Category Archives: Canada
Doctors want funding for seniors care in new health accord
VANCOUVER - Canadian doctors want the federal government to make sure health care professionals have the resources they need to care for the country’s aging population, says the president of the...
Aug 21, 2016
Canadian soldier faces charges in Britain
OTTAWA - A Canadian soldier who served in Afghanistan is facing charges in the United Kingdom. A statement from the military provided to The Canadian Press does not elaborate on the nature of the char...
Aug 21, 2016
Cabinet warned second year will be full of hard choices, can't please everyone
SUDBURY, Ont. - Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and his ministers have been warned they’re heading into a tough year. The warning came Sunday from Sir Michael Barber, the British guru on “de...
Aug 21, 2016
Jury deliberations to stretch into 10th day in Quebec election shooting trial
MONTREAL - The jury deciding the fate of Quebec’s alleged 2012 election-night shooter will return for a 10th day of deliberations after failing to reach a verdict on Sunday. For a second straigh...
Aug 21, 2016
Innkeepers and retailers seeing fewer Canadian tourists
PORTLAND, Maine - Canadian tourism in Maine appears to be down again for the third year in a row. According to data from the Maine Office of Tourism, approximately 5.5 million Canadians visited Maine ...
Aug 21, 2016

Canada's food truck expansion continues as industry finds its place
CALGARY - Emmanuel Guardado had always dreamed of starting his own food business, but it was only when he lost his job in the oil-and-gas industry that he decided to dive in. “I got laid off fro...
Aug 21, 2016

Losing Elizabeth May as leader would be a 'great blow' to Greens: deputy leader
OTTAWA - It would be a “great blow” to the Green party if Elizabeth May decides to walk away as leader, one of its deputies said Sunday. Daniel Green, a Quebec environmentalist who joined ...
Aug 21, 2016
Liberals eye exceptions to mandatory minimums championed by Conservatives
OTTAWA - The Liberal government is studying the idea of building some wiggle room into the controversial convention of mandatory minimum sentences to avoid unduly harsh penalties in cases that donR...
Aug 21, 2016

B.C. Civil Rights Group Punches Above Its Weight in National Legal Disputes
VANCOUVER - Arriving to the lockup for the Supreme Court of Canada’s decision on medically assisted suicide, members of the British Columbia Civil Liberties Association found themselves relegate...
Aug 21, 2016

Philpott admits could've been clearer when she claimed she'd never used limos
SUDBURY, Ont. - Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and his cabinet went back to school Sunday with one minister - Jane Philpott - trying to shed her newfound reputation as a problem pupil. The health minis...
Aug 21, 2016