Category Archives: Canadian Press
Japan hangs 6 more members of cult behind subway gas attack
TOKYO - The last six members of a Japanese doomsday cult who remained on death row were executed Thursday for a series of crimes in the 1990s including a sarin gas attack on Tokyo subways that killed ...
Jul 25, 2018

Toronto FC coach wonders why Canada is not wooing teen forward Ayo Akinola
TORONTO - Ayo Akinola scored his first senior goal for Toronto FC on Wednesday night with coach Greg Vanney, taking off his American hat, campaigning post-game for the Canadian Soccer Association to g...
Jul 25, 2018

Twins recover from blowing late lead, sweep Jays with six-run 11th inning
TORONTO - The Blue Jays were confident they could end their six-game home stand with a win on Wednesday afternoon. But one rough inning four hours after the first pitch spelled a meltdown for Toronto ...
Jul 25, 2018
Trevor Linden, Vancouver Canucks 'amicably' agree to part ways
VANCOUVER - The Vancouver Canucks and president of hockey operations Trevor Linden have “amicably” agreed to part ways, the team announced Wednesday. Linden is leaving the organization to ...
Jul 25, 2018

Hundreds pack Toronto's Greektown neighbourhood for shooting vigil
TORONTO - A group of young girls clung to each other Wednesday evening in Toronto’s Greektown, as they mourned a friend and teammate who was killed by a 29-year-old gunman just days earlier in t...
Jul 25, 2018

Ryan opposes Rosenstein impeachment try, dooming it for now
WASHINGTON - House Speaker Paul Ryan spoke out against an effort by a small group of conservatives to impeach Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein on Thursday, dooming the endeavour for now and easi...
Jul 25, 2018

Milwaukee officer 'loved by everyone' dies in shootout
MILWAUKEE - A Milwaukee officer who “was loved by everyone” died during an exchange of gunfire in a house where police were searching for a man suspected of drug dealing and domestic viole...
Jul 25, 2018
Quebec announces $35 million a year for addiction treatment, prevention
MONTREAL - Quebec’s health minister says there is no opioid crisis in the province, but the government is still investing millions to try and prevent one from occurring. Gaetan Barrette and Publ...
Jul 25, 2018
Man caught on video allegedly threatening family; Toronto police investigating
TORONTO - Police are investigating after a man allegedly threatened a family in an incident caught on video at a Toronto ferry terminal. A video posted to Facebook shows a heated argument between a bl...
Jul 25, 2018

Veterans Charleston Hughes, Jerome Messam set to face their former team
Charleston Hughes doesn’t have an axe to grind with the Calgary Stampeders. Hughes will face his former team for the first time since being dealt - twice - this off-season when the Saskatchewan ...
Jul 25, 2018