Category Archives: Canadian Press

B.C. movie industry aims to be more green, both in production and onscreen
VANCOUVER - The movie industry has always been at the forefront of change and the next frontier is making films and TV that are more environmentally sustainable, says producer Clara George. The issue ...
Oct 04, 2018

Canada joins allies in condemning 'malicious' Russian cyberattacks
OTTAWA - Canada joined NATO allies on Thursday in blaming the Russian military for new cyberattacks that targeted the international chemical weapons agency and the investigation into the mysterious 20...
Oct 04, 2018

Talks to manage offshore Arctic drilling may signal end of ban: NWT premier
YELLOWKNIFE - The federal government is opening talks with northerners on managing offshore energy exploration in the Canadian Arctic, a move some hope signals a coming relaxation of the current ban o...
Oct 04, 2018

'We've never seen this kind of abuse,' says woman who found duct-taped face
An Ontario woman says she’s shocked by the depths of human cruelty after discovering a young cat with duct tape wrapped around its face. Nicole Paling of Burlington, Ont., says only fortunate ch...
Oct 04, 2018

Liberals accused of caving on drug 'concession' at request of U.S.
OTTAWA - The Trudeau Liberals are being accused of caving in to pressure from the high-powered pharmaceutical industry in Washington at the expense of Canadian patients suffering debilitating medical ...
Oct 04, 2018

Cops: Letters show man killed in car blast planned explosion
ALLENTOWN, Pa. - A man used homemade explosives to blow up a car last weekend, killing himself, his toddler son and an adult friend in a grisly murder-suicide whose planning he described in angry lett...
Oct 04, 2018
Many loved ones lost and uncounted in Indonesian disasters
PALU, Indonesia - She lay inside a medical tent in the stifling midday heat, wincing in pain at the gashes and cuts that cover her body. But all Anisa Cornelia could think about was the love of her li...
Oct 04, 2018

Nurse surprised by complainant's injuries, sailor's sexual assault trial told
HALIFAX - A nurse who examined a young Halifax woman after she was allegedly sexually assaulted by British sailors has testified she was surprised by some of her injuries, describing the case as one o...
Oct 04, 2018

Violinist, professor, pastor among 25 'genius grant' winners
CHICAGO - A violinist who organizes concerts for the homeless, a professor whose research is being used to increase access to civil justice by poor communities and an activist pastor are among this ye...
Oct 04, 2018

Habs rookie Jesperi Kotkaniemi earns power-play assist in NHL debut
TORONTO - When Jesperi Kotkaniemi stepped on the ice Wednesday night, he became a small piece of NHL history. The Montreal forward became the first player born in the year 2000 to play in a regular-se...
Oct 04, 2018