Category Archives: Canadian Press

Montreal cyclists upset after being banned from cemetery atop Mount Royal
MONTREAL - The historic cemetery atop Montreal’s Mount Royal offers a tranquil space for the dead to rest - but management says the living aren’t being granted the same courtesy thanks to ...
Jul 29, 2018

Egypt: Passenger train derails near city of Aswan; 6 hurt
LUXOR, Egypt - An Egyptian passenger train derailed Sunday near the southern city of Aswan, injuring at least six people and prompting authorities to fire the chief of the country’s railways. It...
Jul 29, 2018

Ottawa considered speeding up new seatbelt rule after Broncos crash: documents
The father of a teen who died in a crash that killed 16 people on a junior hockey team bus is questioning why Ottawa is waiting two years to make seatbelts on new highway buses mandatory. Documents ob...
Jul 29, 2018

Documents: Trump golf course damaged sand dunes in Scotland
LONDON - U.S. President Donald Trump’s family business partially destroyed legally protected sand dunes in Scotland when it built a golf course north of Aberdeen, according to government reports...
Jul 29, 2018

Public visitation held for young woman killed in Danforth shooting
TORONTO - Crowds of tearful mourners gathered to remember Reese Fallon at a public visitation on Sunday, a week after she was killed in a shooting rampage in Toronto’s bustling Greektown neighbo...
Jul 29, 2018

Numerous lawsuits claim baby powder causes ovarian cancer, so is it safe or not?
TORONTO - Baby powder maker Johnson & Johnson has been the subject of a string of lawsuits, including two pending class-action cases in Canada, over allegations its product caused ovarian cancer i...
Jul 29, 2018

Rising Blue Jays star Guerrero Jr. doing things teammates have never seen
Jordan Romano and his New Hampshire Fisher Cats teammates were huddled in their home dugout months ago wondering how far Vladimir Guerrero Jr. could hit a baseball. They got their answer in a May 7 ga...
Jul 29, 2018

Ancient B.C. Indigenous settlement to become outdoor history classroom
NORTH COWICHAN, B.C. - Near the foot of sacred Mount Prevost where Indigenous people say their ancestors first landed on earth lays buried a 2,000-year-old settlement with archeological evidence of an...
Jul 29, 2018

Counting starts after Zimbabweans vote in pivotal election
HARARE, Zimbabwe - With hope and pride, millions of Zimbabweans voted peacefully Monday in an election that many believe is their best chance to escape the toxic politics and dead-end economics of the...
Jul 29, 2018

Dozens of fires out of control in Ontario; most pressing in northeast is 82 square kilometres
Ontario’s Ministry of Natural Resources says dozens of forest fires remain out of control, with the most pressing in the province’s northeast now measuring more than 82 square kilometres. ...
Jul 29, 2018