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Hundreds of complaints about false statements during 2019 campaign investigated by Joan Bryden, The Canadian Press Posted May 12, 2021 8:45 pm EDT Last Updated May 12, 2021 at 8:58 pm EDT OTTAWA — Elections commissioner Yves Cote says his office investigated some 400 complaints about false statements allegedly made during the 2019 federal election campaign. He says all but two or three have been resolved and none have been prosecuted. While 400 may seem like a large number, Cote says the complaints were clustered around roughly a half-dozen allegedly false statements — with many of them u...

Winnipeg Free Press By: Joan Bryden, The Canadian Press Posted: Last Modified: 8:33 PM CDT Wednesday, May. 12, 2021 Save to Read Later OTTAWA - Elections commissioner Yves Cote says his office investigated 400 complaints about false statements allegedly made during the 2019 federal election campaign. A man leaves a polling station after casting his ballot on federal election day in Shawinigan, Que., Monday, Oct. 21, 2019. Elections commissioner Yves Cote says his office investigated...

Article content Nav Canada will not recommend cancelling air traffic control services at the Fort McMurray International Airport. A Thursday statement from the company, which is tasked with operating Canada’s civil air navigation system, said other methods of streamlining operations will be studied. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. Fort McMurray will not lose air traffic control services: Nav Canada Back to video “After considerable consultation with airlines, airports, industry associations, local officials and internal stakeholders, NAV CA...

Author of the article: Jennifer Hamilton Publishing date: Apr 15, 2021  •  1 hour ago  •  3 minute read  •  Alberta Senator Paula Simons, Billie Milholland, Thomas Long, and Smoky Lake County are advocating for the North Saskatchewan River to be naped a Canadian Heritage River. Pictured, West River's Edge in Fort Saskatchewan, alongside the North Saskatchewan. Photo Supplied by Fort Saskatchewan Parks. Article content The North Saskatchewan River is only partially protected by the Canadian Heritage River project, however, local communities are fighting to change that. The C...

Article content An Alberta woman sentenced to 18 years behind bars for killing her abusive husband is appealing her punishment. On Thursday, 56-year-old Helen Doris Naslund filed a notice asking the Alberta Court of Appeal to review her sentence. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or Alberta woman appeals 18-year sentence for killing abusive husband Back to video Naslund pleaded guilty last October for shooting her husband Miles Naslund while he slept in their Holden, Alta. farmhouse. She later sunk the body in a pond with help from her son Neil, w...