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OTTAWA - Canadian officials are praising a U.S. decision to drop a contentious border tax proposal, suggesting its death signals an open-mindedness in the Trump administration on open borders and free...
Syndicated Author Jul 27, 2017
LUNENBURG, N.S. - The RCMP are seeking the public’s help in the theft of an historic object once owned by Nova Scotia’s most famous sea captain - Capt. Angus Walters, skipper of the schoon...
Syndicated Author Jul 27, 2017
SASKATOON - The Saskatoon Health Region has apologized to Indigenous women who felt coerced into surgery that prevented them from bearing more children. The agency commissioned an independent report e...
Syndicated Author Jul 27, 2017
TORONTO - A Federal Court judge has ruled that the government was right to revoke an aircraft mechanic’s security clearance because his father was a member of a motorcycle gang. The ruling found...
Syndicated Author Jul 27, 2017
MONTREAL - The owner of a Montreal spice shop that is struggling financially says he may close it because of pressure from Quebec’s language watchdog over an English-only website. Peter Bahlawan...
Syndicated Author Jul 27, 2017
OTTAWA - The Canadian military is hoping the recent withdrawal of one of its Aurora surveillance planes from the fight against the Islamic State will help ease what had become a serious strain on the ...
Syndicated Author Jul 27, 2017
MONCTON, N.B. - The head of a company that pays people to donate blood plasma says he’s hoping to get at least 1,000 donors a week at a newly opened clinic in New Brunswick. Canadian Plasma Reso...
Syndicated Author Jul 27, 2017
VANCOUVER - Four Sri Lankan men accused of bringing dozens of Tamil migrants to Canada aboard a dilapidated cargo vessel eight years ago have been found not guilty of human smuggling. Prosecutors argu...
Syndicated Author Jul 27, 2017
OTTAWA - The federal infrastructure bank is many months away from opening its doors, but Liberals have given a group of civil servants the power to help fast-track approval of projects for private fun...
Syndicated Author Jul 27, 2017
In Rwanda, Canadian expat Barrett Nash says you don’t need a morning coffee if you take a taxi to work. That’s because most taxis are motorcycles and riding on one gives you enough adrenal...
Syndicated Author Jul 27, 2017