Category Archives: Canada
'Overwhelmed': Manitoba community seeing influx of unauthorized border crossers
EMERSON, Man. - An increasing number of people seeking asylum are braving the elements of the open prairie to come into Canada from the United States, says the head of one small community that is call...
Feb 07, 2017

Trudeau confers with European leaders on Trump, Freeland to meet Tillerson
OTTAWA - The Trudeau government has been conferring with jittery European allies about how to engage with the new Donald Trump administration in Washington, sources say. Prime Minister Justin Trudeau ...
Feb 07, 2017
Quebec school board wants 'vigilance' when bus drivers listen to talk radio
MONTREAL - A Quebec City school board stepped back Tuesday from an earlier decision to prohibit bus drivers from listening to the city’s contentious talk radio stations on the job. In a news rel...
Feb 07, 2017

Defence minister hints at new money for military after meeting U.S. counterpart
OTTAWA - Canada’s defence minister is hinting at new money for the military following a much-anticipated meeting with his U.S. counterpart in Washington this week. But Harjit Sajjan says what...
Feb 07, 2017

Scientists propose vast network of wildlife cameras to track animal movement
Wildlife, get ready for your close-up. Biologists are proposing a vast network of interconnected remote cameras that could revolutionize the study of bears, moose, caribou, cougars and other large ani...
Feb 07, 2017
Paying civil servants comes first, recouping funds will follow, says minister
OTTAWA - The minister responsible for the federal government’s troubled payroll system says she’s more concerned about paying employees who haven’t received what they’re owed t...
Feb 07, 2017

Calgary triple-murder trial hears DNA from three victims found at suspect's farm
CALGARY - DNA evidence was found on a hacksaw, meat hooks, rubber boots and in a piece of biological material recovered from the property of a suspect on trial in the deaths of a couple and their gran...
Feb 07, 2017
U.S. border policies could drive foreign visitors to Canada, WestJet CEO says
CALGARY - The head of WestJet Airlines says he sees a possible silver lining with the uncertainty surrounding new U.S. border policies: a boost in international visitors to Canada. CEO Gregg Saretsky ...
Feb 07, 2017

Liberals restore and expand court challenges program to support equality fights
OTTAWA - The federal government is back in the business of giving money to those who want to fight it in court to protect and clarify language and equality rights, but cannot otherwise afford expensiv...
Feb 07, 2017
Alberta RCMP look for guiding light in theft of senior's keepsake Bible
WETASKIWIN, Alta. - There’s a spiritual twist to a theft investigation in central Alberta which police hope can receive guidance through a little help from the public. RCMP say a senior woman wa...
Feb 07, 2017