Category Archives: Canadian Press

Latest calf born to endangered killer whales dies off British Columbia
VANCOUVER - A female killer whale was spotted in the waters off Vancouver Island for two days this week pushing the body of her newborn calf. Ken Balcomb, senior scientist at The Centre for Whale Rese...
Jul 26, 2018

Garrigus leads in first round of RBC Canadian Open as play is suspended
OAKVILLE, Ont. - As good as Robert Garrigus has been at the RBC Canadian Open, he thinks he could have been even better in Thursday’s first round. The American shot a 9-under 63 to take the club...
Jul 26, 2018

Letter warns UNESCO about Olympic impact in Banff National Park
CALGARY - A Canadian environmental group wants a United Nations agency to warn the federal government about the possible impact of holding Winter Olympic events in Banff National Park. The Canadian Pa...
Jul 26, 2018

Lighthizer calls Canada national security threat in defence of steel tariffs
OTTAWA - The Trump administration’s point man on trade called Canada a national security threat to the United States in the face of questions over steep tariffs on Canadian steel, and the Americ...
Jul 26, 2018

Twitter says it doesn't 'shadow ban' after Trump tweet
NEW YORK - Twitter shares fell Thursday after President Donald Trump said in a tweet the company was limiting visibility of prominent Republicans and said he was going to look into the matter. The twe...
Jul 26, 2018

Canada's housing sector faces high degree of instability for eighth quarter: CMHC
TORONTO - The Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation says the country’s housing sector is facing a high degree of vulnerability to market instability for the eighth straight quarter. The Crown ...
Jul 26, 2018

Nova Scotia defends controversial plan to sell cannabis in liquor stores
HALIFAX - Nova Scotia is defending its unique cannabis retail scheme that will sell weed in existing liquor stores amid criticisms the arrangement poses a public health risk. A Halifax psychology prof...
Jul 26, 2018

Canada must be held accountable in Indigenous decisions: minister to chiefs
VANCOUVER - The federal government must “get out of the way” of First Nations in their efforts to bring about self-determination by ditching failed colonial policies and working with Abori...
Jul 26, 2018

The government's solution to benefits service issues? Artificial intelligence
OTTAWA - Federal officials overseeing billions in benefit payments to millions of Canadians are hoping artificial intelligence can resolve ongoing snags in the system. The government is looking to ...
Jul 26, 2018

Conservative Jim Jordan's speaker run boosts Trump allies
WASHINGTON - Hard-hitting Rep. Jim Jordan launched his long-shot bid Thursday to become the next House speaker, saying Congress isn’t doing enough to back President Donald Trump and positioning ...
Jul 26, 2018