Category Archives: Canada
Six stories in the news Tuesday, Nov. 8
Six stories in the news for Tuesday, Nov. 8 --- AMERICANS SELECT A NEW PRESIDENT TODAY AFTER AN UNPRECEDENTED CAMPAIGN Americans cast ballots today in a presidential election that is like no other in ...
Nov 08, 2016

Mystery surrounding last Canadian killed in First World War lives on
OTTAWA - George Lawrence Price was just one of the estimated 66,000 Canadians who died during or as a result of the First World War. By many accounts, his service during what was hoped to be “th...
Nov 08, 2016
Obama will push for TPP trade deal in last days of term: ambassador
OTTAWA - President Barack Obama will use every remaining day of his term to win congressional approval for the Trans-Pacific Partnership trade agreement, says the U.S. ambassador to Canada. Envoy Bruc...
Nov 08, 2016

Canadians, people around the world watch as Trump headed to White House
TORONTO - People across Canada and around the world gathered Tuesday in front of television and computer screens as the season finale of the ultimate political reality TV show turned up a stunning plo...
Nov 08, 2016
Suicides of indigenous girls on minds of political, aboriginal leaders
REGINA - Political and indigenous leaders in Saskatchewan are heading to a northern community to try to understand why so many young girls are killing themselves. Premier Brad Wall and Bobby Cameron, ...
Nov 08, 2016

Python trial hears closing arguments; case set to go to the jury Wednesday
CAMPBELLTON, N.B. - After more than a week of testimony, the trial of a man whose African rock python escaped and killed two young New Brunswick boys came down to one question: Did his decision not to...
Nov 08, 2016
Liberals win Yukon election, toppling Yukon Party
WHITEHORSE - There’ll be many new faces in the Yukon legislature after the Liberals swept to power in Monday’s election. Liberal Leader Sandy Silver will go from being the lone elected mem...
Nov 08, 2016
Federal Court dismisses bid to stop feds revoking citizenship without a hearing
OTTAWA - A bid to stop the federal government from revoking Canadians’ citizenship without a hearing has failed. Federal Court Justice Russell Zinn has dismissed a case brought by the Canadian A...
Nov 07, 2016
Non-binding plebiscite in P.E.I. shows support for proportional representation
CHARLOTTETOWN - A non-binding plebiscite on electoral reform in Prince Edward Island has shown voters support a switch to a form of proportional representation. Mixed member proportional representatio...
Nov 07, 2016
Air Canada says in-flight crews can wear poppy pins for Remembrance Day
Air Canada says it has revised its uniform policy to make it clear that in-flight crews can wear poppy pins in honour of Remembrance Day. The airline says that while it has regulations on non-service ...
Nov 07, 2016