Category Archives: Canada

Canadian consulates in the U.S. to discuss policies with would-be asylum seekers
OTTAWA - Canadian consulates in the United States have been told to set the record straight about Canada’s immigration policies as the flow of asylum seekers continues unabated. “We have m...
Aug 15, 2017

Home sales may be starting to "bottom out" in Golden Horeshoe: CREA
OTTAWA - The number of homes sold in July fell for the fourth consecutive month as sales in what have been the hottest and most expensive markets - Toronto and Vancouver - slowed. The fewer number of ...
Aug 15, 2017

Sobey family gives critical habitat for endangered species to N.S. nature trust
SHERBROOKE, N.S. - A critical habitat for several endangered species along an ecologically rich Nova Scotia river has been protected following a land donation from a well-known family with a special c...
Aug 15, 2017

Canadian athletes enter tricky doping landscape with pending legalization of weed
CALGARY - Canada’s elite athletes are smoking, eating and investing in marijuana. Is a toke before stepping to the start line far off? The Canadian government intends to legalize recreational ca...
Aug 15, 2017

Canada's NAFTA demands: Good luck with that, say skeptical U.S. trade vets
WASHINGTON - Some of Canada’s key demands in the upcoming NAFTA renegotiation will be a tough sell in the United States, according to former American trade officials who say they will be difficu...
Aug 15, 2017
Wayward Bullock's oriole to fly home to B.C. on Air Canada flight
OTTAWA - A Bullock’s oriole that landed in eastern Ontario in 2015 will finally be flying home to British Columbia - by plane. The little western bird drew national attention when she arrived in...
Aug 15, 2017

Trade experts agree Canada has plenty of leverage in NAFTA negotiations
OTTAWA - With NAFTA negotiations set to begin Wednesday, it’s tempting to think of Canada as the proverbial 90-pound weakling about to get a faceful of sand kicked up by the body-building, muscl...
Aug 15, 2017

Alberta politician says he made mistakes billing the government for meals
EDMONTON - An Alberta politician who has made a career championing taxpayers says he made mistakes when he wrongly billed the government for meals over a period of years. United Conservative Party mem...
Aug 14, 2017
Inquiry into missing, murdered women makes N.S. 'visits' as it seeks fresh start
HALIFAX - The National Inquiry into Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls is making “community visits” in Nova Scotia this week, as it seeks to put a crisis of confidence behind ...
Aug 14, 2017
Indigenous families in Portage la Prairie say they face eviction from homes
PORTAGE LA PRAIRIE, Man. - A group of Indigenous families living in social housing say the Manitoba government is threatening to evict them at the end of the month. About 100 members of the Waterhen F...
Aug 14, 2017