Category Archives: Canadian Press

Kinder Morgan Canada asks for relief on pipeline condition to avoid project delay
CALGARY - Kinder Morgan Canada has asked the National Energy Board to waive an approval condition of the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion because it might delay completion of the project. Shawn Denst...
Sep 29, 2017

Nova Scotia pharmacies now offering free naloxone kits for opioid overdoses
HALIFAX - Nova Scotia pharmacies are now stocking free naloxone kits as part of the province’s strategy to battle opioid overdoses that currently claim nearly 60 lives a year in the province. Th...
Sep 29, 2017

Status of women committee in limbo during Tory-Liberal faceoff over chair
OTTAWA - The House of Commons status of women committee appears stuck in limbo while the Liberals and Conservatives battle over who gets to chair it. “I predict a standoff for some time,” ...
Sep 29, 2017
Gas-plants judge deals prosecution blow by disqualifying 'expert' witness
TORONTO - The case against two former top political aides in Ontario accused of illegally destroying emails in the premier’s office took a serious blow Thursday when the judge ruled a key prosec...
Sep 29, 2017

Eyeball tattoos could lead to blindness and severe infections, doctors warn
TORONTO - Medical professionals and body artists say the practice of tattooing the eyeball, which recently left an Ottawa woman facing the prospect of vision loss, is on the rise despite its many risk...
Sep 29, 2017
About 26 rescue dogs travel from shelters Texas to N.S. to find homes
HALIFAX - Dozens of stray dogs facing uncertain futures in storm-damaged Texas are now settling into foster homes in Nova Scotia. Volunteers with the Save A Life Canada Animal Rescue Society arrived i...
Sep 29, 2017

Trial laid bare RCMP tensions, 'toxic culture,' observers say ahead of verdict
MONCTON, N.B. - The RCMP’s Labour Code trial stemming from a New Brunswick shooting rampage has laid bare the tensions and “toxic culture” within Canada’s national police force...
Sep 29, 2017
Ontario Drive Clean tests to be conducted remotely in pilot project
TORONTO - Ontario drivers could soon get their vehicle emissions tested remotely. A $30 fee was scrapped in last year’s provincial budget for the much-maligned Drive Clean program that tests emi...
Sep 29, 2017
Despite benefits boost, feds post $100-million deficit through four months
OTTAWA - The federal Finance Department says the government ran a $100-million deficit through the first four months of the current fiscal year, a significant decline from the same period last year. B...
Sep 29, 2017

Deaths prompt police, insurers to target N.L.'s 'insane' driving culture
ST. JOHN’S, N.L. - Tom Hickey says he feels safer on the roads almost anywhere else in North America - Toronto, New York, L.A. “It’s insane,” said Hickey, president of Wedgwood...
Sep 29, 2017