Canadian News
Judge strikes down Doug Ford’s bill to reduce Toronto council size
An Ontario judge released his decision this morning on Toronto’s legal challenge of provincial legislation slashing the size of city council nearly in half.
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Man arrested after car-ramming at French airport
Authorities say police have arrested a man who rammed his car through two glass doors at Lyon’s international airport and sped onto the runway.
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CBS’ Moonves, the latest powerful exec felled in #MeToo era
On Sunday, Sept. 9, 2018, CBS said longtime CEO Les Moonves has resigned, just hours after more sexual harassment allegations involving the network’s longtime leader surfaced.
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Hurricane Florence reaches Category 4, could strike U.S. southeast
It’s too early to know the exact path, but forecasters said Florence could blow ashore in the Carolinas by Thursday.
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Pence confident no one on his staff wrote NY Times column
Pence says he’s “100 percent confident” that no one on his staff was involved with the anonymous New York Times column.
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Indigenous groups still want to buy stake in Trans Mountain after court setback
Federal Court of Appeal ruling quashed the government’s approval of the project
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‘It’s pretty embarrassing:’ Winnipeg aims to put less poop in river
3.2 million litres of raw sewage and rainfall runoff spilled into Winnipeg’s river system last month
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Pop singer missing after going overboard on cruise ship off Canadian coast
German pop singer Daniel Kueblboeck is missing at sea
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Back on the ice: Humboldt Broncos play first regular season game since the crash
16 were killed after a crash on a Saskatchewan highway
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Death toll nears 40 from northern Japan earthquake
The magnitude 6.7 earthquake before daybreak Thursday knocked out power and train service
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