Growing dog populations an issue in some Ontario remote communities, shelters under pressure
While those visits have gradually resumed, there are many dogs, such as huskies, Labradors, German shepherds and wolf-dog hybrids, to get to, Sutherland said.
Canada
Feb 3, 2023
Jordan Peterson says Ontario psychologist licence may be suspended over public statements
Peterson said all of the complaints at issue are political and don't have anything to do with his clinical practice.
Canada
Jan 4, 2023
CBC-TV’s ‘Over the Rainbow’ narrows down field of Dorothys in national callbacks
TORONTO - A.J. Bridel of Kitchener, Ont., has been in love with the 1939 film "The Wizard of Oz" and its star, Judy Garland, since as far back as she can remember.
Entertainment
Jun 21, 2012
Halifax shooting plot case returns to court, adjourned to next week
The case of two people accused of plotting an attack at a Halifax shopping mall returned to provincial court Tuesday, where lawyers discussed the possibility of delaying the start of a preliminary hearing.
Crime
May 12, 2015
Two men in alleged Halifax shooting plot never spoke of guns: friend
A man who went to rock shows with two young men alleged to have been planning a Valentine's Day shooting on a Halifax mall says his friends never spoke of guns to him.
Crime
Feb 16, 2015
Duo accused in Halifax mass murder plot face more charges, no bail
Two people accused of plotting to open fire in a Halifax mall appeared in court Tuesday for the first time on charges of conspiracy to commit murder.
Crime
Feb 17, 2015
1 child is killed every day from an accidental shooting in the U.S.
During the first six months of this year, minors died from accidental shootings - at their own hands, or at the hands of other children or adults - at a pace of one every other day
Crime
Oct 14, 2016
COMMENTARY: Other Canadian universities need to take a lesson from Wilfrid Laurier’s shame
Is WLU so unique that this "institutional failure" would happen there and nowhere else? Unfortunately, that's not likely the case.
Education
Dec 23, 2017
Andrew Scheer weighs in on Catholic university that banned abortion film
A Catholic university that cancelled a screening of a documentary about abortion receives millions of dollars in public money each year but Conservative Leader Andrew Scheer is staying silent on whether he would strip funding from the school if elected prime minister.
Politics
Nov 27, 2017
FULL TEXT: Apology from Wilfrid Laurier officials over handling of free speech controversy
On Nov. 21, the president and vice chancellor of Wilfrid Laurier University, Deborah MacLatchy, and Laurier professor Dr. Nathan Rambukkana issued separate apologies for the way the university handled a complaint about a T.A.'s choice of class material.
Canada
Nov 21, 2017
ANALYSIS: Despite about-face, Laurier needs schooling on fundamentals of free speech
The problem for Laurier when it says it is seriously examining the many issues raised by this incident is that they’ve been down this road before.
Canada
Nov 22, 2017
Andrew Scheer: Laurier university controversy highlights larger issue of ‘stifling’ free speech
The Conservative politician said the issue is of growing concern across the political spectrum.
Canada
Nov 21, 2017
Queen’s University students protest against professor, Lindsay Shepherd
Protesters argued that Queen's Law shouldn’t be allowing Shepherd to speak at sessions because they believe her views are against a marginalized community.
Education
Sep 25, 2018
Lindsay Shepherd says she had to record meeting that spurred Jordan Peterson lawsuit
Nathan Rambukkana and Herbert Pimlott, who teach at Wilfrid Laurier University in Waterloo, Ont., maintain their comments about Peterson were not defamatory.
Canada
Mar 1, 2019
Snow on the pumpkin! Early storm pelts East Coast with wet, heavy snow; 1.7M lose power
STATE COLLEGE, Pa. - An unusually early and powerful nor'easter dumped wet, heavy snow Saturday on parts of the mid-Atlantic region, weighing down or toppling leafy trees and power lines and knocking out electricity for 1.7 million as the storm headed toward New England.
Oct 29, 2011
New dates set for next court hearing in Halifax mall plot case
The case involving two people accused of plotting to open fire at a Halifax shopping mall will return to provincial court on June 12.
Crime
May 22, 2015
Morning News helps match up loving dog with family
Kermit starred on "Adopt a Pet" segment last week on Saskatoon’s Morning News and was adopted in record time.
Canada
Feb 25, 2015
Who are the ‘Columbiners’? Halifax shooting suspects blogged about school shooters
Social media pages believed to be linked to a deceased Halifax shooting plot suspect have put the spotlight on a dark corner of the web – fan pages dedicated to the Columbine school shooting.
Canada
Feb 17, 2015
Funeral for accused in Halifax shooting plot to be held Saturday
The funeral for the 19-year-old man implicated in the Halifax shooting plot with be held Saturday in Upper Tantallon, N.S.
Canada
Feb 19, 2015
Two charged with conspiracy to commit murder in Halifax attack plot
Two people have been charged with conspiracy to commit murder in an alleged plot to attack a public place in Halifax on Valentine's Day.
Canada
Feb 14, 2015