Ousted Ontario Opposition Leader Patrick Brown Says Will Run to Get Job Back
The former leader of Ontario’s conservative opposition party announced Friday he is running for his party’s leadership just three weeks after resigning amid sexual misconduct …
Andrew Scheer promises new approach to sexual assault allegations
OTTAWA Conservative Leader Andrew Scheer promised a more modern approach Monday to how the federal party deals with sexual harassment and assault, but left unanswered …
Doug Ford Announces PC Leadership Run
Doug Ford has announced he is running for the PC Leadership. He stated, “the back room needs to be cleaned out”. “It’s a promise that’s been …
Be safe – That is the way to have fun on Halloween!
TORONTO – Each year, more than 2,400 children under the age of 14 are injured as pedestrians in Canada. That’s the equivalent of about 40 busloads …
BC Hydro Site C worker quarters is now complete
FORT ST. JOHN – BC Hydro and its contractor, ATCO Two Rivers Lodging Group, are celebrating the completion of the worker accommodation lodge, a significant project …
Minister Garneau meets stakeholders to discuss grain transportation
SASKATOON – Marc Garneau, Minister of Transport, was joined by the Honourable Lawrence MacAulay, Minister of Agriculture and Agri-Food, for a roundtable meeting with grain sector representatives …
Students push Trudeau government to answer on promise
OTTAWA– Member of Parliament for Timmins – James Bay Charlie Angus today presented a petition signed by hundreds of students calling on the Federal Government …
New $2 coin commemorates our role in Battle of the Atlantic
HALIFAX – At a special ceremony held aboard HMCS Sackville, the last of 123 Canadian corvettes to sail in the Second World War, the Royal Canadian Mint …
Bank of Mom and Dad no more: money tips for students
Ramen noodles, used textbooks, and tuition fees — a student budget can be challenging for both students and parents alike. And if you’re trying to …
Three savings tips you can follow even during holidays
Canadians used to save 20 per cent of their disposable income, but not anymore. Many working Canadians are barely making ends meet, according to a …
Unisys to help identify people, vehicles entering the US
BLUE BELL, Pa.— Unisys Corporation has announced it was awarded a contract by U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP), part of the Department of Homeland Security, to …
Colourful Halloween fun at Montréal Space for Life
Adults too can get in touch with their inner child MONTRÉAL – The costumes are ready and the kids are excited about going trick or treating around …
Over 3,000 to join ‘Light the Night Walk’ in Ottawa
Event supports 100,000 Canadians with blood cancer OTTAWA – Over three thousand participants are expected to gather on Saturday, October 22 at Lansdowne Park to take part …
Ground meats, meat products found to have metal shavings
OTTAWA – IGA Port McNeill is recalling the meats and meat products described below due to the possible presence of metal shavings. Consumers should not consume …
Canadians leaving an average of 3 vacation days unused
31 million total earned vacation days left on table – triple last year’s total TORONTO – Most Canadians would like an additional 11.5 more vacation days …
Oriental style noodle with soup base recalled
OTTAWA – Seoul Trading Corporation is recalling Paldo brand Oriental Style Noodle Contain Soup Base from the marketplace because it contains mustard which is not …
Algonquins of Ontario sign agreement with Ontario, Canada
Key step for modern treaty to resolve land claims The Government of Canada, the Government of Ontario and the Algonquins of Ontario celebrated a major …
Ripple Foundation puts focus on children’s creativity
TORONTO – Ripple Foundation’s Kids Write 4 Kids is an annual writing challenge for grades 4 – 8 that provides winner(s) with the opportunity to be …
CMA releases platform for new Canadian Health Accord
TORONTO – As Canada’s health ministers meet in Toronto to discuss the key issues affecting the health of Canadians, the Canadian Medical Association (CMA) has released its …
Patients wiating for 12 Years for ‘Rare Disease’ drug plan
TORONTO – Twelve years after the Federal, Provincial and Territorial Health Ministers committed to developing a plan for rare disease drugs, patients are standing outside the …
Mental wellness help line for indigenous peoples launched
OTTAWA – Left untreated, mental illness can be incredibly damaging to individuals and communities, and supports need to be both accessible and culturally appropriate. That is …
Four Canadians among 20 powerful women in global TV
TORONTO – Valerie Creighton, President and CEO of the Canada Media Fund (CMF), is one of this year’s most powerful women in global television, according to The …
Decision to hear Williams Lake Indian Band claims case hailed
OTTAWA – Assembly of First Nations (AFN) National Chief Perry Bellegarde said last Thursday’s decision by the Supreme Court of Canada to hear the Williams Lake Indian …
6th annual Breast Reconstruction Awareness Day in Nov.
