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Putting seatbelts on school buses a 'money issue,' former N.L. operator says
Published: 18/10/2018The Newfoundland and Labrador government says it takes lead from Transport Canada, which is now reviewing seatbelt safety on school buses after a Fifth Estate investigation. Read moreSource: www.cbc.ca -
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Car hits building in first significant crash since Rawlins Cross redesign
Published: 18/10/2018A car drove into the Kitchen Design building, and a man was taken to hospital. Read moreSource: www.cbc.ca -
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Law to stop bad-faith evictions not working, lawyers and tenants say
Published: 18/10/2018Robyn Lemire was compensated a month's rent when she was evicted from her Corktown condo this summer. That seemed fair, until she found out that her landlord's wife didn't move in like she was suppose ... Read moreSource: www.cbc.ca
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First Nations give province 1-year notice of plan to open marijuana shops
Published: 18/10/2018First Nations members in Nova Scotia say they have the jurisdiction to set their own rules when it comes to cannabis, but want to work with the province to adhere to their guidelines. Chiefs from acro ... Read moreSource: www.cbc.ca -
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Pot smokers free to light up on Province House grounds
Published: 18/10/2018Those looking to smoke marijuana somewhere with a little more gravitas can do so on the grounds of the Nova Scotia legislature. Read moreSource: www.cbc.ca -
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Tory, Keesmaat support road safety measures, survey shows - but many suburban incumbents don't answer
Published: 18/10/2018Nearly 90 mayoral and council candidates responded to the #BuildTheVisionTO survey, but the response rate dropped significantly among suburban incumbent councillors. Read moreSource: www.cbc.ca
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New iNdigital space showcases digital and interactive media at imagineNATIVE
Published: 18/10/2018The rising popularity of digital interactive work like VR experiences and video games has spurred the imagineNATIVE film and media arts festival in Toronto to add a dedicated digital space this year. Read moreSource: www.cbc.ca -
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Bargain price oil: How long will it last?
Published: 18/10/2018The Western Canadian oil industry is losing at least $100 million every day, according to an analyst's estimate. Read moreSource: www.cbc.ca -
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Surging U.S. deficit a warning for Canadians wanting tax cuts: Don Pittis
Published: 18/10/2018A call from a Canadian Senate committee to follow the U.S. lead in cutting corporate taxes comes just as the hazards of that policy loom larger south of the border. Read moreSource: www.cbc.ca
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Developer vows to make condemned building 'brand new' now that evicted tenants are out
Published: 18/10/2018The remaining tenants of a rundown building in Montreal's Plateau-Mont-Royal were kicked out for good Wednesday. Read moreSource: www.cbc.ca -
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Convicted killer William Sandeson sues private detective that tipped off police
Published: 18/10/2018The former Halifax medical student convicted of murdering a fellow student is suing a private detective hired to help his defence team but who instead tipped off police to incriminating evidence. Read moreSource: www.cbc.ca -
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There are few black surfers in Nova Scotia. This actress wants to change that
Published: 18/10/2018Vinessa Antoine wants to change the narrative and is working with the Surfing Association of Nova Scotia to possibly start a surf program for people from North Preston. Read moreSource: www.cbc.ca
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Anxious about the environment? Our new weekly newsletter is here to help
Published: 18/10/2018From devastating wildfires to massive storms, the extreme weather this year has been a reminder that climate change is already happening — and we think that's worth talking about. Sign up for our new ... Read moreSource: www.cbc.ca -
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Tens of thousands of Canadians could soon be eligible for a pot pardon, but lawyers warn about limitations
Published: 18/10/2018The Liberal government's announcement that it will expedite the processing of pardons for people with minor cannabis-related crimes is welcome news to quite literally tens of thousands of Canadians wh ... Read moreSource: www.cbc.ca -
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Trudeau government adopts new rules to ban asbestos
Published: 18/10/2018New regulations designed to ban asbestos will go into effect by the end of this year, however an analysis of the final rules introduced Wednesday reveal they have been watered down from what the feder ... Read moreSource: www.cbc.ca
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Red Sox hold off Astros to take 3-1 ALCS lead
Published: 18/10/2018Left fielder Andrew Benintendi made a diving catch with the bases loaded for the final out, and the Boston Red Sox held off the Houston Astros 8-6 on Wednesday night to take a 3-1 lead in the AL Champ ... Read moreSource: www.cbc.ca -
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Frolik scores pair as Flames roll over Bruins
Published: 18/10/2018Michael Frolik scored a pair of goals for the Calgary Flames in a 5-2 win over the visiting Boston Bruins on Wednesday. Read moreSource: www.cbc.ca -
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Woman in wheelchair fed up with drivers telling her not to roll on the road
Published: 18/10/2018A Winnipeg woman who uses a wheelchair says an upsetting encounter with a motorist highlights the way people with disabilities face more than just physical barriers in their daily lives. Read moreSource: www.cbc.ca
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Leonard leads new-look Raptors over Cavaliers in season opener
Published: 18/10/2018A new superstar, a new head coach, and a victory for the new-look Raptors to open what's been one of the most-anticipated NBA regular seasons for Toronto in awhile. Read moreSource: www.cbc.ca
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