Category Archives: Canadian Press
Uptick in interest in hospital's first aid program following mass shooting
TORONTO - A program at a Toronto hospital that teaches people how to stop massive bleeding said it has seen an uptick in interest after a shooting that killed two people and injured 13 others in the c...
Jul 25, 2018
Adams to start for Alouettes against Eskimos, with Manziel as back-up
MONTREAL - Vernon Adams may be the starting quarterback when the Montreal Alouettes face the Edmonton Eskimos, but he knows he’s only keeping the seat warm for Johnny Football. Adams, the last M...
Jul 25, 2018
Man found not criminally responsible for killing cop gets conditional discharge
TORONTO - A man found not criminally responsible for killing a Toronto police officer while driving a snowplow has received a conditional discharge. The Ontario Review Board, which decides if and how ...
Jul 25, 2018
Perry Bellegarde re-elected as chief of Assembly of First Nations
VANCOUVER - Perry Bellegarde has reclaimed his seat as national chief for the Assembly of First Nations, in an election that also saw his challengers accuse the federal government of interference. Bel...
Jul 25, 2018
Five Players To Watch at the RBC Canadian Open
OAKVILLE, Ont. - Watching World No. 1 Dustin Johnson at the RBC Canadian Open is a given, but with an early tee time he won’t be on the course Thursday afternoon when the second wave of the firs...
Jul 25, 2018
Feds insist emission standards need to strengthen, as U.S. moves to ease rules
OTTAWA - As Donald Trump’s administration moves towards easing U.S. fuel emission standards for vehicles, the Liberal government says Canada’s standards need to become “stronger,R...
Jul 25, 2018
'His slave': Studio lawyer says boss harassed, assaulted her
NEW YORK - A former lawyer at the movie studio behind “The Hunger Games” says a powerful boss she once viewed as a father figure demanded she be his slave and subjected her to nonconsensua...
Jul 25, 2018
New endangered Puget Sound orca dies soon after birth
SEATTLE - The first calf born in three years to the endangered orcas that spend time in Pacific Northwest waters died Tuesday, the latest troubling sign for a population already at its lowest in more ...
Jul 25, 2018
Privileges reinstated for some TFC fan groups as fire investigation continue
Toronto FC reinstated the privileges of some of the team’s supporter groups Wednesday ahead of the second leg of its Canadian Soccer Championship final with Ottawa Fury FC. The Red Patch Boys, K...
Jul 25, 2018
Alberta premier fires back over former PM's plan to door knock in election
MEDICINE HAT, Alta. - Premier Rachel Notley says it’s hypocritical for Alberta’s United Conservatives to encourage more women to enter politics but then take aim at a woman who left their ...
Jul 25, 2018