Category Archives: Canada

Ontario considering changes to permits for bottled water companies
TORONTO - Bottled water companies in Ontario may soon have to pay more and take less water as public outcry over revelations that the province charges them just $3.71 for every million litres triggere...
Aug 24, 2016
Collapse of wind turbine in Cape Breton believed to be a Canadian first
HALIFAX - Two investigations have been launched into the collapse of an 80-metre wind turbine in Cape Breton, believed to be the first catastrophic failure of its kind in Canada. Montreal-based Enerco...
Aug 24, 2016
Police allege man attacked, stabbed man and woman at two different homes
SAINT JOHN, N.B. - Police in New Brunswick are investigating a pair of unusual, random attacks in Saint John that left two people with minor injuries. The Saint John Police Force says a man entered a ...
Aug 24, 2016

More Olympic athletes back on home soil
TORONTO - For the second day in a row, Canadian Olympians returned home from the Rio Olympics to excited crowds of loved ones and fans. Runner Andre De Grasse of Markham, Ont., who won a silver and tw...
Aug 24, 2016
Seven stories in the news today, Aug. 24
Seven stories in the news today from The Canadian Press --- LIBERALS IN SAGUENAY, QUE., FOR CAUCUS RETREAT Liberal MPs arrive in Saguenay, Que., today for a caucus retreat where they will prepare for ...
Aug 24, 2016
Doctors 'waking up' to opioid over-prescription problem in Canada: CMPA
VANCOUVER - The medical profession is waking up to the reality that opioids have been over-prescribed in Canada and is actively searching for solutions, says a national association that represents doc...
Aug 24, 2016
From lobster to loofah? B.C. chemist works to turn shells into plastics
VANCOUVER - Where most people see an empty shell after a tasty dinner, a scientist in Vancouver sees an opportunity to create a sustainable new plastic. Chemist Mark MacLachlan at the University of Br...
Aug 24, 2016
Economy, middle-class, bonding on the agenda as Liberal MPs prepare for fall
SAGUENAY, Que. - Liberal MPs began catching up on vacation stories and other tales from outside the political bubble Wednesday evening as they began arriving for a summer retreat to get ready for a ye...
Aug 24, 2016
Study raises questions over extent to which LNG exports would benefit environment
CALGARY - A new study is raising questions about the degree to which exports of Canadian liquefied natural gas would help reduce carbon emissions abroad - a core justification for developing such an i...
Aug 24, 2016

Ontario farmer tells animal activist's trial he was worried about his pigs
BURLINGTON, Ont. - The trial of a woman who gave water to slaughterhouse-bound pigs heard Wednesday from the owner of the animals who said he complained to police because he was concerned about the sa...
Aug 24, 2016