Category Archives: Canadian Press
2 Michigan communities told to stop using contaminated water
PARCHMENT, Mich. - Authorities handed out thousands of free bottles of water Friday for two southwestern Michigan communities where the discovery of contamination from toxic industrial chemicals promp...
Jul 27, 2018

Filly Wonder Gadot to skip running for Canadian Triple Crown title
TORONTO - Wonder Gadot won’t attempt to complete the OLG Canadian Triple Crown. On Tuesday night, the heralded filly earned an emphatic 5 3/4-length win in the $400,000 Prince of Wales Stakes af...
Jul 27, 2018

Trans Mountain pipeline work to resume in August: Kinder Morgan Canada boss
EDMONTON - The head of Kinder Morgan Canada says work is to resume next month to prepare a route for the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion. Ian Anderson says the company will secure, survey and prepar...
Jul 27, 2018

Toronto FC coach says every remaining game critical for MLS champions
TORONTO - Feeling the effects of a flu-like bug, Toronto FC coach Greg Vanney looked somewhat pale Friday. And while well aware of his club’s poor run of form to date this season, Vanney wasn...
Jul 27, 2018

Family feud over $1.2 million Chase the Ace jackpot lands in court
PORT HAWKESBURY, N.S. - A family feud over a million-dollar lottery jackpot has landed in Nova Scotia Supreme Court, as a woman followed through on her claim that she never intended to split the Chase...
Jul 27, 2018

Father's Footsteps: Kevin Tway leads RBC Canadian Open after two rounds
OAKVILLE, Ont. - After any PGA Tour round Kevin Tway calls his longest-serving coach: his dad Bob. That pipeline of advice will be especially handy as the Tways try to become the first father-son duo ...
Jul 27, 2018

'Everybody tried to save her': Toronto shooting witness recounts violent night
TORONTO - Md Ashaduzzaman was working a routine kitchen shift at a cafe in Toronto’s Greektown when he heard the gunshots. The screams broke out moments later - among them were cries of a woman ...
Jul 27, 2018

Calgary police chief apologizes for past discrimination against LGBTQ community
CALGARY - The chief of police in one of Alberta’s major cities has apologized for the force’s past discrimination against the LGBTQ community and promises to keep working to build trust an...
Jul 27, 2018
Pawn shop buys violin for $50, finds out it's worth $250,000
SOMERVILLE, Mass. - A violin bought by a Massachusetts pawn shop for $50 has ended up being worth about 5,000 times that. WFXT-TV reports a new employee at the LBC Boutique and Loan in Somerville had ...
Jul 27, 2018

Wolfpack look to finish off season with a win while waiting on playoff schedule
TORONTO - Road trips that require one-way travel of some 5,500 kilometres are hard enough at the best of times. Pulling them off on short notice is even more demanding. Which may explain Toronto Wolfp...
Jul 27, 2018