Canadian News Experts say 'predatory' essay writing firms are thriving, and there's no law to stop themcbc.ca - Nick Boisvert A CBC News investigation has revealed how fast and convenient it is to purchase a custom academic essay that can go undetected by university …
Stephen Poloz Trade shock, harsh winter and Doug Ford blamed for pausing the Canadian economycbc.ca - Don Pittis When the Bank of Canada released the text of its latest report yesterday, the loonie fell off a cliff — and no wonder. Interest rates were unchanged, …
Canadian News By claiming Ontario's done its 'fair share,' Doug Ford pushes the climate burden westcbc.ca - Aaron Wherry Doug Ford's government in Ontario is now insisting the province should not be expected to do more than its "fair share" to meet Canada's national …
Québec Why hasn't Facebook banned any far-right groups in Quebec?cbc.ca - Jonathan Montpetit When several Canadian groups and individuals were banned recently from Facebook for spreading hate, it was widely remarked that none of them were …
Canadian News Canfor announces temporary shutdown of B.C. lumber millscbc.ca - CBC News · Pulp and paper corporation Canfor says it will temporarily halt operations at its B.C. mills, citing low lumber prices and the high cost of …
Canadian News Vancouver centenarians come together to celebrate milestones and memoriescbc.ca - CBC News · It is an exclusive club to be sure — and 18 Metro Vancouver centenarians came together Wednesday to celebrate centuries of milestones and memories …
Aboriginal Canadians 'I was in shock': Video captures OPP officer throwing 16-year-old Indigenous girl to the ground during arrestcbc.ca - CBC News · The woman who captured a widely-circulated video showing an OPP officer forcefully throwing a 16-year-old Indigenous girl to the ground in Sioux …
Canada Longest, fastest, highest roller-coaster of its type set to terrify riders at Canada's Wonderlandcbc.ca - CBC News · You dangle staring straight down, then plunge to the ground at 130 km/h. And yes, you'll probably scream. Canada's Wonderland showed off the new Yukon …
Montréal Montreal 'going to war' against single-use plastic and styrofoam food containerscbc.ca - Steve Rukavina Montreal intends to ban all single-use plastic and styrofoam food packaging, including styrofoam cups and containers, plastic straws and cutlery, and …
Indigenous Peoples Jody Wilson-Raybould and Jane Philpott to give keynote at First Nations justice conferencecbc.ca - Chantelle Bellrichard Bio Former Liberal cabinet ministers Jody Wilson-Raybould and Jane Philpott are delivering a keynote speech to a First Nations justice conference on …
Canadian News Former hostage Joshua Boyle's trial likely suspended — potentially for yearscbc.ca - Kristy Nease CBC Ottawa reporter May 1 2018 The trial of former hostage Joshua Boyle has been adjourned until Friday morning, by which time his estranged wife's lawyer is expected to have filed …
Health Care (Canada) Provincial health officer calls on B.C. to 'urgently' decriminalize possession of illicit drugscbc.ca - asdf Provincial Health Officer Bonnie Henry is recommending B.C. urgently move to decriminalize possession of illegal drugs for personal use. In a nearly …
Canadian News Lawyers in Charter challenge argue advertising protects sex-trade workerscbc.ca - CBC News · The first-ever court challenge of Canada's prostitution laws resumed Wednesday with defence lawyers highlighting advertising rules as part of their …
Canadian News Firefighters continue to battle grass fire near Biggar, Sask.cbc.ca - CBC News · Volunteer fire crews continue to put out hot spots in a large grass fire near Biggar, Sask. The fire, which prompted the town to issue a state of …
Canadian News Saint John flood levels expected to exceed last year's historic peak by Friday, says EMOcbc.ca - CBC Gem Flood levels in Saint John reached 5.2 metres on Wednesday and are expected to rise to 5.8 metres by Friday, exceeding last year's historic peak of …
Canadian News Woman who died in flood remembered for her compassioncbc.ca - CBC News · Relatives of the woman who died during flooding in the Village of Quyon, Que., over the weekend are waiting to find out more about the sequence of …
Fredericton, NB Whooping cough outbreak declared in Frederictoncbc.ca - CBC Gem A whooping cough outbreak has been declared in Fredericton, the regional medical officer of health announced Wednesday. It comes on the heels of a …
Canadian News Pot plant deals with cannabis stink at Edmonton airportcbc.ca - CBC News · A skunky smell greeting travellers at Edmonton's airport doesn't mean stinky critters are running lose in the area. The scent is coming from the …
Canadian News Inquiry to begin into shooting death of Edmonton-area RCMP officercbc.ca - Canadian Press Logo The widow of an Alberta RCMP officer shot and killed on duty hopes politicians take seriously any recommendations from a fatality inquiry into his …
Aboriginal Canadians 'How do you not see your people in these Indigenous youth?': Couple working to decolonize classroomscbc.ca - Ntawnis Piapot Ben Ironstand stands before a group of Grade 11 and 12 students, showing them how to use an axe, a saw and clamps to make wooden bow staves. Over the …
Canadian National Parks Kejimkujik to be first Parks Canada campground with gender-neutral washroomscbc.ca - Katy Parsons A popular summer destination in southwest Nova Scotia is set to become the first Parks Canada campground with gender-neutral washrooms, part of the …
Canadian News Minority government uncharted territory for P.E.I.cbc.ca - Kevin Yarr P.E.I. is waking up to a new government Wednesday morning, but it is not entirely clear how that government will come together. In one sense, the …
Pork What African swine fever means for Canada's pork industrycbc.ca - Paula Duhatschek Canadian pork producers say they're watching closely as African swine fever (ASF) spreads through China, wiping out large numbers of the country's …
Blaine Higgs Province may take firmer approach on flood relief, Higgs sayscbc.ca - Jacques Poitras Premier Blaine Higgs says the provincial government may have to take an even firmer approach to encouraging people to relocate their homes outside …
Canadian News The federal budget bill can't actually 'free the beer'cbc.ca - Janyce McGregor Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said this year's budget bill does what the Harper government could never do over ten years in office — it "frees the …
FlipboardIcon version of the Flipboard logoCanadian News Joshua Boyle trial faces delay of months over rape shield law appealcbc.ca - David Thurton Former hostage Joshua Boyle's trial could be on hiatus for months while the lawyer representing his estranged wife appeals a provincial court's …
Health Care (Canada) The working-at-home blues: Loneliness, depression a risk for those who are isolatedcbc.ca - Dianne Buckner You might have thought Rebecca Yaffa had it made in the shade. When the 26-year-old was hired as the director of customer experience for GooseChase, …
Canadian News Bias at the border? CBSA study finds travellers from some countries face more delayscbc.ca - Evan Dyer The Canada Border Services Agency is conducting a series of tests to learn if its human agents, and its passport-reading machines, are prone to …
Canadian News Leafs face another long summer of second-guessing after devastating Game 7 losscbc.ca - Tim Wharnsby portrait Another Toronto Maple Leafs season died in Boston and another long summer of second-guessing began on Tuesday evening. The last rites officially were …
