Category Archives: Canadian Press
Canadian music festivals among 45 pledging gender equality in lineups by 2022
TORONTO - Four Canadian music events are joining an international pledge to fight inequality in the industry by vowing to have gender parity across their lineups by 2022. Montreal’s electronic m...
Feb 26, 2018

Hudson Bay communities hold first meeting to talk climate, development
MONTREAL - The 27 communities that ring Hudson Bay are scheduled to meet Tuesday for the first time to talk about climate change, environmental protection and the impact of development in their vast a...
Feb 26, 2018

Big Tobacco miffed over health committee snub, opposes plain packaging proposal
OTTAWA - Canada’s largest tobacco manufacturer says it is being treated unfairly after a government health committee refused to hear its input in person on proposed changes to smoking laws. R...
Feb 26, 2018

Conservative bid sputters for emergency committee meeting on Atwal
OTTAWA - A Conservative bid for an emergency meeting on the Jaspal Atwal affair has fizzled, but political fireworks erupted anew Monday in Parliament over Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s much-m...
Feb 26, 2018
Provincial police 'scaling back' search for boy, 3, swept away in flooded river
Ontario Provincial Police say they will “slowly begin scaling back” their search for a missing three-year-old boy who was swept into a swollen river in southwestern Ontario. In a release M...
Feb 26, 2018

Ousted Ontario Tory leader Patrick Brown ends bid to reclaim his former job
TORONTO - Patrick Brown’s quest to lead Ontario’s Progressive Conservatives ended Monday with the Barrie, Ont., politician saying the leadership race had taken a toll on his family and dis...
Feb 26, 2018

Petro boost: Alberta to invest $1B over 8 years on bitumen upgrading projects
EDMONTON - Alberta is investing $1 billion in oilsands bitumen upgrading to get a bigger bang for the buck on its oil. Premier Rachel Notley announced Monday that the money will be used for loan guara...
Feb 26, 2018
Jury finds Manitoba dad guilty of manslaughter in toddler's death
WINNIPEG - A jury has found a Manitoba father guilty of manslaughter in the death of his 21-month-old daughter after hearing how he took no action to keep the toddler safe from her abusive mother. A j...
Feb 26, 2018
Discredited hair-testing program harmed vulnerable families across Ontario: report
TORONTO - A review of nearly 1,300 child welfare cases spanning 25 years has found that a now-discredited hair analysis program in Toronto that tested for drug and alcohol use caused extensive - and p...
Feb 26, 2018
Hulu asks: 'Is it time to examine how 9-11 happened?'
NEW YORK - Not too long ago, Peter Sarsgaard felt he had to have a difficult conversation with his oldest daughter about 9-11. He and Ramona, then 9, were in a car on the anniversary of the terror att...
Feb 26, 2018