Category Archives: Canada

Halifax police will not march in Pride parade amid 'national debate'
HALIFAX - Moving to avoid a Toronto-style conflict, Halifax’s police force says it will not participate in the city’s Pride parade this year. Halifax Regional Police said the decision was ...
Feb 06, 2017
Northeastern New Brunswick is on the path back to normal after devastating storm
LAMEQUE, N.B. - The military has begun to withdraw from northeastern New Brunswick, as the region slowly returns to normal following a devastating ice storm two weeks ago. Dave Brown, town manager for...
Feb 06, 2017

Journalist's fight to keep background info from RCMP before Appeal Court
TORONTO - A judge who ordered a journalist to turn over his background materials to the RCMP failed to properly balance the need to prosecute a serious crime against the ability of the media to do the...
Feb 06, 2017
Transport Canada issues recall for Chevrolet Orlandos over power steering
OTTAWA - Transport Canada has issued a recall for 12,035 Chevrolet Orlandos, saying some of them could lose their power-steering assist due to corrosion caused by road salt. The recall affects vehicle...
Feb 06, 2017
Five stories in the news today, Feb. 6
Five stories in the news for Monday, Feb. 6 --- JUDGE TO HAND DOWN RULING IN GIESBRECHT TRIAL A judge is expected to hand down a verdict today in the case a woman charged with disposing of the remains...
Feb 06, 2017

Force service providers to live up to wireless code, consumer groups argue
GATINEAU, Que. - Some cellphone companies are either passively or actively violating Canada’s wireless code of conduct and the rules need to be tightened and enforced, consumer groups told a hea...
Feb 06, 2017
Feds' offer on health funding for provinces falls short: new study
OTTAWA - A new report suggests the federal government’s offer on health funding to the provinces doesn’t provide enough cash to help them keep up services in the coming years. The study, t...
Feb 06, 2017

Fed advisers call for higher retirement age and, possibly, national child care
OTTAWA - The Trudeau government’s economic advisory council is recommending Ottawa raise the age of retirement eligibility and explore a national child-care program to boost much-needed particip...
Feb 06, 2017

Man who beheaded bus passenger likely to stay on medication: doctor
WINNIPEG - A psychiatrist testified Monday that a schizophrenic man who beheaded and cannibalized a fellow passenger on a Greyhound bus is unlikely to go off of his medication because he doesn’t...
Feb 06, 2017
New Brunswick budget to hike funding for post-secondary education, students
FREDERICTON - The New Brunswick government will increase funding in some key areas of higher education by just over five per cent in a provincial budget to be tabled Tuesday. A government source with ...
Feb 06, 2017