Category Archives: Canadian Press

Van Buskirk & teammates thrilled to compete at home at NACAC championships
TORONTO - Kate Van Buskirk turned down a chance to race the 5,000 metres at the 2015 Pan American Games in her hometown. Instead, she flew to Europe to chase the Olympic standard in the 1,500 metres a...
Aug 9, 2018
Samsung's new phone shows how hardware innovation has slowed
NEW YORK - Samsung’s new smartphone illustrates the limits of innovation at a time when hardware advances have slowed. The new phone, the Galaxy Note 9, will be faster and will last longer witho...
Aug 9, 2018

Demi Lovato cancels tour dates to focus on recovery
NEW YORK - Demi Lovato has cancelled the rest of her fall tour to focus on her recovery. The singer was scheduled to perform in Mexico in September and in South America in November, but announced Thur...
Aug 9, 2018

Women urge memorial garden at notorious former prison in Kingston
TORONTO - Former inmates and their supporters planned to use Prisoners Justice Day on Friday to renew a push for a memorial at the now defunct Kingston Prison for Women. The infamous penitentiary in K...
Aug 9, 2018

Report finds hundreds of Manitoba civil servants have experienced harassment
WINNIPEG - Manitoba Premier Brian Pallister said government culture has to change after a study showed hundreds of civil servants experienced sexual harassment while working but most did not report it...
Aug 9, 2018
A victory for former Crown lawyer behind contentious 'unconquered people' brief
HALIFAX - A Halifax judge has rebuked the Nova Scotia government, waiving its solicitor-client privilege with a former Crown lawyer who is planning to sue the province and its premier for constructive...
Aug 9, 2018
Exxon asked to pay $1.8M for Arkansas oil spill damage
LITTLE ROCK, Ark. - State and federal officials are asking Exxon Mobil to pay more than $1.8 million in compensation for a 2013 oil spill in Arkansas. The state Game and Fish Commission proposed the s...
Aug 9, 2018

Family of Colten Boushie files lawsuit against RCMP and farmer who killed him
SASKATOON - The family of an Indigenous man shot to death on a Saskatchewan farm has filed lawsuits against the RCMP and the farmer who was acquitted in the killing. Colten Boushie was killed after be...
Aug 9, 2018

Governor's demand pushes Kobach out of Kansas vote count
TOPEKA, Kan. - Kansas Secretary of State Kris Kobach said Thursday that he will remove himself from the further counting of votes while his Republican primary battle with Gov. Jeff Colyer hangs in the...
Aug 9, 2018

Family says thanks to people who helped victims of Alberta fatal crash
EDMONTON - The brother of one of the six people who died in a fiery crash in Jasper National Park is expressing gratitude to everyone who helped the victims of the tragedy. Tim Dye of Louisiana says t...
Aug 9, 2018