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Liberals to end community mail box conversions, but won’t restore door-to-door
OTTAWA - The federal Liberals are terminating a program launched by the former Conservative government to convert existing home mail delivery in Canada to community boxes. But some 840,000 families wh...
The Canadian Press
Jan 24, 2018
IOC likes Calgary's legacy, including Saddledome, for 2026 bid: city director
By Donna Spencer, The Canadian Press CALGARY - The International Olympic Committee believes Calgary's Saddledome can host hockey and figure skating in 2026. Kyle Ripley, the city's recreation director...
The Canadian Press
Jan 23, 2018
Feds clarify LGBTQ and abortions rights attestation for summer jobs funding
OTTAWA - The Liberal government has clarified how its new policy on reproductive rights will apply to organizations seeking youth summer job funding - but it's standing firm on its decision to deny gr...
The Canadian Press
Jan 23, 2018
Babcock, Goyette and Smyth named Order of Hockey in Canada honourees
LONDON, Ont. - Toronto Maple Leafs head coach Mike Babcock, two-time Olympic champion Danielle Goyette and former NHL forward Ryan Smyth were named Order of Hockey in Canada honourees on Tuesday. The ...
The Canadian Press
Jan 23, 2018
Former Toronto Maple Leafs coach Mike Babcock
RCMP members, recruits allege sexual abuse by doctor at force’s health office
HALIFAX - Police in Halifax are investigating complaints from RCMP members and recruits who say they were sexually assaulted by a doctor doing medical assessments at its health clinic over two decades...
The Canadian Press
Jan 23, 2018
Man begins dog sled journey across Canada:'We’re going to face some adversities'
By Kevin Bissett, The Canadian Press CHURCHILL, Man. - A New Brunswick man left northern Manitoba Monday on a highly unlikely journey home - a 3,000-kilometre trek by dog sled. Justin Allen will spend...
The Canadian Press
Jan 23, 2018
'Shape of Water' producer, Christopher Plummer among Canadian Oscar nominees
By Victoria Ahearn, The Canadian Press Christopher Plummer's supporting role in "All The Money In The World," the animated film "The Breadwinner," and a producer behind the Toronto and Hamilton shot "...
The Canadian Press
Jan 23, 2018
Del Toro’s ‘Shape of Water’ lands a leading 13 Oscar nods
NEW YORK - Guillermo del Toro's lavish Ontario-shot monster romance "The Shape of Water" fished out a leading 13 nominations, Greta Gerwig became just the fifth woman nominated for best director and "...
The Canadian Press
Jan 23, 2018
The Oscars recognize the best in film production and performances as voted on by members of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences. (oscars.org)
Tsunami warning for B.C.'s coast is cancelled after Alaska quake
VANCOUVER - A tsunami warning issued for coastal British Columbia was cancelled Tuesday morning after people living along parts of the province's coast evacuated to higher ground when a powerful earth...
The Canadian Press
Jan 23, 2018
Fewer than half of Canadians hold optimistic, open view of the world: poll
By Stephanie Levitz, The Canadian Press OTTAWA - Canada's reputation as a nation with an open and optimistic world view that flies in the face of rising pessimism and nationalism elsewhere is being ch...
The Canadian Press
Jan 22, 2018
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