Category Archives: Canadian Press

Postmedia to close more local newspapers, cut staff cost by 10 per cent
Postmedia Network Inc. will close six small-town newspapers and reduce print publication of four more, while slashing 10 per cent of its total salary outlay through staff layoffs and voluntary buyouts...
Jun 26, 2018
Disciplinary hearing for Toronto cops who allegedly ate pot-infused chocolate
TORONTO - Two Toronto police officers were “in distress” and had to be taken to hospital after allegedly eating a marijuana-laced chocolate bar they took during a raid on a cannabis dispen...
Jun 26, 2018

Right to withhold service over politics varies across Canada: legal expert
TORONTO - A Canadian restaurant owner inundated by angry reviews because her brunch spot bears a similar name to the U.S. eatery that refused to serve White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sander...
Jun 26, 2018
New Brunswick invests in research on small modular nuclear reactors
SAINT JOHN, N.B. - The New Brunswick government is committing $10 million to establish the province as a leader in the field of small, modular nuclear reactor technology. Energy Minister Rick Doucet m...
Jun 26, 2018
Small business taking Ottawa to court over Canada Summer Jobs controversy
OTTAWA - An Ontario business says it will take the Liberal government to court over the conditions attached to the federal Canada Summer Jobs program, arguing they violate freedom of speech. Tamara Ja...
Jun 26, 2018

'She suffered:' Winnipeg musician left mother on floor for weeks until she died
WINNIPEG - A musician who left his 89-year-old mother covered in her own feces and urine on the floor of the home they shared until she died says he will never forgive himself. “I’m very, ...
Jun 26, 2018

Saskatoon's cannabis licensing bylaw includes $20K fee for retailers
Saskatoon city council has passed a cannabis bylaw that includes a $20,000 licensing fee for marijuana retailers. There is also a provision for a $10,000 annual renewal fee, but that part of the bylaw...
Jun 26, 2018

Quebec crane operators back at work Tuesday after 'illegal' one-week strike
MONTREAL - Thousands of crane operators returned to work Tuesday after taking part in what authorities described as an illegal strike that lasted one week and disrupted construction sites across Quebe...
Jun 26, 2018
Denmark advances at World Cup in drab 0-0 draw with France
MOSCOW - A game no team needed to win became the game no fan would want to watch. France and Denmark produced the World Cup’s first 0-0 draw at the 37th attempt amid boos and whistles from fans ...
Jun 26, 2018

'We must respond:' Alberta child advocate urges help for youth opioid addicts
EDMONTON - Alberta’s child advocate wants the province to create a youth-specific response to the opioid crisis with a school curriculum that starts teaching students in elementary school about ...
Jun 26, 2018