The Canadian PressBruce Cheadle OTTAWA—Canada’s premiers huddled by teleconference call yesterday and agreed that everyone not facing an election campaign will attend December’s climate change summit in Paris with prime minister-designate Justin Trudeau, The Canadian Press has learned. Monday’s surprising Liberal majority has cleared the path for an invigorated Canadian […]
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The Canadian PressJennifer Ditchburn OTTAWA—Toronto businessman Mark Mulroney says he won’t run for the Conservative leadership—at least not for now. Calgary MP Michelle Rempel, on the other hand, appears to be openly musing about a bid. And a Conservative source is highlighting the fact that Jason Kenney has been one […]
The Canadian Press TORONTO—A note that referenced the past while predicting the future has been sold for more than $12,000. The document is a 2013 note in which then-Liberal leadership contender Justin Trudeau predicted he would succeed Stephen Harper as Canada’s prime minister. Michael Kydd was on a Porter Airlines […]
The Canadian Press MONTREAL—Gilles Duceppe, the Bloc Quebecois’ first-ever MP and the man who dominated the party for nearly 15 years, stepped down as leader yesterday after a less-than-stellar performance in this week’s election. Duceppe’s departure comes four months into his second spell as head of the sovereigntist party following […]
From the MNRF No new fires were confirmed in the Northwest Region between Oct. 19-22. There are three active fires in the region, all of which are “being observed.” The forest fire hazard is “low” across the region. For more information about the current fire situation and the active fires […]
The Canadian PressLiam Casey TORONTO—A major investigation into human trafficking has led to the rescue earlier this month of 20 people—some as young as 14—suspected of working in the sex trade as minors or against their will, police said yesterday. The investigation—called “Operation Northern Spotlight”—led to the arrest of 47 […]
Heather Latter James Woods, a mental health worker at the Gizhewaadiziwin Health Access Centre, highlighted some apps that can help with mindfulness, meditation, and relaxation at the centre’s open house yesterday. Woods also demonstrated the MUSE system, which offers guided meditation with a bio-feedback headband. He noted with busy, fast-paced […]
Submitted Staff at The Bargain Shop! here showed off just a few of the many cart loads of non-perishable food items—purchased and donated by customers—that have been delivered to the local United Native Friendship Centre during their store’s food drive. The food drive continues there until the end of the […]
The Canadian PressKeith LeslieAllison Jones TORONTO—Ontario elementary teachers and some support staff engaging in work-to-rule campaigns soon may see their pay docked. The Elementary Teachers’ Federation of Ontario and support staff with the Ontario Secondary School Teachers’ Federation and the Canadian Union of Public Employees, who do not yet have […]
Duane Hicks Paving on the final section of the King’s Highway project should take place in the latter half of next week. The contractor is awaiting water sample results for the newly-installed watermain. If they come back clear, they’ll complete the final four watermain tie-ins, then install the geogrid, place […]
The Associated PressDave Skretta KANSAS CITY, Mo.—The Kansas City Royals have established a reputation for dramatic post-season comebacks the past couple of years, beginning with last season’s wild-card victory over Oakland. Turns out, the Toronto Blue Jays have some never-say-quit spirit, too. After going on a second-half run to make […]
The Associated Press LOS ANGELES—Don Mattingly and the L.A. Dodgers stuck to their scripts yesterday, insisting they agreed to a mutual parting of the ways while never revealing the exact reason he won’t return as manager. Like a publicist announcing the demise of a Hollywood marriage, the parties insisted the […]
