Skip to content

National News

New Brunswick coroner's jury says 2020 police killing of Rodney Levi was a homicide

New Brunswick coroner's jury says 2020 police killing of Rodney Levi was a homicide

MIRAMICHI, N.B. — The coroner's jury investigating the police killing of Rodney Levi ruled Friday that his death was a homicide, rejecting the notion that he died from suicide by cop, which had been suggested during the hearings.
Elections Canada confirms Bloc win over Tories in Trois-Rivières after recount

Elections Canada confirms Bloc win over Tories in Trois-Rivières after recount

OTTAWA — The Bloc Québécois is being confirmed as the winner of the Quebec riding of Trois-Rivières after a judicial recount. Elections Canada says the Bloc beat the Conservatives by 83 votes, after votes were counted again.
Sept. job numbers and Rocky Mountain coal mining: In The News for Oct. 8

Sept. job numbers and Rocky Mountain coal mining: In The News for Oct. 8

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 Oct. 8 ... What we are watching in Canada ...
'I can't back down' on COVID-19 vaccine message, says threatened B.C. politician

'I can't back down' on COVID-19 vaccine message, says threatened B.C. politician

VANCOUVER — Politicians accustomed to sparring in British Columbia's legislature have joined forces outside the house to push for higher vaccination rates in the north, but a longtime member of the Opposition Liberals says the "Alberta influence" is
Environment lobby calls out Carney's climate finance credibility

Environment lobby calls out Carney's climate finance credibility

OTTAWA — Former Bank of Canada governor Mark Carney's credibility as a global climate finance leader is under fire as environment lobby groups say he is allowing some of the world's biggest banks to use him as cover to keep funding fossil fuels.
Government consulting with remote Indigenous communities about mandatory vaccines

Government consulting with remote Indigenous communities about mandatory vaccines

OTTAWA — The federal government is working on exemptions to its newly released mandatory vaccine policy for people in remote Indigenous communities, many of which are only accessible by airplane.
Expert tells Nunavut inquest many police tools not effective in cold weather

Expert tells Nunavut inquest many police tools not effective in cold weather

GJOA HAVEN, Nunavut — A use of force expert says an RCMP officer who shot and killed an armed man in a remote Nunavut community didn't have effective, less-lethal options he could have used that day. Sgt.
Quebec premier to prorogue legislature, with new session starting Oct. 19

Quebec premier to prorogue legislature, with new session starting Oct. 19

Quebec Premier François Legault says he will prorogue the province's legislature and a new session will begin Oct. 19.
Chief of Joyce Echaquan's community says trust in Quebec health-care system returning

Chief of Joyce Echaquan's community says trust in Quebec health-care system returning

JOLIETTE, Que. — Members of an Atikamekw community northeast of Montreal are slowly regaining their trust in Quebec's health-care system, a year after Joyce Echaquan died in a hospital northeast of Montreal, according to Chief Paul-Émile Ottawa.
COVID-19 shot 'could save your life,' RCMP boss says after federal vaccination order

COVID-19 shot 'could save your life,' RCMP boss says after federal vaccination order

OTTAWA — RCMP Commissioner Brenda Lucki is publicly touting vaccination against COVID-19 following the Liberal government's announcement that Mounties must be immunized.
push icon
Be the first to read breaking stories. Enable push notifications on your device. Disable anytime.
No thanks