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'There is a growing frustration': Top Republican slams Canada's NAFTA negotiating tacticsMisc CDN | 207799 hits | 12:04 AM on Wednesday | posted by N_Fiddledog
The third most senior Republican in Congress fired a shot across the bow of the government in Ottawa Tuesday urging Canadian negotiators to drop some of their hardball negotiating tactics or risk being left out of a new NAFTA entirely. New bridge collapses into river in rural Saskatchewan hours after opening
A rural politician in eastern Saskatchewan says he's at a loss to explain why a newly built bridge collapsed just hours after opening. Alberta woman killed by her own dog, toddler also injured | CTV NewsMisc CDN | 207679 hits | 2:31 PM on Sunday | posted by Freakinoldguy
Police say a woman was killed by her own dog in Langdon, Alta., on Saturday evening. Remembrance Day ad gets mixed reviews for making test audience 'feel guilty'Misc CDN | 207742 hits | 11:14 AM on Sunday | posted by N_Fiddledog
Veterans Affairs plans to launch a new ad ahead of Remembrance Day 2018, but it has struggled to craft a campaign that doesn't make people "feel guilty" or come off as a recruitment pitch, according to the in-house testing results. 'Spectacular' mummified ice age wolf pup, caribou calf found at Yukon mine sites
Rare, mummified remains of two ice age animals — a caribou calf and a wolf pup — have been dug up from the permafrost by gold miners near Dawson City, Yukon. Video captures collision between whale and tour boat
A group of whale-watchers got an up-close experience off the coast of Nova Scotia last week, when a humpback whale approached the small boat they were on and hit it with its tail. Behold the Peacock: a fowl with the power to divide a B.C. neighbourhood
Residents in a Surrey, B.C., neighbourhood are embroiled in a row over what to do with a flock of dozens of peacocks who have set roost in their backyards and trees. Fresh from a kill, this cougar stares down B.C. woman in 'terrifying' encounter
The photos are enough to make most people’s blood run cold: a close-up shot of a cougar with a kill, lounging in the backyard of a home on Vancouver Island. 
Ben and Marilyn Keryluke were forced to put their dead son's 1973 Pontiac Parisienne up for auction to pay for their grandchildren's medical care. Policy Barring Non-Permanent Families from Canada Child Benefit Unfair: ReportMisc CDN | 206768 hits | 7:59 AM on Sunday | posted by N_Fiddledog
The report calls on the Trudeau government to reverse a policy that prevents irregular migrants from receiving the Canada Child Benefit Misc CDN | 206906 hits | 11:01 AM on Saturday | posted by N_Fiddledog
KABUL (Pajhwok): Canada has formally asked the Afghan government to allow the arrest B.C. state of emergency ends as wildfire conditions improve
Cooler weather and progress by fire crews has led to the B.C. government ending the state of emergency covering the entire province Friday. As of Friday morning, the province said, there were still 485 active wildfires in B.C. Misc CDN | 207004 hits | 9:36 AM on Friday | posted by N_Fiddledog
Data from Toronto police shows there has been no surge in crime guns that can be traced back to licensed Canadian gun owners, Matt Gurney says. Grounded cruise ship rescue in Nunavut cost Canada's Armed Forces $513K
It cost $513,025.44 for the Canadian Armed Forces' efforts to help 162 passengers and crew on the Akademik Ioffe, a ship carrying tourists and researchers that hit a rock late this summer, according to a Forces spokesperson. Lillooet mayor renews call to restore rail service between North Vancouver and Prince George
It has been 16 years since B.C. had a rail service that ran from North Vancouver to Prince George, but Lillooet Mayor Marg Lampman is hoping to change that.
Company fixing Churchill rail line says repairs will be complete in 60 days
With work set to begin Sept. 8, the goal is to complete the project before the onset of winter weather, according to Paradox Access Solutions, an Edmonton, Alta.-based company. The eagle has landed: Bird of prey swoops in on B.C. fishing trip
The eagle was said to be surprisingly docile. “It didn’t seem fussed by us at all. It was like a budgie in a cage," Derril McKenzie said. Ontario Man Arrested For Allegedly Smuggling Foreigners Through An Underground Rail Tunnel Into The U.S.Misc CDN | 207038 hits | 11:47 AM on Sunday | posted by N_Fiddledog
An Ontario man is accused of smuggling foreigners from Canada into the US via an underground railway tunnel. Women fight for the right to be braless on the job
Some women are fighting for the right to be braless in the workplace. One B.C. woman filed a human rights complaint after her employer demanded she wear a bra. Aggressive bear in Lynn Valley leads to trail closures
Two trails in the Lynn Headwaters Regional Park in North Vancouver were closed for several hours Thursday morning, as conservation officers tried to track down an aggressive black bear. Conservation officers believe the same black bear that killed a small Bottle-fed fawn bucks up wildfire crews on ferry ride
The deer was spotted nuzzling up to a group of firefighters on the ferry from the area known as Southside, as people forced from their homes made their way toward Burns Lake — and it's not the first time the fawn has been a passenger. U.S. International Trade Commission overturns duties on Canadian newsprint
The U.S. International Trade Commission has overturned duties imposed on Canadian newsprint after finding that imports of the paper product, part of the wider category of uncoated groundwood paper, do not hurt U.S. industry. Survivor recalls deadly encounter with polar bears
A Nunavut hunter who survived a polar bear attack that killed one of his friends last week says the encounter started when a mother bear and her cub approached their camp. The survivors refused to leave Kaunak's remains behind, and it took three men to ca State of emergency extended as 2018 becomes worst B.C. wildfire season on record
