Category Archives: Canada

Globe and Mail publisher joins Rebel Media in criticizing CBC digital news
OTTAWA - The bastion of Canadian establishment journalism and a pugnacious media upstart took turns ripping into the publicly funded CBC in testimony Tuesday to the Commons Heritage committee. The pub...
Nov 15, 2016

Sohi tries to dispel fears about private investment in public infrastructure
OTTAWA - The Trudeau government is trying to dispel fears about its plan to tap some of the world’s wealthiest institutional investors to help fund infrastructure projects in Canada. In an inter...
Nov 15, 2016
Former New Brunswick youth advocate, politician, picked as B.C.'s new child rep
VICTORIA - A former New Brunswick politician and the province’s first child advocate is British Columbia’s acting representative for children and youth and is slated to assume to post full...
Nov 15, 2016
Child sex abuse allegations highlight need for immediate help on reserve: NDP
OTTAWA - The issue of sexual abuse in indigenous communities, documented during an investigation by The Canadian Press, was raised in the House of Commons on Tuesday, where the federal government face...
Nov 15, 2016

Spray-painted swastika shocks Ottawa rabbi, sparks denunciation in Parliament
OTTAWA - An Ottawa rabbi says she was shocked to find a red swastika and anti-Semitic slur spray-painted on her front door in the dead of night. The attack, which took place very late Monday or in the...
Nov 15, 2016

Prominent writers sign letter demanding probe of UBC firing of Steven Galloway
VANCOUVER - Joseph Boyden and Yann Martel are among the prominent Canadian authors who have signed an open letter demanding an external investigation of how the University of British Columbia handled ...
Nov 15, 2016
Manitoba teen apologizes for promoting terrorism on social media
BRANDON, Man. - A Manitoba teenager who promoted terrorist activity online and urged people to “strike from within” apologized in court Tuesday and said he had not thought about the possib...
Nov 15, 2016
New Brunswick ends automatic coroner investigations of assisted suicides
FREDERICTON - New Brunswick is introducing legislation to end mandatory coroners’ investigations in assisted suicides. Justice Minister Denis Landry says the modernization of the Coroners Act me...
Nov 15, 2016
Environment minister says global movement to fight climate change 'irresistible'
MARRAKECH, Morocco - The momentum behind the movement for global reductions in greenhouse gas emissions is “irresistible” despite the recent election of Donald Trump, Canada’s enviro...
Nov 15, 2016
Parents of student who died of alcohol poisoning sue Halifax university
HALIFAX - The parents of a young Chinese woman who died of alcohol poisoning after a night of drinking inside a Dalhousie University residence are suing the school for alleged negligence. In a stateme...
Nov 15, 2016