Category Archives: Canadian Press
Police say money with anti-Semitic messages lead to inciting hate charge
MEDICINE HAT, Alta. - An Alberta man faces a charge of inciting hate, as well as numerous firearms offences, after someone showed up at a business with money that was stamped with anti-Semitic message...
Aug 7, 2018
Trump going ahead with taxes on $16B in Chinese imports
WASHINGTON - The Trump administration announced Tuesday that it will go ahead with imposing 25 per cent tariffs on an additional $16 billion in Chinese imports. Customs officials will begin collecting...
Aug 7, 2018

Stan Mikita, who led Blackhawks to 1961 title, dies at 78
CHICAGO - Stan Mikita, the hockey great who helped the Chicago Blackhawks to the 1961 Stanley Cup title while becoming one of the franchise’s most revered figures, died Tuesday. He was 78. Mikit...
Aug 7, 2018

ESPN attracts record CFL audience for Johnny Manziel's debut
Johnny Manziel’s CFL debut gave the league a record television number for ESPN. Manziel’s first CFL game, as the starting quarterback for the Montreal Alouettes against the visiting Hamilt...
Aug 7, 2018
Toronto light-heavyweight Misha Cirkunov returns to action on Moncton UFC card
Canadian light-heavyweight Misha Cirkunov looks to return to the win column Oct. 27 when he takes on Patrick Cummins at a televised UFC card in Moncton. Cirkunov (13-4-0) is currently ranked 10th amon...
Aug 7, 2018
Stan Mikita, who led Blackhawks to 1961 title, dies at 78
CHICAGO - When Stan Mikita got back together with the Chicago Blackhawks, it was clear how much the reconciliation meant to the Hall of Fame forward. He became a team ambassador, and then got a bronze...
Aug 7, 2018
Six people dead, two injured in separate head-on collisions in Alberta
Police are investigating two separate head-on collisions in Alberta over the long weekend that left six people dead and two others in hospital. “This has been a dangerous weekend for motorists o...
Aug 7, 2018

Great-grandmother hits the racetrack for 90th birthday celebration
TORONTO - With her 90th birthday on the horizon, Marie Hollo had a need for speed. The great-grandmother said she had long been a fan of Formula One racing and wanted to mark turning another year olde...
Aug 7, 2018

Temperatures in some parts of B.C. could reach 40: Environment Canada
VANCOUVER - Hot air coming up from the Unites States has prompted Environment Canada to issue special weather warnings for several areas of southeastern B.C. The warnings are for the regions of Shuswa...
Aug 7, 2018

US consumer borrowing rose $10.2 billion in June
WASHINGTON - Americans increased their borrowing in June at the slowest annual pace in three months as the level of credit card debt fell slightly. The Federal Reserve said Tuesday that consumer debt ...
Aug 7, 2018