Category Archives: Canada
Collision kills two beloved geese who frequent Nova Scotia pond:police
HALIFAX - Two geese are dead after being hit by a vehicle at a crosswalk the popular birds use to access a pond at a park in Dartmouth, N.S. Police say a man was driving on Prince Albert Road during t...
Aug 10, 2017
At The Turn: Golfers hone shorts game at PGA as game's legwear fixation continues
OTTAWA - “In my prime,” Jack Nicklaus once wrote, “my legs were very strong.” That was true in more ways than one, it turns out: in 2014, Golf Digest published never-before-see...
Aug 10, 2017

Striking workers at Halifax newspaper vote overwhelmingly in favour of new deal
HALIFAX - A labour dispute at Canada’s largest independently owned daily newspaper ended Thursday after striking workers voted overwhelmingly in favour of a new contract. Newsroom employees at t...
Aug 10, 2017
Six stories in the news for today, Aug. 10
Six stories in the news for Thursday, Aug. 10 --- B.C. TO OUTLINE NEXT STEPS ON TRANS MOUNTAIN Two key NDP cabinet ministers in British Columbia are expected to outline the government’s next ste...
Aug 10, 2017
Suspected opioid use in Sarnia, Ont., leaves 1 dead, 2 in hospital
SARNIA, Ont. - Police in Sarnia, Ont., have issued a public safety notice after one person died and two others were taken to hospital on Wednesday evening due to suspected drug overdoses. Police say t...
Aug 09, 2017
Saskatchewan appeal court rules on legal fees dispute over residential schools
REGINA - The Saskatchewan Court of Appeal is allowing an appeal of a lower-court ruling in a dispute between the Canadian government and the Merchant Law Group. The government has argued that the firm...
Aug 09, 2017

B.C. government to make announcement about Trans Mountain pipeline expansion
VANCOUVER - Two key British Columbia cabinet ministers are expected to outline the government’s next steps Thursday on the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion after campaigning against the project...
Aug 09, 2017

Federal archeology lab in Nova Scotia to remain open: cabinet minister
HALIFAX - Parks Canada says it has decided to continue leasing a facility in a Halifax-area business park for an archeology lab that houses artifacts from the Atlantic region. Treasury Board President...
Aug 09, 2017
Group opposed to abortion loses bid to advertise on Vancouver-area buses
VANCOUVER - A group opposed to abortion has lost a Charter of Rights challenge to have its ads displayed on the outside of Metro Vancouver buses after a B.C. Supreme Court judge ruled they could cause...
Aug 09, 2017

'Sleep well': Trump team seeks to de-escalate the boss's nuclear talk
WASHINGTON - He promised unpredictability and he’s delivering. On an issue with the highest stakes imaginable, the life-and-death matter of a nuclear showdown, Donald Trump’s team delivere...
Aug 09, 2017