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New York City’s mayor said a driver with a history of seizures who fatally struck two children, including the daughter of an acclaimed Broadway actress, never should have been behind the wheel. ...
Syndicated Author Mar 7, 2018
HALIFAX - New data show some Nova Scotia patients are languishing in hospital for a year or more waiting for a spot in a nursing home, clogging up the province’s hospitals, the NDP says. The par...
Syndicated Author Mar 7, 2018
VANCOUVER - A new report from Canada’s largest community credit union says more than half of women in British Columbia experience “extreme emotional stress” when considering their fi...
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REGINA - Alberta’s Brendan Bottcher has put his rink in great position heading into the Championship Pool at the Tim Hortons Brier. Bottcher finished the final day of round-robin play at the Can...
Syndicated Author Mar 7, 2018
OTTAWA - American quarterback Ryan Lindley was among three players released Wednesday by the Ottawa Redblacks. Also let go were linebacker Lamar Louis and defensive back Winston Rose, also both Americ...
Syndicated Author Mar 7, 2018
A Canadian actress whose face was badly cut while shooting a horror film in Winnipeg is suing its producers over an injury she says has derailed her burgeoning career and jeopardized future earnings. ...
Syndicated Author Mar 7, 2018
Two months into his tenure as Canadian men’s coach, John Herdman has a clearer idea of where he’s going. Wednesday’s qualifying draw for the new CONCACAF Nations League has Canada pl...
Syndicated Author Mar 7, 2018
A couple’s charter rights were violated when a children’s aid society closed the pair’s foster home over their refusal to tell two young girls the Easter Bunny is real, an Ontario co...
Syndicated Author Mar 7, 2018
PARCHAL, Portugal - Goals by Janine Beckie and Ashley Lawrence lifted Canada to a 2-0 victory over Japan and fifth place at the 12-team Algarve Cup on Wednesday. The Canadian women, playing their firs...
Syndicated Author Mar 7, 2018
TORONTO - Ontario saw a spike in opioid-related deaths for much of last year compared to 2016, according to the latest government data. The province said Wednesday there were 1,053 opioid-related deat...
Syndicated Author Mar 7, 2018