Category Archives: Canadian Press

B.C. Lions Lulay 'feeling good,' expected to return from dislocated shoulder
SURREY, B.C. - Veteran B.C. Lions quarterback Travis Lulay is feeling good after spending a pair of games on the sidelines with a dislocated shoulder. Or at least he’s feeling good enough. ̶...
Oct 09, 2018

Big bonded buddies: Edmonton Humane Society seeks single home for St. Bernards
EDMONTON - The Edmonton Humane Society is looking for a family that can handle a giant adoption challenge and large doses of doggy drool. The society says three adult St. Bernards - who collectively t...
Oct 09, 2018

'The province is broke:' Alberta Opposition leader undecided on Olympic bid
CALGARY - The leader of Alberta’s official Opposition isn’t ready to jump on the 2026 Calgary Winter Olympics band wagon. Jason Kenney, who is hoping to become premier in the provincial el...
Oct 09, 2018

Climate change and emissions in Canada, by the numbers
OTTAWA - Climate change by the numbers: 1 C: Increase in average global ground temperature in 2016, compared to the mid 19th century 0.2 C: Average increase in average global ground temperature each d...
Oct 09, 2018

Chretien says rise of 'unspeakable' Trump marks end of the American empire
OTTAWA - Jean Chretien says Donald Trump is “unspeakable” and his rise to the U.S. presidency heralds the decline of the American empire. Chretien unleashes that unflattering opinion of Tr...
Oct 09, 2018

Former CAMH psychologist defends his work at youth gender identity clinic
TORONTO - The former head of a youth gender identity clinic at Canada’s largest mental health centre is defending the work he performed at the now-shuttered facility, including encouraging patie...
Oct 09, 2018

Canada and Quebec pull support for Michaelle Jean for top spot at la Francophonie
OTTAWA - The Canadian and Quebec governments announced Tuesday they are pulling their support for former governor general Michaelle Jean to remain atop the international organization of French-speakin...
Oct 09, 2018

Edmonton Eskimos drop to last in West Division standings with loss to Riders
The Edmonton Eskimos couldn’t have picked a worse time to go into a slump. Edmonton has lost three straight and six of its last eight, including a 19-12 defeat to the Saskatchewan Roughriders on...
Oct 09, 2018

WestJet bans staff in 'safety-sensitive' jobs from off-duty cannabis use
CALGARY - WestJet Airlines Ltd. says it will follow the lead of rival Air Canada in banning marijuana use for staff in certain “safety-sensitive positions” even when they aren’t at w...
Oct 09, 2018
Padres fire Canadian hitting coach Matt Stairs after lacklustre year
SAN DIEGO - The San Diego Padres have fired hitting coach Matt Stairs after one year on the job as the team continued to rank at the bottom of the majors in key offensive stats. General manager A.J. P...
Oct 09, 2018