Category Archives: Canadian Press
Court tosses retroactive Harper-era change to 'faint-hope' rule for killers
TORONTO - A change by the former Conservative government that made it harder for murderers serving life sentences to apply for parole is unconstitutional if applied retroactively, Ontario’s top ...
Aug 2, 2018

German tourist shot in head while driving with family on Alberta highway
MORLEY, Alta. - Mounties in southern Alberta are investigating a possible road rage attack after a German tourist was shot in the head while driving on a highway. RCMP say a bullet penetrated the head...
Aug 2, 2018
Quebec Innu nation lifts barricade after reaching agreement with Tata Steel
MONTREAL - Members of the northern Quebec Innu nation of Matimekush-Lac John have lifted a barricade after reaching a deal with Tata Steel Minerals Canada regarding the environment, jobs and training,...
Aug 2, 2018
DOJ opens review of Hollywood antitrust regulations
NEW YORK - Signalling that the antitrust regulations that have governed movie distribution for the last seven decades may be ripe for revision, the Department of Justice has opened a review of the fam...
Aug 2, 2018
Feds: Man posed as a prince to get explicit photos from boys
PHILADELPHIA - A Philadelphia man pretended to be a prince in an elaborate catfishing scheme to get young boys to send them explicit photographs of themselves, according to federal authorities. The Ph...
Aug 2, 2018

Dalton Pompey suspended by Blue Jays club for violating club policy
BUFFALO, N.Y. - The Toronto Blue Jays have suspended Canadian outfielder Dalton Pompey for violating club policy. Pompey’s suspension was confirmed by a Blue Jays spokesperson Thursday, but no s...
Aug 2, 2018

Driver of Quebec dump truck loses control, plows into duplex below
CHATEAU-RICHER, Que. - The driver of a dump truck who was taking a curve on a steep road near Quebec City lost control of the vehicle Thursday and plowed into a duplex below. Provincial police said th...
Aug 2, 2018

Feds mull further changes to carbon tax plan amid U.S. tax changes and tariffs
OTTAWA - The federal carbon pricing system for heavy emitters, softened last week to ease the impact on Canadian industry, could be amended even further this fall as Ottawa looks to address competitiv...
Aug 2, 2018
Harassment complaint made against university women's hockey coach in Alberta
LETHBRIDGE, Alta. - The head coach of the University of Lethbridge women’s hockey team is to receive more training after the school investigated a formal harassment complaint filed by six of her...
Aug 2, 2018

Three-year sentence for Manitoba teen in deadly beating that was put on web
WINNIPEG - Roland Mousseau erupted in anger Thursday as the second of two teenage girls who killed his stepdaughter in a beating that was shared online was given a youth sentence. Extra sheriff’...
Aug 2, 2018