Canada's top Mountie to give Oct. 22 update, screen shooter's video The Canadian PressCanada's top Mountie says the man who gunned down a soldier and stormed Parliament Hill on Oct. 22 was a terrorist. More »Canada's top Mountie to give Oct. 22 update, screen shooter's video
Canada's top Mountie says the man who gunned down a soldier and stormed Parliament Hill on Oct. 22 was a terrorist.
US stocks open lower strong jobs report raises prospect of summer rate hike; dollar jumps The Canadian PressNEW YORK, N.Y. - Stocks dropped on Friday as another strong U.S. jobs survey raised the likelihood that the Federal Reserve would start to raise interest rates later this year. The dollar jumped and U.S. … More »US stocks open lower strong jobs report raises prospect of summer rate hike; dollar jumps
NEW YORK, N.Y. - Stocks dropped on Friday as another strong U.S. jobs survey raised the likelihood that the Federal Reserve would start to raise interest rates later this year. The dollar jumped and U.S. ...
Apple will replace AT&T in the Dow Jones industrial average after close of trading March 18 The Canadian PressNEW YORK, N.Y. - In the Dow's elite club, Apple is in and AT&T is out. More »Apple will replace AT&T in the Dow Jones industrial average after close of trading March 18
NEW YORK, N.Y. - In the Dow's elite club, Apple is in and AT&T is out.
French ambassador says declining Canadian investment in EU is worrying The Canadian PressThe newly arrived French ambassador says the level of Canadian investment in Europe is falling and that this worrying trend needs to be reversed. Nicolas Chapuis, who took up his post in Ottawa last month, … More »French ambassador says declining Canadian investment in EU is worrying
The newly arrived French ambassador says the level of Canadian investment in Europe is falling and that this worrying trend needs to be reversed. Nicolas Chapuis, who took up his post in Ottawa last month, said one of his top priorities is attracting more investment from Canadian companies, which he said has been trending …
- Police make arrests for 2 separate robberies on northeast Avalon CBC
Two people have been arrested by the Royal Newfoundland Constabulary in relation to different robberies in St. John's and Paradise. The RNC arrested a 36-year-old man at a home in central St. John's at … More »Police make arrests for 2 separate robberies on northeast Avalon
Two people have been arrested by the Royal Newfoundland Constabulary in relation to different robberies in St. John's and Paradise. The RNC arrested a 36-year-old man at a home in central St. John's at 9:45 a.m. on Thursday, in connection with two separate crimes in December, including one robbery. The suspect was arrested for …
Megyn Kelly, 'Lean In' author Sheryl Sandberg agree: Guys may benefit from doing laundry The Canadian PressNEW YORK, N.Y. - Fox News Channel anchor Megyn Kelly and "Lean In" author Sheryl Sandberg agree: Chore play can work at home. More »Megyn Kelly, 'Lean In' author Sheryl Sandberg agree: Guys may benefit from doing laundry
NEW YORK, N.Y. - Fox News Channel anchor Megyn Kelly and "Lean In" author Sheryl Sandberg agree: Chore play can work at home.
