Category Archives: Canada
Thieves make off with a lot of cheese from southwestern Ontario business
SOUTH WEST OXFORD TOWNSHIP, Ont. - Police in southwestern Ontario are looking for thieves who made off with a lot of cheese. Ontario Provincial Police say the Village Cheese Mill in South West Oxford ...
Feb 24, 2017
Migrants, war and profits: how federal politics touched Canadians this week
OTTAWA - Cynicism snaked through the corridors of Parliament Hill this week, lurking behind two competing claims of tolerance. A Conservative motion to condemn all forms of racism was soundly defeated...
Feb 24, 2017
National Basketball League teams brawl after game in New Brunswick
SAINT JOHN, N.B. - New Brunswick police say no charges will be laid after a brawl between players of two National Basketball League of Canada teams. Saint John police Sgt. Chuck Breen says two players...
Feb 24, 2017

Conservative leadership candidates attempt deeper dive into policy at debate
OTTAWA - Candidates for leadership of the federal Conservative party went four rounds Friday in a debate aimed at providing an opportunity for a deep dive into policy. But the cut-and-thrust of politi...
Feb 24, 2017
Woman, her mother and 2 kids die in collision on highway west of Timmins, Ont.
SOUTH PORCUPINE, Ont. - A northern Ontario First Nation is mourning the “terrible loss” of a 29-year-old pregnant mother, her two young sons and the children’s grandmother in a colli...
Feb 24, 2017
Six men face charges after RCMP foil alleged Cape Breton cocaine conspiracy
DARTMOUTH, N.S. - Nova Scotia RCMP say a drug trafficking investigation that began in Cape Breton has uncovered a conspiracy to import more than one tonne of cocaine into Canada from Colombia. Mountie...
Feb 24, 2017
Survey finds two High Arctic polar bear populations larger than expected
Polar bears in two High Arctic populations seem to be doing better than scientists had thought. The first major study of the Baffin Bay and Kane Basin populations in about 20 years has found more bear...
Feb 24, 2017
N.S. launches probe after massive winter storm damages fish farm, frees salmon
SHELBURNE, N.S. - Nova Scotia fisheries officials are investigating after a winter storm damaged an aquaculture pen in Shelburne Harbour, apparently releasing some salmon. Fisheries Minister Keith Col...
Feb 24, 2017
Accused N.S. doctor gets go-ahead to resume practice — with a chaperone
NEW GLASGOW, N.S. - A Nova Scotia physician charged with voyeurism after medical clinic staff were surreptitiously filmed in the washroom has approval to practice again. Dr. Rafid al-Nassar, a 41-year...
Feb 24, 2017
Winnipeg police look for suspect after substance found on teen girl's sweater
WINNIPEG - Police in Winnipeg are looking for a man who sprayed or deposited what they say may have been a bodily fluid on a teenage girl’s clothing. The girl and some friends were shopping at t...
Feb 24, 2017