Category Archives: Canada
Canadian tech community issues call for visas for people displaced by Trump
WATERLOO, Ont. - An open letter signed by members of Canada’s tech community is calling for the federal government to offer visas to people whose lives have been left in limbo because of U.S. Pr...
Jan 29, 2017
Trump communication confusion causes historic policy paralysis in Ottawa
OTTAWA - Prime Minister Justin Trudeau may have taken to Twitter this weekend to defend immigration and diversity, but behind the scenes there’s a formidable ghost bedevilling the machinery of C...
Jan 29, 2017
Trump and his polices top of mind as Parliament resumes in Ottawa Monday
OTTAWA - U.S. President Donald Trump might not be on his way to Canada any time soon, but he - and his decision to order a temporary ban on visitors from seven Muslim-majority countries - is expected ...
Jan 29, 2017
N.L. professor seeks Canadian citizenship as 'refugee' of Trump presidency
ST. JOHN’S, N.L. - An American-born biology professor at Memorial University of Newfoundland intends to officially become a Canadian citizen after living in the country for three decades, callin...
Jan 29, 2017

Drilling rig worker training rebounds as oil and gas prices stabilize
CALGARY - Bundled up “like a snowman” on a wind-whipped Precision Drilling rig in wintry eastern Alberta, rookie hand Dan Brook says he couldn’t feel more removed from his child...
Jan 29, 2017

Human error increasingly a factor contributing to pipeline leaks, data suggests
CALGARY - Human error - whether it’s burying a pipeline too shallow or not fastening bolts tight enough- is increasingly a factor contributing to pipeline leaks, federal data suggests. Figu...
Jan 29, 2017
Third time may be the charm for Manitoba bid to get UNESCO title for forest
WINNIPEG - Two provincial governments and several First Nations communities are hoping the third time’s the charm in a multimillion-dollar effort to secure international recognition for a&n...
Jan 29, 2017

Amid confusion, government clears up how widescale U.S. travel ban affects Canadians
The federal government moved to clear up confusion that surrounded a U.S. travel ban on citizens of seven predominantly Muslim countries by announcing that Canadian citizens and permanent re...
Jan 29, 2017
PM visits Vancouver for Lunar New Year amid public debate over pipeline
VANCOUVER - Prime Minister Justin Trudeau smiled and waved during his latest visit to Vancouver, but didn’t stop to answer questions on a number of issues facing Canadians. Trudeau joined t...
Jan 29, 2017

B.C. father-son team developing technology to 3D print in space using moon dust
VANCOUVER - For Alex and Sergei Dobrianski, the building blocks of an upcoming revolution in the space industry are found in moon dust. Over the past five years, the father-and-son team has been ...
Jan 29, 2017