Gwyneth Paltrow's Goop, and celeb culture examined in Edmonton author's book The Canadian PressTimothy Caulfield insists he's not a Gwyneth Paltrow hater. In his new book, "Is Gwyneth Paltrow Wrong About Everything: When Celebrity Culture and Science Clash," the Edmonton-based health science expert … More »Gwyneth Paltrow's Goop, and celeb culture examined in Edmonton author's book
Timothy Caulfield insists he's not a Gwyneth Paltrow hater. In his new book, "Is Gwyneth Paltrow Wrong About Everything: When Celebrity Culture and Science Clash," the Edmonton-based health science expert debunks diet and beauty claims made by the Oscar-winning star and others as he examines how popular culture twists …
Toronto judge begins charge to jury in alleged Via Rail terror plot trial The Canadian PressThe judge presiding over the Toronto trial of two men accused of plotting to derail a passenger train has begun delivering what he warned was a lengthy set of instructions to the jury hearing the case. … More »Toronto judge begins charge to jury in alleged Via Rail terror plot trial
The judge presiding over the Toronto trial of two men accused of plotting to derail a passenger train has begun delivering what he warned was a lengthy set of instructions to the jury hearing the case. Justice Michael Code told the 14 jurors hearing the case they have a responsibility to protect people from unjust convictions, …
- Reported 10-year delay on seismic upgrades 'unacceptable' says Vancouver trustee Patti Bacchus CBC
B.C.'s Education Ministry has not yet returned a CBC request for confirmation on the report. Trustee Patti Bacchus said she has yet to hear from the ministry, but pushing back the deadline another decade … More »Reported 10-year delay on seismic upgrades 'unacceptable' says Vancouver trustee Patti Bacchus
B.C.'s Education Ministry has not yet returned a CBC request for confirmation on the report. Trustee Patti Bacchus said she has yet to hear from the ministry, but pushing back the deadline another decade would put another generation of children at risk. Despite a decade of upgrades, Bacchus said there are still more than …
- Alberta hikes funding for cities, towns by $400M CBC
Alberta's Minister for Municipal Affairs Diana McQueen announced Friday the province is allocating $400 million in new money for municipalities for the final quarter of the 2014/2015 fiscal year. More »Alberta hikes funding for cities, towns by $400M
Alberta's Minister for Municipal Affairs Diana McQueen announced Friday the province is allocating $400 million in new money for municipalities for the final quarter of the 2014/2015 fiscal year.
Singer wins national finals to represent Germany at Eurovision Song Contest, declines to go The Canadian PressBERLIN - Andreas Kuemmert got handed what many musicians would consider a dream ticket, winning the popular vote to represent Germany at this year's Eurovision Song Contest. More »Singer wins national finals to represent Germany at Eurovision Song Contest, declines to go
BERLIN - Andreas Kuemmert got handed what many musicians would consider a dream ticket, winning the popular vote to represent Germany at this year's Eurovision Song Contest.
Still working at CBS News, Bill Plante returns to Selma for 50-year commemoration The Canadian PressFifty years after covering the civil rights marches in Selma for CBS News, senior White House correspondent Bill Plante is returning to Alabama for this weekend's commemorations still working for the same … More »Still working at CBS News, Bill Plante returns to Selma for 50-year commemoration
Fifty years after covering the civil rights marches in Selma for CBS News, senior White House correspondent Bill Plante is returning to Alabama for this weekend's commemorations still working for the same news organization. As one mark of how things have changed in five decades, Plante will be interviewing a black man …
Blue Jays outfielder Michael Saunders recovering quickly from surgery The Canadian PressDUNEDIN, Fla. - Toronto Blue Jays outfielder Michael Saunders continued his rapid rehab Friday with a second day of playing catch. More »Blue Jays outfielder Michael Saunders recovering quickly from surgery
DUNEDIN, Fla. - Toronto Blue Jays outfielder Michael Saunders continued his rapid rehab Friday with a second day of playing catch.
Hyundai recalls Genesis to fix rear light water leaks that cause gear shifter malfunction The Canadian PressDETROIT - Hyundai is recalling more than 26,000 Genesis luxury cars in the U.S. and Canada to fix a water leak that can cause the transmission gear shifter to malfunction. More »Hyundai recalls Genesis to fix rear light water leaks that cause gear shifter malfunction
DETROIT - Hyundai is recalling more than 26,000 Genesis luxury cars in the U.S. and Canada to fix a water leak that can cause the transmission gear shifter to malfunction.