The B.C. government has extended the provincial state of emergency because of wildfires that have now burned more area than any other season on record. Close to 13,000 sq km of province has burned, breaking record set in 2017. WWII veteran, Dunkirk survivor Ken Sturdy dies at 98
Ken Sturdy was just 20 and training as a signalman in the Royal Navy in 1940 when he heard a message go out over the radio asking for able-bodied men to help get survivors on the boats at Dunkirk. 2 hikers injured in Kananaskis bear attack
Two hikers were injured this weekend in Kananaskis Country after surprising a bear dining on a carcass in Peter Lougheed Provincial Park. "This was a classic defensive attack and it could have been so much worse," said Alberta Parks conservation officer N Woman feared the worst when cows stampeded her East Coast Trail campsite
She worried about running into bears, but Penny Maguire never thought it would be cows that would give her the scare of a lifetime during her East Coast Trail adventure. Nunavut hunter killed by polar bear and cub
A man from Nunavut has been killed in a polar bear attack, according to local RCMP. A polar bear mother and cub were destroyed at the scene. 5 bears destroyed following attack that also injured 2 men Why does Canada automatically give citizenship to people born here'Misc CDN | 208362 hits | 3:12 PM on Tuesday | posted by N_Fiddledog
Birthright citizenship, known as jus soli, does not exist in Europe, Asia, Oceania or most of Africa Canada's backlogged asylum system is 'not sustainable,' immigration minister says in leaked letterMisc CDN | 208257 hits | 10:59 AM on Sunday | posted by N_Fiddledog
The language is unusually strong for Ahmed Hussen, who speaks often about Canada’s 'strict and efficient immigration and border-control system' 'I cannot rest until they are all saved': Alberta man vows to rescue young chimps from Guinea-Bissau
An Alberta teacher who went to Guinea-Bissau to help rescue a chimpanzee is now trying to free four chimps from the West African country. Canada has to stop pretending our hands are completely tied on the borderMisc CDN | 208034 hits | 7:03 PM on Monday | posted by N_Fiddledog
Canadians are understandably confused by the government’s border policy because it is being justified on the basis of an inaccurate legal claim 'Unbelievable': Dieppe vet, 98, surprised with flight in military plane
A 98-year-old Canadian veteran of the Second World War was honoured with a surprise flight aboard the military Dash-8 aircraft in Winnipeg. “It’s unbelievable,” said Cole, who was a member of the First Calgary Tank Regiment, told CTV Winnipeg. “I thought Castlegar bridge designed by architect of collapsed Italian bridge
The bridge that collapsed this week in Genoa, Italy and tragically killed at least 39 people has an unusual tie to Castlegar of all places: the architect. BULLETS AND BLOODSHED: Smoke and mirrors won't stop gangs and gunsMisc CDN | 208395 hits | 10:20 AM on Sunday | posted by N_Fiddledog
With Toronto's gun-related murders already at 31 this year, the city's smoke and mirrors approach to combating gangs and guns including a handgun ban won't stop the bullets and bloodshed, law enforcement sources say. Canada deliberately sidelined from latest NAFTA talks, Trump suggestsMisc CDN | 207822 hits | 12:47 PM on Saturday | posted by N_Fiddledog
'(Canada's) tariffs are too high, their barriers are too strong, so we're not even talking to them right now,' Trump said Rejected by Saudi Arabia, Nova Scotia maple syrup makes its way across globe
Canadians — and maple syrup fans from around the world — have stepped up to help Anne Hutchinson's business based in Lake Paul, N.S. B.C. wildfires 2018: Province declares state of emergency
The British Columbia government has declared a state of emergency to support the provincewide response to the ongoing wildfire situation. Woman says she lost ring finger on West Edmonton Mall waterslide | CTV News
A Saskatchewan woman says she lost a finger after her ring got caught on a waterslide at one of the largest malls in North America. Trinity Western drops mandatory covenant forbidding sex outside of heterosexual marriage
Students at Trinity Western University will no longer have to sign an agreement promising to abstain from all sex outside of heterosexual marriage. 3 Canadian cities make top 10 on global ranking of most livable cities
Three Canadian cities have placed in the top 10 of a global ranking by the Economist Intelligence Unit of the world's most livable cities, with Vienna dethroning perennial favourite Melbourne for the first spot. 'Heartbroken' family of Nigerian man who died at Calgary airport wants answersMisc CDN | 207332 hits | 12:29 AM on Sunday | posted by N_Fiddledog
The widow of a Nigerian man who died following a confrontation with border officers at the Calgary airport is "heartbroken" and hoping for details about her husband's death. Masked anti-hate demonstrators show no love at Toronto rallyMisc CDN | 207194 hits | 12:21 AM on Sunday | posted by N_Fiddledog
They claimed to be protesting at Nathan Phillips Square on a sizzling Saturday afternoon to “stop the hate” of anti-Islamic groups.But as it became clear to the unruly, ill-mannered protesters that the target of their anger was not sho 2 police officers among 4 dead after shooting in Fredericton's Brookside Drive area
Two Fredericton police officers are among four confirmed dead and one person is in custody following an early-morning shooting in a residential area. Botched extradition request means American sex offender stays in Canada, for nowMisc CDN | 207178 hits | 1:54 PM on Thursday | posted by N_Fiddledog
The future of Adesanya Prince, a convicted sex offender in Texas who crossed into Canada illegally in April, is up in the air after a Quebec Superior Court judge dismissed an extradition request by the United States. Six people including two Americans killed in Jasper highway crash
Six people have died, including two tourists from the United States, following a highway crash in Jasper National Park.Back to Canada News
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