30 events taking place across Canada TORONTO – This year marks the sixth-annual Breast Reconstruction Awareness (BRA) Day, an inimitable program of the Canadian Breast Cancer Foundation …
Educational tool tailored to Northern communities launched
Canada from Space giant floor map initiative LONGUEUIL, QC – Canadian Space Agency (CSA) astronaut David Saint-Jacques was at Inuksuk High School, in Nunavut, on Monday to …
Strengthening health care is focus at Ministers’ conference
TORONTO – Provincial and territorial health ministers on Monday discussed several key areas of work including mental health services, Indigenous health care, improving the affordability and accessibility …
Food safety warning about preserved lemons brand
OTTAWA – The Roland brand Preserved Lemons is being recalled from the marketplace because they contain sulphites which are not declared on the label. People …
Transport Canada bans Samsung Galaxy Note 7 from all planes
OTTAWA – Transport Canada issued a Notice to Airmen on October 14, 2016 advising airlines and air operators that Samsung Galaxy Note 7 smartphones are no …
Montreal metro system flayed on its golden anniversary
It’s time to end monopoly says MEI MONTREAL – The Société de Transport de Montréal is often in the news when the metro breaks down, or for …
Eat pulses – appeal by master chef for World Food Day
WINNIPEG – Chef Michael Smithy appealed to all Canadians to support World Food Day on October 16 and beyond by taking a climate-friendly approach to food and eating …
AstraZeneca to sponsor Discovery Days in Health Sciences
CALGARY – The Canadian Medical Hall of Fame has announced that AstraZeneca Canada will be the lead sponsor of its Discovery Days in Health Sciences program, that informs and …
Ottawa working on issue of Seven First Nations youth deaths
GATINEAU, QC – The Government of Canada is committed to working in full partnership with Indigenous peoples across the country, and other partners, to address …
Minister in Halifax to consult on Budget 2017
HALIFAX – Canada’s ambitious economic agenda is recognized around the world as a model of generosity and shared prosperity. A government statement said “That’s because …
Canada joins in Warfighting Modernization Exercise
OTTAWA – The Canadian Army Land Warfare Centre is participating for the first time in the United States-led Army Warfighting Assessment Exercise, from October 17 …
Fall means the dreaded ‘flu season’ is upon us
A flu shot is the best way to prevent serious illness SEATTLE — Along with stormy weather, heavy rain and high winds, the change in seasons …
‘Great Trail’ iPhone app will enhance trail experience
MONTREAL – Available today, The Great Trail app is designed to make exploring the Trail easier and more rewarding than ever. Developed by Trans Canada Trail (TCT), …
Research on gender, race and ethnicity in Canadian workplaces
Initiative key to ensure all have opportunities to succeed NEW YORK CIT – Catalyst is collaborating with Ascend Canada to launch a longitudinal initiative on gender, race …
Public asked to vote on 12 finalists in Viva MTL contest
MONTREAL, – Desjardins Group and its partners have announce the 12 finalists for the VIVA MTL contest, an initiative of the Je fais MTL citizen movement. …
Free avalanche training for Alberta snowmobilers
EDMONTON – To help spread the message of the need for Avalanche Skills Training (AST) when heading into avalanche terrain, the ASA this coming season will …
Ottawa drastically cuts funding to HIV service bodies
HIV and Hepatitis C Community Action Fund will leave many Canadians living with HIV or Hep C out in the cold OTTAWA – Just two …
Book highlights threat of pandemic outbreaks in Canada
Pandemic outbreaks pose a very real threat to the health of homeless individuals and to the security of the social infrastructure they often rely on …