Category Archives: Canada
Brad Trost urges former Harper aide Guy Giorno to repay moving expenses
OTTAWA - Federal Conservative leadership hopeful Brad Trost wants a key aide to former prime minister Stephen Harper to repay some of the moving expenses he was reimbursed for eight years ago. “...
Sep 26, 2016

Video Streaming Service, Shomi, Shutting Down as of Nov. 30
TORONTO – Video streaming service, Shomi, announced Monday it will shut down at the end of November, two years after it launched. “The business climate and online video marketplace have ch...
Sep 26, 2016

Video streaming service Shomi says it will shut down as of Nov. 30
TORONTO - Shomi announced Monday it was shutting down at the end of November, two years after the video-on-demand service launched amid hopes of thriving in a hyper-competitive market. “The busi...
Sep 26, 2016
Feds monitoring weak economy, could take action as early as fall: Morneau
OTTAWA - Canada’s finance minister is hinting the federal government could take steps as early as this autumn’s economic update to help the economy at a time of slower-than-expected growth...
Sep 26, 2016
Newfoundland radio host leaves station after 'disrespect' of woman on Twitter
ST. JOHN’S, N.L. - A Newfoundland radio station says it has parted ways with an announcer who told a young woman on Twitter that she should strip. The woman had invited her followers to watch a ...
Sep 26, 2016
New Democrat MP Randall Garrison introduces bill to repeal anti-terror C-51
OTTAWA - A New Democrat MP has followed through on a promise to table a private member’s bill to repeal controversial anti-terrorism measures. NDP public safety critic Randall Garrison says the ...
Sep 26, 2016
Two dead, pilot seriously injured in northern Quebec plane crash
QUEBEC - Investigators gathered evidence Monday at the site of a weekend plane crash along the Mouchalagane River in northern Quebec. The crash occurred on Sunday afternoon between Fermont and the Man...
Sep 26, 2016
B.C. ministry to expand Metis commission's role amid high-profile toddler case
VANCOUVER - British Columbia will expand the role of its Metis representative in the child welfare system, amid criticism of the province’s plan to adopt a Metis toddler to non-aboriginal parent...
Sep 26, 2016
Judge to rule Tuesday on latest Quebec taxi industry injunction request against Uber
MONTREAL - A judge will rule Tuesday on the taxi industry’s latest attempt to stop Uber’s operations in Quebec. Taxi drivers have been trying to get a court injunction against a recent agr...
Sep 26, 2016

Federal government looks to prod social innovation in bid to fight homelessness
OTTAWA - The Liberals are giving a makeover to a small program designed to more actively prod the creation of innovative projects designed to help fight poverty and homelessness. The federal governmen...
Sep 26, 2016