Category Archives: Canada
WikiLeaks CIA data breach could expose Canada's vulnerabilities: ex-analyst
OTTAWA - The federal government should be concerned about the WikiLeaks publication of secret CIA files that describe its ability to break into computers, mobile phones and smart TVs, says a former na...
Mar 07, 2017

Keep calm and plan on, federal ministers told on asylum seeker influx
OTTAWA - Canada’s national police force and border watchdog say they have the resources they need - for now - to deal with the influx of people entering the country illegally in search of asylum...
Mar 07, 2017
From pay equity to child care, advocates say 'feminist' PM has much work to do
OTTAWA - Aygadim Majagalee, a young woman from the Nisga’a Nation in northern B.C., said she wants to look beyond past struggles and into the next century of possibility, where she imagines a re...
Mar 07, 2017
New Brunswick marijuana producer hires law firm to battle class-action lawsuit
MONCTON, N.B. - A New Brunswick medical marijuana producer says it will aggressively defend itself against a class-action lawsuit launched after unapproved pesticides were found in its products. Monct...
Mar 07, 2017
CBC News redeveloping 'The National' and putting heavy emphasis on digital
TORONTO - CBC News has announced a new organizational structure, with a heavy emphasis on digital as well as changes to “The National.” In a memo distributed to staff on Tuesday, editor-in...
Mar 07, 2017

The Tuesday news briefing: An at-a-glance survey of some top stories
Highlights from the news file for Tuesday, March 7 --- MANITOBA MP ENTERS NDP LEADERSHIP RACE: Although Niki Ashton is the only woman seeking the NDP’s top job, she says her candidacy involves m...
Mar 07, 2017
Vancouver School Board releases redacted report on bullying, toxic workplace
VANCOUVER - A redacted report released by the Vancouver School Board singles out members of the left-leaning Vision Vancouver party in an external investigation that blames trustees for creating a tox...
Mar 07, 2017
Alberta to end time limit on civil suits around sexual or domestic violence
EDMONTON - Alberta is changing the rules to give victims of sexual and domestic violence more time to sue their abusers in civil court. Justice Minister Kathleen Ganley introduced legislation Tuesday ...
Mar 07, 2017
Auditor general criticizes Nunavut for not supporting remote health centres
OTTAWA - A report from Canada’s auditor general says Nunavut’s health system doesn’t adequately ensure the quality of its service or the safety of its workers. “The department ...
Mar 07, 2017

Response to Halifax sex assault case is proof that society is evolving:advocates
HALIFAX - The public outcry surrounding the acquittal of a Halifax cab driver accused of sexually assaulting an intoxicated woman is proof sexual-violence education is having an effect, a Nova Scotia ...
Mar 07, 2017