Skip to content

National News

Liberals, Tories in deadlock; Linda O'Leary verdict expected: In The News for Sept 14

Liberals, Tories in deadlock; Linda O'Leary verdict expected: In The News for Sept 14

In The News is a roundup of stories from The Canadian Press designed to kickstart your day. Here is what's on the radar of our editors for the morning of Sept. 14... What we are watching in Canada ...
Read more >
Fungus that's killed millions of bats found for the first time in Saskatchewan

Fungus that's killed millions of bats found for the first time in Saskatchewan

A fungus that is destroying bat populations in eastern North America has made its first appearance on the Canadian Prairies.
Read more >
'It's terrifying': Police on hand as pandemic protesters picket hospitals

'It's terrifying': Police on hand as pandemic protesters picket hospitals

TORONTO — Two police officers escorted Faye Doiron and Randy Longaphie as they left Toronto General Hospital on Monday, helping the pair make their way through a crowd of protesters denouncing pandemic measures.
Read more >
British Columbia introducing COVID-19 vaccine mandate for all health-care workers

British Columbia introducing COVID-19 vaccine mandate for all health-care workers

VANCOUVER — All health-care workers and volunteers will soon have to be vaccinated against COVID-19 in British Columbia as the provincial government expands its immunization program. Provincial health officer Dr.
Read more >
Former fashion mogul Peter Nygard to face extradition hearing sooner than expected

Former fashion mogul Peter Nygard to face extradition hearing sooner than expected

WINNIPEG — An extradition hearing for a former Canadian fashion mogul facing sex trafficking and racketeering charges in the United States is being pushed up a month. Peter Nygard was to appear in court from Nov. 15 to Nov.
Read more >
Community grieves loss of family of six in rural Nova Scotia travel trailer fire

Community grieves loss of family of six in rural Nova Scotia travel trailer fire

MILLVALE, N.S. — A Nova Scotia town is grieving the loss of a family of six, including four children, whose bodies were discovered Sunday evening following a fire in a travel trailer. Officers were called to Mountain Road in Millvale, N.S.
Read more >
Singh and Trudeau promise to crack down on demonstrations outside hospitals

Singh and Trudeau promise to crack down on demonstrations outside hospitals

OTTAWA — The federal New Democrats and Liberals made mirror pledges on Monday to criminalize protesters that block hospitals or harass health-care workers as party leaders denounced planned demonstrations at hospitals countrywide.
Read more >
Staff, supplies lacking at Résidence Herron before the pandemic, Quebec coroner hears

Staff, supplies lacking at Résidence Herron before the pandemic, Quebec coroner hears

MONTREAL — A nurse told a Quebec coroner's inquest on Monday that a Montreal-area long-term care home where 47 people died during the first wave of COVID-19 was understaffed and lacked proper equipment even before the pandemic hit.
Read more >
Desmond inquiry: Nova Scotia firearms official testifies about better communication

Desmond inquiry: Nova Scotia firearms official testifies about better communication

PORT HAWKESBURY, N.S. — Nova Scotia's chief firearms officer told an inquiry today that communications with his colleagues in other provinces have improved since a former soldier fatally shot his family and himself in rural Nova Scotia in 2017.
Read more >
Raj Saini stands to gain $93,000 payoff — but no pension — after standing down

Raj Saini stands to gain $93,000 payoff — but no pension — after standing down

OTTAWA — Raj Saini stands to walk away with a $93,000 "golden goodbye" after standing down as a Liberal candidate.
Read more >