Category Archives: Canadian Press

Jacques Corriveau, 'central figure' in sponsorship scandal, dead at 85
MONTREAL - Ex-federal Liberal party organizer Jacques Corriveau, who was eventually convicted after being described by a judge as a central figure in the sponsorship scandal, has died at the age of 85...
Jul 27, 2018

Two Quebec men arrested after boat with cocaine set ablaze near Martinique
MONTREAL - Two Quebec men remained in a Martinique jail Friday after a sailboat, brimming with cocaine, was set ablaze on open water earlier this month in what authorities say was a desperate attempt ...
Jul 27, 2018

Former TFC skipper Jim Brennan to serve as coach, vice-president of CPL's York 9
TORONTO - Growing up, Jim Brennan began his soccer career on teams in his native Newmarket and Woodbridge in suburban Toronto. Brennan had to leave home at 17 to pursue his soccer dream. His original ...
Jul 27, 2018

Feds threaten to bypass Queen's Park, accuse Ford of fostering chaos in Toronto
OTTAWA - The federal government says it will do whatever it can to protect Torontonians from the “vindictive and destructive” actions taken by the new Ford government. Adam Vaughan, a Toro...
Jul 27, 2018

Offshore oil worker who tested positive for drug use ordered reinstated: court
ST. JOHN’S, N.L. - An offshore oil worker fired for unauthorized drug use is getting his job back after Newfoundland and Labrador’s highest court reviewed his employer’s investigatio...
Jul 27, 2018
Canadian wingsuit flyer dies as parachute fails: authorities
Swiss police say a Canadian wingsuit flyer has died after crashing when his parachute failed to open. Police in northeastern St. Gallen canton (state) said the 38-year-old man took off from the Hinter...
Jul 27, 2018
Quebec court OK's lawsuit alleging link between hair-loss drugs and erections
MONTREAL - Quebec’s highest court has authorized a class-action suit on behalf of men who took medication for hair loss and then allegedly suffered various problems, including erectile dysfuncti...
Jul 27, 2018

N.B. Speaker asked to apologize after probe into harassment allegations
FREDERICTON - The Speaker of New Brunswick’s legislature is being asked to apologize and take anti-harassment and sensitivity training after a harassment investigation. The province’s Legi...
Jul 27, 2018
Expulsion of group of Hasidic Jews north of Montreal completed, city says
MONTREAL - Several dozen Hasidic Jews who were living in two homes in a community northwest of Montreal have left the premises following an eviction order. A spokesperson for the town of Sainte-Agathe...
Jul 27, 2018

Crown League generating plenty of basketball buzz in Toronto
TORONTO - Duane Watson stuck his head outside Toronto’s Kerr Hall Gymnasium on a Friday night last summer to gauge the growing lineup. It was still well before the first Nike Crown League game o...
Jul 27, 2018