Category Archives: Canada
Winnipeg police look up, way up, to catch suspected fleeing auto thief
WINNIPEG - A suspected car thief in Winnipeg is facing charges after he went to great heights to avoid the long arm of the law. Police say patrol officers spotted a stolen auto Thursday...
Feb 03, 2017
Quebec man latest since mosque attack to face charge of inciting hatred online
QUEBEC - A 20-year-old Quebec City man appeared in court Friday to face a charge of inciting hate online. Samuel Huot will remain detained and undergo a psychiatric evaluation to determine whethe...
Feb 03, 2017
Judge to decide who gets $100K prize after alleged deal to split it falls apart
SYDNEY, N.S. - A Cape Breton couple who won $100,000 has been forced into court, accused of backing out of a verbal deal to split the cash prize with four other finalists. The other contestants c...
Feb 03, 2017
Trump travel order prompts federal scramble over report of revoked Nexus cards
OTTAWA - The Liberal government is trying to ensure Canadian dual-nationals can still use their Nexus trusted-traveller cards at the border following word that cards have been revo...
Feb 03, 2017
Ontario man sues Cineplex, alleges staff didn't help as he choked on popcorn
TORONTO - An Ontario man who claims he nearly choked to death while eating popcorn in a movie theatre has launched a lawsuit against Cineplex, alleging the cinema chain and its employees failed t...
Feb 03, 2017
Canadians charged in Australia in luxury cruise cocaine bust see cases put off
SYDNEY, Australia - Three Quebecers accused of importing cocaine into Australia aboard a luxury cruise ship last year have seen their cases put off until later this summer. Me...
Feb 03, 2017
New charges laid in case of Nova Scotia Mountie alleged to have stolen cocaine
HALIFAX - Additional charges have been laid against a Nova Scotia Mountie accused of drug trafficking after police investigated the theft of 10 kilograms of cocaine from an evidence loc...
Feb 03, 2017

First responders say police photos of Dunphy scene don't match what they saw
ST. JOHN’S, N.L. - Two medical first responders said Friday that RCMP photos of the scene where a man was shot dead by a Newfoundland police officer don’t match what they saw. Th...
Feb 03, 2017

By The Numbers: A look at three-way trade growth under NAFTA
OTTAWA - U.S. President Donald Trump says he wants to get going quickly on updating the North American Free Trade Agreement so that it better benefits his country. Here is a look at the aver...
Feb 03, 2017

Michael Buble says son 'progressing well' from cancer, doctors 'very optimistic"
Canadian crooner Michael Buble says his three-year-old son Noah is “progressing well” as he undergoes treatment for cancer. “The doctors are very optimistic about the future for our ...
Feb 03, 2017