Category Archives: Canadian Press
Four seriously injured in B.C. bus crash, 12 others in stable condition
PRINCE GEORGE, B.C. - A bus carrying workers to a sawmill crashed Thursday afternoon north of Prince George, sending 16 people to hospital, three of them in critical condition. BC Emergency Health Ser...
Nov 01, 2018
Maple Leafs play better, but fall to Anton Khudobin and the Stars 2-1
TORONTO - A better effort ended with the same frustrating result for the Maple Leafs. Dallas backup goalie Anton Khudobin made 31 saves - including a tremendous late stop on Mitch Marner - as the Star...
Nov 01, 2018
Leafs defenceman Ron Hainsey joins select group, marks his 1,000th NHL game
TORONTO - The result didn’t go the Leafs’ way Thursday night but veteran defenceman Ron Hainsey still found some pluses in his 1,000th NHL game. “The kids didn’t cry, so that w...
Nov 01, 2018
World Bank, IDB approve $1.8 billion in loans to Argentina
WASHINGTON - The World Bank and the Inter-American Development Bank are providing Argentina with three loans totalling more than $1.8 billion, aiming to help the South American country cope with finan...
Nov 01, 2018
US charges China-controlled company in trade secrets theft
LOS ANGELES - The United States has charged a government-controlled company in China with stealing trade secrets from an American semiconductor company, the Justice Department said Thursday as it outl...
Nov 01, 2018
Rugby Canada strikes deal with sevens players, ending two-month boycott
Rugby Canada and its disgruntled sevens players have come to an agreement ending the player boycott. Thirteen players including co-captains Nate Hirayama and Harry Jones have boycotted training since ...
Nov 01, 2018
Rugby Canada strikes deal with sevens players, ending two-month boycott
Rugby Canada and its disgruntled sevens players have come to an agreement ending the player boycott. But while they are back in the fold, it appears there may be more work needed to mend their differe...
Nov 01, 2018
No defence witnesses in trial of man accused in deaths at Alberta work camp
GRANDE PRAIRIE, Alta. - The defence is not calling any witnesses in the trial of a camp cook accused of killing two people at a northern Alberta work site. Daniel Goodridge has pleaded not guilty due ...
Nov 01, 2018
Trudeau reassures business leaders on Trans Mountain pipeline's future
VANCOUVER - Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says the Federal Court of Appeal has laid out a blueprint for his government to follow in getting the Trans Mountain pipeline approved. Trudeau said Thursday ...
Nov 01, 2018
Bail granted to teen charged in shooting of German tourist on Alberta highway
CALGARY - A judge has granted bail to a teenager charged in the August shooting of a German tourist west of Calgary. Provincial court Judge Peter Barley granted the youth’s release Thursday on c...
Nov 01, 2018