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AILING CANADIAN NEWS INDUSTRY WANTS OTTAWA'S HELP, DOCUMENTS SHOW
The Public Policy Forum project has cost 270,000, with the departments of Canadian Heritage and Innovation, Science and Economic Development each contributing 100,000... READ MORE›
'HIGH RISK OF BIAS': DOCTOR RAISES DOUBTS OVER STUDY INTO MORNING-SICKNESS DRUG
For women with high risk of nausea and vomiting in pregnancy, the society recommends vitamin B6 or Diclectin... READ MORE›
POLICE SAY PILOT ON CANADIAN AIRLINE FOUND PASSED OUT DRUNK
Dugas said Transport Canada is reviewing the pilot's records and Sunwing Airlines' procedures and protocols... READ MORE›
'SEVERELY IMPAIRED' PILOT PASSED OUT IN COCKPIT AS PASSENGERS BOARDED CALGARY FLIGHT
According to police, the pilot boarded a Sunwing Airlines 737-800 series aircraft in Calgary shortly before 7 a.m... READ MORE›
LET'S RECAP THE YEAR IN TWEETS, THEN NEVER SPEAK OF IT AGAIN
Let's recap the year in tweets, then never speak of it again Arthur... READ MORE›
CAN A 'GLOBAL ORGASM' REALLY BRING ABOUT WORLD PEACE?A
It's aim is simple achieve a 'global orgasm' by getting people to think about world peace as they climax during a specific 24-hour period... READ MORE›
DEEP FREEZE, EXTREME WEATHER GRIP MUCH OF CANADA AS WINTER ROARS IN
In Prince Edward Island, Environment Canada has issued wind, snow squall or storm surge warnings... READ MORE›
'WRONGDOING' IN GTH NEWS RELEASE MAY NOT HAVE BEEN THE RIGHT WORD, SAYS SASK. PROVINCIAL AUDITOR
Ferguson wasn't conducting a forensic audit The provincial auditor's report explains that it is not a forensic audit... READ MORE›
DONALD TRUMP RUSHED OFF STAGE BY SECRET SERVICE IN MAJOR SECURITY SCARE AT RENO RALLY
Donald Trump was bundled off stage by Secret Service officers during a campaign appearance in Reno, Nevada last night... READ MORE›
CANADA'S CLIMATE CHANGE MONEY SHOULDN'T GO TO DEVELOPING COUNTRIES, SASK. PREMIER SAYS
Wall's plan won't battle emissions economist University of Calgary economist Trevor Tombe compared the differences between Wall's climate change plan and B.C.'s carbon tax... READ MORE›
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'THERE WAS LOTS OF SCREAMING': SHOOTING AT SCHOOL IN LA LOCHE, SASK., LEAVES 4 DEAD
A small community in northern Saskatchewan is reeling after shootings at two locations -- including a high school -- left four people dead... READ MORE›
CANADA'S SYRIAN REFUGEE PLAN LIMITED TO WOMEN, CHILDREN AND FAMILIES
Saskatchewan Premier Brad Wall has expressed concern over the federal government's plans to bring in 25,000 Syrian refugees by year's end... READ MORE›
CONCERN FOR MISSING BOXING PROMOTER
The simplicity of the debate, the fact that it was about something as universal as the color of a dress, made it all the more irresistible... READ MORE›
FOOTAGE SHOWS HOMELESS BLACK MAN MILTON HALL BEING SHOT AT 46 TIMES BY POLICE IN THE US
Mrs Hall is now working with other families bereaved by police shootings and campaigning for changes to laws governing the police use of deadly force ... READ MORE›
COMMENT: MALARNDIRRI MCCARTHY, JULIAN LEESER, AND ANNE ALY DESERVE AS MUCH ATTENTION AS HANSON
Pauline Hanson gave her first speech in the Senate yesterday, and unsurprisingly the bile she came up with has dominated headlines and social media ever since... READ MORE›
KRISTOF WOMEN WITH FISTULAS ARE OUR MODERN-DAY LEPERS
Jamila, 31, another woman treated at Hamlin Fistula Ethiopia, was radiant... READ MORE›
