Category Archives: Canadian Press

Former B.C. premier Gordon Campbell tells Calgary to go for 2026 Winter Games
CALGARY - Gordon Campbell , B.C.’s premier when Vancouver and Whistler hosted the 2010 Winter Games, says Calgary should throw its hat into the ring for 2026. “I really hope you do it and ...
Oct 01, 2018
Dillon Dube, Juuso Valimaki make Calgary Flames' roster for opening night
CALGARY - Dillon Dube and Juuso Valimaki will start the NHL season with the Calgary Flames. The club announced on its official Twitter feed Monday that the rookies will be staying with the club for th...
Oct 01, 2018
A look at winners, losers in the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement
OTTAWA - After 14 months of hand-wringing, there’s a new North American trade pact. Here’s an early look at some of the winners and losers in the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement: WIN...
Oct 01, 2018

New trade deal doesn't address climate change: environmentalists
Environmental groups say a new trade deal between the United States, Canada and Mexico continues to coddle a fossil fuel economy that needs to shift in the face of climate change. “(Prime Minist...
Oct 01, 2018

Christian TV network enters world of 24-hour news
VIRGINIA BEACH, Va. - A Christian TV network is entering the crowded world of 24-hour news broadcasting at a time when the mainstream news media is under increasing attack by President Donald Trump an...
Oct 01, 2018
Maple Leafs kick off online gaming tournament, with finale at Scotiabank Arena
TORONTO - Having already brought the Raptors and Toronto FC into the esports world, Maple Leaf Sports & Entertainment is now looking for the best hockey video gamers. The Toronto Maple Leafs and W...
Oct 01, 2018

Roughriders control their own destiny in quest for home playoff contest
The Saskatchewan Roughriders haven’t hosted a home playoff game since 2013, but they are firmly in control of changing that. The Riders earned a 34-29 home win Sunday over the Montreal Alouettes...
Oct 01, 2018

Head of Quebec's anti-corruption unit to step down next month
MONTREAL - The head of Quebec’s anti-corruption unit is stepping down next month. Robert Lafreniere has been the organization’s commissioner since 2011. His second mandate was set to end i...
Oct 01, 2018

Fredericton police bolster front line emergency response after deadly shooting
FREDERICTON - The Fredericton Police Force is bolstering its front line emergency response capabilities in the wake of a deadly summer shooting that claimed the lives of four people, including two pol...
Oct 01, 2018

Facebook hit with class-action lawsuit after massive security breach
TORONTO - A class-action lawsuit has been proposed in Canada against Facebook following a security breach that put the accounts of tens of millions of users at risk. The social media company announced...
Oct 01, 2018