Category Archives: Canadian Press
Winnipeg police investigating after woman's body discovered at recycling depot
Winnipeg police say their homicide unit is investigating the discovery of a woman’s body at a recycling depot, noting her remains likely got there in a bin carrying recycling material. Const. Ja...
Sep 29, 2018

Researchers tag third great white shark during Nova Scotia expedition
HALIFAX - Researchers looking for a possible great white shark mating site off Nova Scotia are having a successful expedition so far, after tagging their third mature male great white shark on Saturda...
Sep 29, 2018

Winnipeg's Reid Carruthers wins dramatic Elite 10 semi against John Epping
CHATHAM, Ont. - The new-look Reid Carruthers team is finding success in a hurry. Carruthers, teaming up with longtime Winnipeg rival Mike McEwen, is off to the men’s final of the Elite 10 after ...
Sep 29, 2018

Ontario made the right call in voting out Liberals, interim leader says
TORONTO - The interim leader of Ontario’s struggling Liberals said Saturday that voters made the “right call” in stripping them of their power - and official party status - in the la...
Sep 29, 2018
Sherman: inconsistency at quarterback hurt Alouettes this season
MONTREAL - Head coach Mike Sherman admits the seemingly never-ending carousel of quarterbacks in Montreal has hurt the Alouettes this season. One of six quarterbacks to start a game for Montreal this ...
Sep 29, 2018

Quebec campaign enters final weekend with Coalition, Liberals in close race
MONTREAL - Quebec’s party leaders criss-crossed the province on Saturday, urging their supporters to show up and cast their ballots as the 39-day election campaign entered its final weekend. ...
Sep 29, 2018

Halifax staff recommend against renaming street after Sidney Crosby
HALIFAX - City staff in Halifax are advising against renaming a road after Sidney Crosby, noting that Nova Scotia’s hockey darling doesn’t meet the existing criteria for commemorative nami...
Sep 29, 2018

With looming NAFTA deadline and intensive talks, Freeland postpones UN speech
WASHINGTON - Foreign Affairs Minister Chrystia Freeland postponed her marquee United Nations speech Saturday as negotiators on both sides of the Canada-U.S. border continued their full-court press for...
Sep 29, 2018

Ukraine demands access to filmmaker imprisoned in Russia
MOSCOW - Ukraine’s Foreign Ministry is demanding that Russia allow consular access to an imprisoned Ukrainian filmmaker who has been on a hunger strike since mid-May. Foreign Ministry spokeswoma...
Sep 29, 2018
Canada loses lead late as China rallies for win at FIBA Women's World Cup
SAN CRISTOBAL DE LA LAGUNA, Spain - China rallied from a 14-point halftime deficit to beat Canada 76-71 in the consolation bracket at the FIBA Women’s Basketball World Cup on Saturday. China wil...
Sep 29, 2018