- Canucks fire coach Alain Vigneault CBC - 4 hours ago
The Vancouver Canucks fired head coach Alain Vigneault on Wednesday, less than two years after he guided the club to the seventh game of the Stanley Cup final. More »Canucks fire coach Alain Vigneault
The Vancouver Canucks fired head coach Alain Vigneault on Wednesday, less than two years after he guided the club to the seventh game of the Stanley Cup final.
- Blood donation ban lifted for some men who have sex with men CBC - 7 hours ago
Health Canada will allow men to donate blood if they haven't had sex with a man in the last five years, a change in policy to take effect in the coming weeks. More »Blood donation ban lifted for some men who have sex with men
Health Canada will allow men to donate blood if they haven't had sex with a man in the last five years, a change in policy to take effect in the coming weeks.
Cherry says Canuck coaches 'thrown down the drain' CBC - 8 hours agoIn discussing Wednesday's firing of Vancouver Canucks head coach Alain Vigneault, along with his assistants Rick Bowness and Newell Brown, Hockey Night in Canada's Don … More »Cherry says Canuck coaches 'thrown down the drain'
In discussing Wednesday's firing of Vancouver Canucks head coach Alain Vigneault, along with his assistants Rick Bowness and Newell Brown, Hockey Night in Canada's Don Cherry says the trio was "thrown under the bus."
Quebec private daycare owners hold 1-day walkout CBC - 9 hours agoThousands of owners of private subsidized daycares marched in Montreal to denounce Quebec's plans to cut $15M from their budgets. More »Quebec private daycare owners hold 1-day walkout
Thousands of owners of private subsidized daycares marched in Montreal to denounce Quebec's plans to cut $15M from their budgets.
- Quebec Charter of Values could breed intolerance, warn Liberals CBC - 9 hours ago
Quebec's citizenship minister today said the province is long overdue in dealing with the issue of accommodations to religious communities. More »Quebec Charter of Values could breed intolerance, warn Liberals
Quebec's citizenship minister today said the province is long overdue in dealing with the issue of accommodations to religious communities.
Canucks fire head coach Vigneault after suffering first-round sweep The Canadian Press - 9 hours agoVANCOUVER - Vancouver Canucks general manager Mike Gillis is in no rush to name a replacement for fired coach Alain Vigneault. More »Canucks fire head coach Vigneault after suffering first-round sweep
VANCOUVER - Vancouver Canucks general manager Mike Gillis is in no rush to name a replacement for fired coach Alain Vigneault.
- Campy on-ice competition 'Battle of the Blades' to return to CBC-TV The Canadian Press - 10 hours ago
TORONTO - CBC-TV is resurrecting its campy competition series "Battle of the Blades." More »Campy on-ice competition 'Battle of the Blades' to return to CBC-TV
TORONTO - CBC-TV is resurrecting its campy competition series "Battle of the Blades."
- Cominar sells interest in Dyne to Homburg International for 'nominal' amount The Canadian Press - 11 hours ago
QUEBEC CITY, Que. - Cominar Real Estate Investment Trust (TSX:CUF.UN) has sold its interest in Charlottetown property owner Dyne Holdings Ltd. for a "nominal consideration" … More »Cominar sells interest in Dyne to Homburg International for 'nominal' amount
QUEBEC CITY, Que. - Cominar Real Estate Investment Trust (TSX:CUF.UN) has sold its interest in Charlottetown property owner Dyne Holdings Ltd. for a "nominal consideration" and the reimbursement of certain shareholder advances.
- Quebec government polls public on 'problem' of religious accommodation The Canadian Press - 12 hours ago
QUEBEC - The Parti Quebecois government, already involved in a political battle to toughen the province's language law, has placed another emotionally charged identity … More »Quebec government polls public on 'problem' of religious accommodation
QUEBEC - The Parti Quebecois government, already involved in a political battle to toughen the province's language law, has placed another emotionally charged identity issue on the back burner.
Canada lifts lifetime ban on gay men giving blood, but some restrictions remain The Canadian Press - 12 hours agoTORONTO - Canada is lifting a nearly 30-year-old ban on gay men giving blood, though for the time being only those who are abstinent will be allowed to donate. More »Canada lifts lifetime ban on gay men giving blood, but some restrictions remain
TORONTO - Canada is lifting a nearly 30-year-old ban on gay men giving blood, though for the time being only those who are abstinent will be allowed to donate.
- Quebec Crees want foresting company's certificate revoked CBC - 15 hours ago
The Cree Regional Authority of Quebec wants a company's Forest Stewardship Council certification revoked after it says the company violated an agreement by clear-cutting an area of forest.
- Ski-Doo maker's IPO price values BRP at about $2.5B, prices shares at $21.50 The Canadian Press - 15 hours ago
MONTREAL - The maker of Ski-Doo snowmobiles says its initial public offering has been priced at $21.50 per share — giving the company a market value of about $2.5 billion.
- Montreal tells 1.3 million residents to boil their drinking water Reuters - 16 hours ago
(Reuters) - Montreal, Canada's second-largest city, has asked 1.3 million people to boil their drinking water after a problem at one of the city's water treatment facilities. The advisory, posted on the city's website on Wednesday, covers much of the south and east of the city of 1.65 million. The order followed reports …
- Housing slowdown to worsen, cost 150,000 jobs, says mortgage group The Canadian Press - 18 hours ago
OTTAWA - Canada's housing market is slowing dramatically in terms of both sales and construction, dragging down economic growth and putting some 150,000 jobs at risk in coming years, a mortgage industry association warns in its spring report.
- Peewee hockey bodychecking faces national ban CBC - 18 hours ago
Hundreds of delegates arrive in Charlottetown Wednesday for the Hockey Canada annual general meeting, where they will vote on whether bodychecking should be banned nationally in minor hockey.
- 1-day Quebec private daycare strike affects thousands of parents CBC - 19 hours ago
Thousands of Quebec parents are finding alternate babysitting arrangements in the face of a one-day walkout by about half of the private, subsidized daycares in the province.
- Medical residents seek more family doctor positions CBC - 20 hours ago
Health Minister Ted Flemming insists there are jobs for family doctors in New Brunswick, despite a letter he received from medical residents saying a provincial cap on full-time positions is forcing them to leave when they finish their training.
- Quebec director Chloé Robichaud gets Cannes ovation CBC - 20 hours ago
Montreal filmmaker Chloé Robichaud's debut feature Sarah Prefers to Run (Sarah préfère la course) had a warm welcome Tuesday following its world premiere at the Cannes Film Festival.
- Mooseheads into at least the Memorial Cup semifinals after pounding Knights The Canadian Press - Wed, 22 May, 2013
SASKATOON - The Halifax Mooseheads are still searching for perfection.
- 'Lightly felt' earthquake west of Montreal CBC - Wed, 22 May, 2013
Natural Resources Canada is reporting a minor earthquake near Rigaud, Quebec.
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