Canada
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Trudeau calls Tories ‘bullies,’ withdraws question period ‘crap’ remark | EnvoyPost
Wednesday’s question period was particularly heated as it came ahead of an expected vote on a Conservative motion of non-confidence…
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‘Just chaotic’: Heavy traffic from Presidents Cup in Montreal breeding frustration | EnvoyPost
The professional golf event is held at the Royal Montreal Golf Club in the suburb of Île-Bizard, which only has…
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Ottawa approves $500M bailout to Nova Scotia Power to keep rates in check | EnvoyPost
Ottawa has finalized a $500-million bailout to help Nova Scotia Power keep rates from skyrocketing due to delivery delays of…
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Jeremy Cockrill subject of 2nd conflict of interest investigation | EnvoyPost
For a second time, Minister of Education Jeremy Cockrill is under investigation by Saskatchewan’s conflict of interest commissioner
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Ontario warehouse becomes Walmart’s 1st to unionize in Canada after certification | EnvoyPost
Unifor says Ontario’s labour relations board has given Unifor the OK to represent workers at a Walmart warehouse in Mississauga,…
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Liberals given Oct. 29 deadline to meet Bloc’s demands | EnvoyPost
The Bloc Québécois is giving the Liberal government a deadline of Oct. 29 to pass two pieces of legislation related…
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Canada’s 2024 wildfire season on track to be 2nd largest in last 20 years | EnvoyPost
Federal officials say above-normal temperatures and drought conditions across parts of Canada have continued to drive fire activity, with 5.3…
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Crewmember of 150-year-old lost expedition identified using DNA by Ontario researchers | EnvoyPost
Ontario university researchers say they used DNA samples to identify a second crew member from Sir John Franklin’s ill-fated 1845…
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Toronto-area man charged with 2nd-degree-murder in death of his mother | EnvoyPost
York Regional Police say a 23-year-old man has been charged with second-degree-murder in the death of his mother.
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Court of Appeal reserves decision on Sask. school pronoun law hearing | EnvoyPost
Saskatchewan’s Court of Appeal has reserved its decision in the challenge to the province’s pronoun law.
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