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Customers blame efficiency drives at railroads for backlogs over winter months
By Ross Marowits, The Canadian Press MONTREAL - Canada's two largest railways are hoping the spring thaw will help them recover from a winter of delays and complaints brought about by the combination ...
The Canadian Press
Mar 29, 2018
Liberals set to reform jury selection process following Colten Boushie case
OTTAWA - The federal government has introduced legislation aimed at overhauling the criminal justice system, a measure that makes good on a Liberal promise to change the way juries are selected. A num...
The Canadian Press
Mar 29, 2018
Scheer demands apology from Finance Minister Morneau over 'sexist' insult
OTTAWA - Conservative Leader Andrew Scheer and Prime Minister Justin Trudeau are jousting over who most respects women. The Conservative leader is demanding an apology to his deputy leader, Lisa Raitt...
The Canadian Press
Mar 29, 2018
Quebec mosque shooting suspect Bissonnette pleads guilty
QUEBEC - In a dramatic turn of events, the man accused of killing six men as they attended prayer in a Quebec City mosque last year has pleaded guilty to six charges of first-degree murder and six of ...
The Canadian Press
Mar 28, 2018
‘Very lucky today:’ Shot Calgary officer stable in hospital
CALGARY - A Calgary police officer was in hospital Tuesday after being shot by an armed suspect in the city's northeast. Police said the male officer was stable and a lone suspect was found dead, but ...
The Canadian Press
Mar 27, 2018
Health Canada warns about dangerous USB chargers as 1.5 million units recalled
Health Canada is warning it has discovered numerous unsafe USB chargers during a national assessment of products on the market and a recall has been issued affecting more than 1.5 million units. The f...
The Canadian Press
Mar 27, 2018
Health Canada issued a recall covering various USB chargers found to pose a risk of electrocution and fire. (Health Canada)
Alberta gets ‘definitive victory’ on Trans Mountain appeal in federal court
ST. ALBERT, Alta. - Alberta Premier Rachel Notley says a court decision on the Trans Mountain pipeline project is a definitive victory. The Federal Court of Appeal on Friday dismissed the B.C. governm...
The Canadian Press
Mar 26, 2018
Husky faces charges from 2016 oil spill into the North Saskatchewan River
CALGARY - Husky Energy Inc. is facing provincial charges carrying a maximum $1-million fine resulting from a pipeline leak that fouled the North Saskatchewan River in July 2016. The Saskatchewan gover...
The Canadian Press
Mar 26, 2018
Canada joins U.S., Europe in expelling Russian spies for British poison attack
Lee Berthiaume, The Canadian Press OTTAWA - Four Russian spies based in Canada have been ordered out of the country as Western governments seek to condemn the Kremlin's alleged involvement in the pois...
The Canadian Press
Mar 26, 2018
Nearly three-quarters of Canadian Facebook users plan changes to how they use it
TORONTO - Nearly three-quarters of Canadian Facebook users say they will make at least some change to how they use the social media platform in the wake of a data mining scandal. A survey by Angus Rei...
The Canadian Press
Mar 26, 2018
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