EGYPTIAN LAWMAKER SAYS WOMEN SHOULD PROVE THEY ARE VIRGINS TO GO TO COLLEGE
It was the latest controversial statement by Egyptian lawmaker Elhamy Agina, and sparked furor on social media... READ MORE›
REGGIE PERRIN WRITER DAVID NOBBS DIES
Writer David Nobbs, best known for creating the television character Reginald Perrin, has died, the British Humanist Association says... READ MORE›
ABORIGINAL ACTIVIST ENTERS AUSTRALIA WITHOUT PASSPORT
Carrying a self-styled Aboriginal passport Nganyaywana man Callum Clayton-Dixon has also recently entered and departed the Solomon Islands... READ MORE›
LEGAL WARRIORS: PROFILES OF 5 INDIGENOUS LAWYERS
A founding member of the Indigenous Bar Association of Canada, Donald Worme is a Cree lawyer based in Saskatoon... READ MORE›
CANADA'S TOP COURT TO RULE ON METIS, NON-STATUS INDIAN RIGHTS
Hunting, fishing and forestry rights for non-status Indians could be acknowledged and respected, according to the Congress of Aboriginal Peoples... READ MORE›
YANIS VAROUFAKIS: A??IF IA??M CONVICTED OF HIGH TREASON, IT WOULD BE INTERESTINGA??
Much of this Varoufakis predicted and argued against, as indeed he argued against Greece joining the euro in the first place... READ MORE›
'OUT OF CONTROL' GRASS FIRE DESTROYS HISTORIC SASKATCHEWAN TRAIN BRIDGE
'Out of control' grass fire destroys historic Saskatchewan train bridge... READ MORE›
SIXTIES SCOOP VICTIMS DEMAND APOLOGY, COMPENSATION
Aboriginal residential school survivors have already received a formal apology from the Canadian government ... READ MORE›
MAN WHO PLEADED GUILTY TO MURDERS OF 2 SASK. WOMEN MUST SERVE AT LEAST 20 YEARS
After the court proceedings, Kelly Goforth's mother, Maxine Goforth, said she was surprised to hear Eichler apologize... READ MORE›
CLIMATE CHANGE THREATENS CHINAA??S BOOMING COASTAL CITIES, SAYS EXPERT
The biggest direct effect of projected climate change is heat waves... READ MORE›
GREEK PM DEFENDS CONTROVERSIAL 'PLAN B' FOR EURO ZONE EXIT
But you cannot accuse him of stealing the money of Greek people or having a covert plan to take Greece to the precipice... READ MORE›
NEWLEAF'S 'ULTRA-LOW' AIRFARES APPEAL TO WINNIPEG TRAVELLERS
NewLeaf will have direct flights from Winnipeg to Abbotsford, B.C., Kelowna and Hamilton... READ MORE›
BIG EVENTS WILL MARK 'STAR TREK' 50TH ANNIVERSARY
Exclusive Big events will mark 'Star Trek' 50th anniversary... READ MORE›
CLIMATE CHANGE RESISTANCE IS FUTILE SO BUILD ALL THE PIPELINES
In some ways, complete denial that climate change exists would make an easier argument... READ MORE›
WOMAN'S SAD PHOTOS AFTER HUSBAND DENIED VISA
Image copyright Huma Mobin The photos were taken by Arsalaan's parents... READ MORE›
LEONARD NIMOY TRIBUTE BY ASTRONAUT TERRY VIRTS IS SIMPLY INCREDIBLE
AP Photo Actor Leonard Nimoy, known to millions of Star Trek fans as Spock, is shown during filming in Peking, Oct... READ MORE›
WOMEN ON THEIR PERIOD DRESS IN WHITE TO PROTEST TAMPON TAX
Women on their period donned white trousers, forgoing tampons and pads, to protest outside the Houses of Parliament against the 'tampon tax'... READ MORE›
THE 'WORLD'S MOST BEAUTIFUL VAGINA' HAS BEEN DEBUNKED BY SCIENCE
The world's most beautiful vagina has been debunked by science... READ MORE›
14 KILLED AND 30 INJURED IN STUDENT BUS CRASH IN SPAIN OFFICIAL SAYS
14 Killed and 30 Injured in Student Bus Crash in Spain Official Says... READ MORE›
CMHC SAYS MANY MAJOR HOUSING MARKETS SHOWING SIGNS OF OVERVALUATION
