OTTAWA — One of Canada’s major mobile service providers appears to have set the stage for a battle with Ottawa over the timing of proposed wireless rate cuts.
Telus and Affiliates Tell Customers They’ve Already Met Liberal Rate Cut Pledge
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Trudeau Confers with Cabinet Ministers as Rail Blockades Continue
OTTAWA — Prime Minister Justin Trudeau was in talks over the weekend with federal cabinet ministers as protesters opposed to a pipeline project in British Columbia continued to halt train service across parts of the country.
Nathan Beaulieu’s First Goal of the Season Lifts Jets Over Blackhawks
WINNIPEG — Defenceman Nathan Beaulieu’s first goal of the season at 1:36 of the third period held up as the game-winner as the Winnipeg Jets beat the Chicago Blackhawks 3-2 on Sunday.
Nurses’ Unions Warn National Standards for Coronavirus Protection Too Low
OTTAWA — The Canadian Federation of Nurses Unions is warning that the federal public health agency’s guidelines to protect front-line health-care workers from outbreaks of diseases like the novel coronavirus don’t go far enough, and might be putting them and patients at risk.
Jets Centre Bryan Little to Miss Rest of NHL Season Due to Ear Injury
Winnipeg Jets centre Bryan Little will undergo a procedure to repair a perforated eardrum and will miss the rest of the NHL season.
Police Arrest Married Couple Accused of Being ‘Money Mules’ in CRA Scam
Investigators have arrested an Ontario-based married couple accused of acting as “money mules” in the Canada Revenue Agency phone-and-internet scam, Mounties announced Friday, hailing the move as a significant development in their ongoing fight against the widespread scheme.
Melker Karlsson, Timo Meier Lift San Jose Sharks Over Winnipeg Jets 3-2
WINNIPEG — Melker Karlsson and Timo Meier scored goals 89 seconds apart early in the third period to help lift the San Jose Sharks to a 3-2 victory over the Winnipeg Jets on Friday.
Manitoba Premier Accused of Racist Language in Fundraising Letter on Blockades
WINNIPEG — Nationwide blockades and protests over the Coastal GasLink natural gas pipeline in northern British Columbia are hurting the cause of reconciliation with Indigenous people, Manitoba Premier Brian Pallister said Friday.
No Quick Fix to Pipeline Protests, Trudeau Says, As Rail Links Severed
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says there are no easy answers to the dispute over a British Columbia pipeline project that has sparked Indigenous protests at vital rail links across Canada.
Jets Players Happy to Stick with Maurice, Say Bad Stretches Are ‘On Everyone’
WINNIPEG — Paul Maurice got ringing endorsements Thursday from his players and boss after he signed a multi-year contract extension this week to remain head coach of the Winnipeg Jets.
Willie Jefferson Passes on More Cash to Stay with Winnipeg Blue Bombers
WINNIPEG — Now that his NFL dream is all but over, Willie Jefferson has decided to stay in his comfort zone.
Pipeline Protesters Stop Blockade of Rail Line West of Winnipeg
WINNIPEG — An anti-pipeline blockade of a major rail line west of Winnipeg has come down.
