Category Archives: Canada

Judge wrong to order award to residential school rape victim, government says
TORONTO - The courts had no right to order compensation for a former altar boy, who was denied payment despite being raped by a priest at an Indian residential school, the federal government argued Mo...
Dec 05, 2016

Tory leadership hopefuls to test their language skills at first bilingual debate
OTTAWA - The language skills of Conservative leadership candidates will be put to the test Tuesday night as they take the stage for a bilingual debate in Moncton, N.B., a campaign milestone expected t...
Dec 05, 2016
New Brunswick government announces pilot project to begin using midwives
FREDERICTON - New Brunswick will soon allow midwives to work in the province’s health-care system. Health Minister Victor Boudreau has announced that Fredericton has been chosen as the site for ...
Dec 05, 2016
Cabinet ministers set to discuss sexual abuse on reserve: Bellegarde
OTTAWA - The national chief of the Assembly of First Nations will meet three federal cabinet ministers soon to discuss the issue of sexual abuse within indigenous communities. The discussion will incl...
Dec 05, 2016
Alberta government house leader denounces anti-Notley 'lock her up' rally
EDMONTON - Alberta’s government house leader says a rally that called for Premier Rachel Notley to be jailed is a disturbing sign of Trump-style politics coming to Canada. “I think the Wil...
Dec 05, 2016

Notley aims to sell pipeline in B.C. after federal approval sparks protests
VANCOUVER - Some observers say Alberta’s premier will have a difficult job trying to convince British Columbians to support the Trans Mountain pipeline project between the provinces as she began...
Dec 05, 2016
Electric vehicle charging coming to 25 Ontario Canadian Tire Gas+ locations
TORONTO - Electric vehicle charging stations are being added to 25 Canadian Tire Gas+ locations in Ontario, a first for the company. AddEnergie Technologies says the stations, which start rolling out ...
Dec 05, 2016
Weather warnings issued as snow hits B.C.'s south coast and Vancouver Island
The first significant snowfall to hit the Vancouver region in more than two years is causing widespread transit delays and has prompted several school closures, including the shutdown of a university ...
Dec 05, 2016
StatCan study highlights drop in wage, job quality for young workers
OTTAWA - A new study from Statistics Canada about the precarious position young workers find themselves in - and how little it has changed in four decades - has refocused attention on the federal gove...
Dec 05, 2016

Campaign aims to educate Canada's youth sooner about changing technology
OTTAWA - With potentially thousands of high-paying jobs going unfilled in Canada, Prime Minister Just Trudeau lent his voice Monday to a campaign aimed at encouraging young people to study computer sc...
Dec 05, 2016