Four of those cities -- Toronto, Quebec City, Vancouver and Saskatoon -- now show strong signs of overvaluation... READ MORE›
YELLING 'I HATE WHITE PEOPLE' AND PUNCHING ONE ISN'T A HATE CRIME, CANADIAN JUDGE RULES
In 2008, then Prime Minister Stephen Harper released a statement apologizing to former students of Indian Residential Schools on behalf of the Government of Canada... READ MORE›
SIX NATIONS HOSTS FIRST ABORIGINAL SUMMER GAMES
Over 200 Aboriginal teens have gathered from across Ontario to compete in the first Ontario Aboriginal Summer Games... READ MORE›
STORIES OF RESIDENTIAL SCHOOL ABUSE CAN BE SHREDDED AFTER 15 YEARS, COURT SAYS
Compensation claimants never surrendered control of their stories, the Appeal Court said... READ MORE›
'SOMETHING HAD TO BE DONE' AFTER LATEST LATE-NIGHT THEFT AT DUNN'S ON DALHOUSIE, SAYS MANAGER
In 2013, a Nevada restaurant was also able to track down a man who absconded without paying the bill for his table after sharing his image online... READ MORE›
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INDIA BANS LIQUOR STORES ALONG HIGHWAYS IN EFFORT TO CURB DRUNK-DRIVING PROBLEM
India's Supreme Court has taken steps to try and curb the country's significant drunk-driving problem by banning all liquor stores from beside highways from April 2017... READ MORE›
BRITAIN'S SUPREME COURT HEAD SAYS BREXIT CASE ABOUT LAW, NOT WIDER POLITICS
X Edition United States Britain's Supreme Court head says Brexit case about law, not wider politic..... READ MORE›
ATTORNEY GENERAL WARNS SUPREME COURT NOT TO 'STRAY INTO AREAS OF POLITICAL JUDGEMENT' IN BREXIT CASE
The Supreme Court has to be very careful to engage in only the matters before it... READ MORE›
POOR RANKING FOR AUSTRALIA IN CLIMATE ACTION INDEX RELEASED AT MOROCCO TALKS
Australia's climate change policies continue to be ranked as very poor in an international comparison of 58 countries... READ MORE›
AUSTRALIA'S CLIMATE HEATING AND DRYING OUT
Climate change is happening now it's having a tangible impact on Australia, the Bureau of Meteorology's climate monitoring manager Karl Braganza told reporters... READ MORE›
EUROPEAN UNION COULD RATIFY THE DEAL WEDNESDAY
As of Monday, 62 out of 197 countries had ratified the Paris Agreement, accounting for 51.89 percent of the Earth's total greenhouse gas emissions... READ MORE›
BREAKTHROUGH AS US AND CHINA AGREE TO RATIFY PARIS CLIMATE CHANGE DEAL
G20 summit us and china ratify paris agreement in major step for climate change fight... READ MORE›
PACIFIC ISLANDS NATIONS CONSIDER WORLD'S FIRST TREATY TO BAN FOSSIL FUELS
Their willingness to consider a Pacific climate treaty shows much-needed leadership on the world's most pressing environmental challenge, she said... READ MORE›
ALL EYES ARE ON THESE THREE SUPREME COURT CASES
WASHINGTON -- Thirteen cases remain to be decided at the Supreme Court this month, but all eyes are on three of them... READ MORE›
COURT: NO RIGHT TO CARRY CONCEALED WEAPONS IN PUBLIC
In addition, another federal appeals court struck down Illinois' complete ban on carrying concealed weapons... READ MORE›
'ALARMING' POVERTY REPORT REVEALS A CRISIS, SAYS FIRST NATIONS CHILD ADVOCATE
Ccpa report finds 76 percent of manitoba first nations children on reserve live in poverty... READ MORE›
60% OF FIRST NATION CHILDREN ON RESERVE LIVE IN POVERTY, INSTITUTE SAYS
Poverty rates are highest for First Nations kids on reserves in Manitoba at 76 per cent and Saskatchewan at 69 per cent, the study found... READ MORE›