Category Archives: Canadian Press

Portage and Main: Five things to know about Winnipeg's iconic intersection
Winnipeg residents have voted against reopening the city’s most famous intersection to pedestrians. The story of Portage and Main began when Henry McKenney purchased a low and swampy parcel of l...
Oct 24, 2018
Comedian mixes up Native American candidates in endorsement
BOISE, Idaho - Comedian Chelsea Handler endorsed Paulette Jordan, a Democrat and Native American woman running for governor of Idaho, in a Twitter post but included a photo of the wrong Native America...
Oct 24, 2018
Quebec to prohibit government employees from wearing Muslim chador, niqab and burka
Quebec’s new Coalition Avenir Quebec government says it will go a step further in restricting religious symbols, prohibiting all public servants from wearing the chador, niqab or burka. The ban ...
Oct 24, 2018
Kanye West makes cameo showing for Chicago mayoral hopeful
CHICAGO - Fresh off his bizarre Oval Office visit with President Donald Trump, hip-hop megastar Kanye West drew a crowd when he joined a Democratic mayoral hopeful and Chance the Rapper in a sidewalk ...
Oct 24, 2018
Re-elected Toronto mayor asks feds, province for help with affordable housing
Toronto’s lack of affordable housing is a pressing problem that should receive some immediate attention from both the provincial and federal governments, the city’s newly re-elected mayor ...
Oct 24, 2018

Death threats, vandalism target Tory government after labour bill introduced
TORONTO - The premier of Ontario received death threats and his labour minister had her constituency office vandalized hours after a sweeping labour reform bill was introduced in the legislature, the ...
Oct 24, 2018
Putin says Russia will target nations hosting US missiles
MOSCOW - Russian President Vladimir Putin warned Wednesday that if the United States deploys intermediate-range missiles in Europe, Russia will have to target the nations that would host them. The ste...
Oct 24, 2018

EI fraud hits a new high for Liberals as feds chalk it up to better detection
OTTAWA - The total amount of employment insurance fraud has hit a five-year high - a sign for federal officials that efforts to root out wrongful payments are working. Public accounts documents releas...
Oct 24, 2018

Timberwolves forward Andrew Wiggins hopes to play for Canada at some point
TORONTO - Andrew Wiggins knows he’ll play for Canada again. The 23-year-old Minnesota Timberwolves forward just isn’t sure when that might be. “I want to play in the future but I can...
Oct 24, 2018

Alphonso Davies an MLS bargain but slumping Toronto FC a costly bust this season
TORONTO - The Vancouver Whitecaps won’t only be saying goodbye to a rising star when Alphonso Davies plays his farewell game in Major League Soccer on Sunday. They will be losing a bargain. Newl...
Oct 24, 2018