CP NewsAlert: Supreme Court will rule on Ottawa’s single-use plastics ban
OTTAWA - The Supreme Court of Canada announced it will hear an appeal of Ottawa's ban on single-use plastics. In January, the Federal Court of Appeal overturned a lower court's decision, allowing the federal government to maintain the ban. A man with an intellectual disability admitted to manslaughter on Wednesday after chasing and fatally stabbing a man he had been arguing with in Winnipeg.
A Manitoba cabinet minister offered up to $250,000 for economic development in an attempt to persuade a Bloodvein River First Nation chief to remove a highway checkstop causing outrage among hunters.
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