony of Christine Blasey Ford
Celebrity reaction to the Supreme Court confirmation hearing for Brett Kavanaugh before the Senate Judiciary Committee: “These men are wholly uninterested and unmoved by this woman’s words...
Sep 27, 2018
Denzel Washington launches August Wilson House renovation
PITTSBURGH - Actor Denzel Washington has helped mark the start of renovations at playwright August Wilson’s childhood home in Pittsburgh. The Tribune-Review reports Washington headlined a ceremo...
Sep 27, 2018
Guatemala Congress bars Swedish metal band, faces criticism
MEXICO CITY - Guatemalan lawmakers are facing criticism after they moved to block a Swedish dark metal band from entering the country, calling it “satanic.” The congressional decree bannin...
Sep 27, 2018

B.C. First Nation won't be able to return home for months after wildfires
Members of a tiny First Nation in northwest British Columbia remain scattered across the province in hotels and relatives’ homes after fleeing destructive wildfires this summer. It will take mon...
Sep 27, 2018

Saudi minister mocks Canadian demands for release of female activists
OTTAWA - The Saudi Arabian Foreign Minister threw cold water on hopes the diplomatic row between his country and Canada will come to an end on the sidelines of the United Nations General Assembly this...
Sep 27, 2018