Category Archives: Canada
A list of when the 'dead of winter' arrives in some cities across Canada
The dead of winter has passed or is a beacon of hope for winter-haters across Canada. Dave Phillips, senior climatologist at Environment Canada, says the date marks the spot statistically when there a...
Jan 13, 2017

'Not up to her to be God!' Friends, families react to new charges against ex-nurse
WOODSTOCK, Ont. - A former Ontario nurse accused of killing eight seniors in her care shuffled into a courtroom Friday to face six more charges, as friends and family members of the alleged victims sa...
Jan 13, 2017

Winter-weary rejoice: Climatologist says more winter behind than ahead of us
It’s the dead of winter and - despite how ominous that might sound - the country’s top climatologist says that’s actually a good thing. “I always think that should be a nationa...
Jan 13, 2017
Uncharted territory if judge in 'knees together' case continues fight for job
CALGARY - A judge who asked a sex assault complainant why she couldn’t keep her “knees together” could be headed into uncharted territory if he continues to fight for his job. A Cana...
Jan 13, 2017

Morneau says he will exercise prudence in budget in face of Trump administration
TORONTO - Finance Minister Bill Morneau is suggesting the upcoming federal budget will have the room to deal with whatever economic shifts could ensue as the Donald Trump administration takes over in ...
Jan 13, 2017

Aga Khan vacation, cost of living questions dog PM during Day 2 of Trudeau Tour
LONDON, Ont. - Justin Trudeau’s campaign-style outreach tour offered no respite Friday from questions about his family vacation with the Aga Khan - nor the priorities of ordinary Canadians, from...
Jan 13, 2017
Manitoba chiefs hope to get Federal Court of Appeal review of Enbridge project
WINNIPEG - The Assembly of Manitoba Chiefs says it is taking further steps in its fight against the Enbridge 3 line replacement project. The group is trying to get leave to file a judicial review with...
Jan 12, 2017
Refugee seeker turned reluctant captain of Tamil migrant ship not guilty: lawyer
VANCOUVER - The captain of a vessel that arrived on British Columbia’s shores carrying hundreds of Tamil migrants did not break the law because he was acting on humanitarian grounds by helping h...
Jan 12, 2017
New minister refuses to repeat Trudeau's promise to replace voting system
OTTAWA - Justin Trudeau’s newly minted minister for democratic institutions is refusing to repeat the prime minister’s campaign promise that the 2015 election would be the last conducted u...
Jan 12, 2017

The Thursday news briefing: An at-a-glance survey of some top stories
Highlights from the news file for Thursday, Jan. 12 --- TRUDEAU FENDS OFF AGA KHAN VISIT QUESTIONS: Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has told reporters at a town hall meeting in Kingston, Ont. that he do...
Jan 12, 2017