- Reverse shrimp quota cuts from last year: Premier Paul Davis CBC
Newfoundland and Labrador Premier Paul Davis says keeping the status quo for shrimp quotas is not enough. A new shrimp plan that is being proposed would eliminate quota reductions for one year. Those … More »Reverse shrimp quota cuts from last year: Premier Paul Davis
Newfoundland and Labrador Premier Paul Davis says keeping the status quo for shrimp quotas is not enough. A new shrimp plan that is being proposed would eliminate quota reductions for one year. Those cuts saw inshore harvesters lose almost 30 per cent of their quota, compared to only five per cent for the big offshore …
- Stay off river ice in Whitehorse area: emergency officials CBC
"We are going to keep our eye on the Porcupine river basin, as we do on all the basins," says Janowicz. Emergency officials in Whitehorse say there's much less ice on the Yukon River compared to last … More »Stay off river ice in Whitehorse area: emergency officials
"We are going to keep our eye on the Porcupine river basin, as we do on all the basins," says Janowicz. Emergency officials in Whitehorse say there's much less ice on the Yukon River compared to last year.
- Meeting about Kapyong Barracks urban reserve draws hundreds CBC
Hundreds of people gathered Thursday night to talk about the future of Kapyong Barracks, the old military base in Winnipeg that has sat empty since 2004 and remains tangled in a court battle. The talk … More »Meeting about Kapyong Barracks urban reserve draws hundreds
Hundreds of people gathered Thursday night to talk about the future of Kapyong Barracks, the old military base in Winnipeg that has sat empty since 2004 and remains tangled in a court battle. The talk centred on turning the 159-acre site on Kenaston Boulevard into an urban reserve — and to better explain what that means. …
- Nunavut to allow escorts for elders on medical travel CBC
In the territorial legislature yesterday, Nunavut's health minister announced that his department will now allow escorts for unilingual Inuktitut-speaking elders on medical travel. "Any elder who wants … More »Nunavut to allow escorts for elders on medical travel
In the territorial legislature yesterday, Nunavut's health minister announced that his department will now allow escorts for unilingual Inuktitut-speaking elders on medical travel. "Any elder who wants to take an escort will go with an escort when travelling," Minister Paul Okalik announced yesterday in Inuktitut to applause …
Nissan recalls 640K more Altimas for hood latch problem, includes 15K in Canada The Canadian PressDETROIT - Nissan is recalling 640,000 more cars, including 15,000 in Canada, as part of a growing problem with faulty latches that can allow hoods to fly open while cars are moving. More »Nissan recalls 640K more Altimas for hood latch problem, includes 15K in Canada
DETROIT - Nissan is recalling 640,000 more cars, including 15,000 in Canada, as part of a growing problem with faulty latches that can allow hoods to fly open while cars are moving.
Wynne says new legislation will challenge social norms about sexual violence The Canadian PressOntario is proposing new legislation aimed at stopping sexual violence and harassment, as part of a $41-million plan. Premier Kathleen Wynne says the plan tries to change behaviours and challenge social … More »Wynne says new legislation will challenge social norms about sexual violence
Ontario is proposing new legislation aimed at stopping sexual violence and harassment, as part of a $41-million plan. Premier Kathleen Wynne says the plan tries to change behaviours and challenge social norms, adding sexual violence is rooted in misogyny. Wynne announced in December that such a plan would be accelerated …
Security questions rise as officials investigate suspect in knifing of US envoy to South Korea The Canadian PressPolice on Friday investigated the motive of the anti-U.S. activist they say slashed the U.S. ambassador to South Korea, as questions turned to whether security was neglected. The attack Thursday on Mark … More »Security questions rise as officials investigate suspect in knifing of US envoy to South Korea
Police on Friday investigated the motive of the anti-U.S. activist they say slashed the U.S. ambassador to South Korea, as questions turned to whether security was neglected. The attack Thursday on Mark Lippert, which prompted rival North Korea to gloat about "knife slashes of justice," left deep gashes on his face and …
Privacy watchdog says federal anti-terrorism bill is 'clearly excessive' The Canadian PressThe scope of the Conservative government's anti-terrorism bill is "clearly excessive" and puts the personal information of Canadians at risk, the federal privacy commissioner says. The government brought … More »Privacy watchdog says federal anti-terrorism bill is 'clearly excessive'
The scope of the Conservative government's anti-terrorism bill is "clearly excessive" and puts the personal information of Canadians at risk, the federal privacy commissioner says. The government brought in the bill — which would significantly expand the Canadian Security Intelligence Service's mandate — following the …
