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New election tabulation machines get positive vote in New Brunswick

Article online since May 13th 2008
FREDERICTON - Election officials in New Brunswick say a few lessons were learned, but overall they are pleased with new machines used to count ballots in Monday's municipal elections. For the first time in Canada, vote-tabulation machines were used for the entire province. Chief electoral officer...
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McGuinty defends $250 million grant to GM, despite 1,400 layoffs in Windsor

McGuinty defends $250 million grant to GM, despite 1,400 layoffs in Windsor

Article online since May 13th 2008
TORONTO - Premier Dalton McGuinty says he doesn't regret giving General Motors $250 million of Ontario taxpayers' money, even though the company is closing its Windsor transmission plant. About 1,400 people will lose their jobs when GM closes the Windsor facility, which comes on top of the...
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Ten students from B.C. reported safe after being caught in quake in China

Article online since May 13th 2008
VANCOUVER - A group of British Columbia university students caught in a massive earthquake in China have been left in constant fear of aftershocks since fleeing their crumbling classrooms "while the ground bounced us around," says their professor. The 7.8 magnitude quake on Monday left at least...
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Hamilton boy who was given chemo against his wishes is losing faith, father says

Article online since May 13th 2008
HAMILTON - An 11-year-old Hamilton boy who was given chemotherapy against his wishes has had his spirit broken and his family is worried he'll get even weaker if he doesn't regain the will to fight his leukemia, his father said Tuesday. The father, who cannot be named because the boy was put...
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Lawyer for alleged Basque terrorist to fight deportation order from Canada

Article online since May 13th 2008
MONTREAL - An alleged Basque terrorist has been ordered deported from Canada. Immigration and Refugee Board commissioner Louis Dube said Tuesday there is sufficient evidence to show that Ivan Apaolaza Sancho was a member of Basque separatist group ETA. Sancho, 36, who has denied ever supporting...

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