Category Archives: Canadian Press
Canada explodes in 2nd half of 66-36 win over Angola at under-17 World Cup
MINSK, Belarus - Merissah Russell scored 18 points and added seven steals to lead Canada to a dominant 66-36 win over Angola at the FIBA under-17 Women’s Basketball World Cup on Sunday. Sarah Te...
Jul 22, 2018

Canada to resettle dozens of White Helmets and their families from Syria
OTTAWA - Canada has offered to accept dozens of White Helmets and their families from Syria following a dramatic rescue over the weekend that was orchestrated by the Israeli military and personally en...
Jul 22, 2018

Government sets full-time salary range for Justin Trudeau's nanny
OTTAWA - The nanny hired to care for Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s three children has been given a full-time government salary - and a slight pay increase. The moves were revealed in an order ...
Jul 22, 2018
Minimum wage increases bite into funding boost for Canada Summer Jobs program
OTTAWA - Rising provincial minimum wages have cut into the reach of the Liberal government’s oft-touted increase to summer jobs spending by reducing the number of weekly hours being funded this ...
Jul 22, 2018

'Equalizer 2' squeaks past 'Mamma Mia 2' and takes top spot
In the battle of two very different sequels at the box office this weekend, Denzel Washington’s action pic “The Equalizer 2” has narrowly won out over the ABBA jukebox musical “...
Jul 22, 2018

Halifax shop's 'kinky Trump' Pride Week doughnut is a mouthful
HALIFAX - U.S. President Donald Trump - or at least a culinary version of him - may be rendered speechless after a Halifax-based doughnut shop released a new creation to celebrate Pride Week. Vandal D...
Jul 22, 2018

Woman sues fertility clinic, says lawsuit highlights need for better regulation
TORONTO - A lawsuit filed by a Toronto woman against a fertility clinic that she claims was responsible for the loss of dozens of her eggs has drawn attention to a reproductive industry that doctors a...
Jul 22, 2018

Ethiopia has 'no option' but multiparty democracy, PM says
ADDIS ABABA, Ethiopia - Ethiopia has “no option” but to pursue multi-party democracy, the reformist new prime minister said Sunday, again shaking up Africa’s second most populous nat...
Jul 22, 2018

Spin yarn unspun: Research upends theory that Vikings taught Inuit fibre skills
New research is upending old assumptions about what the ancestors of today’s Inuit learned from Viking settlers. And the techniques researchers have developed to show that ancient Dorset and Thu...
Jul 22, 2018

'Do Indians have property rights?' Former Alberta chief's land dispute in court
STANDOFF, Alta. - A dispute between two families over land on Canada’s largest reserve is heading to court in part to question whether First Nations members have any right to the ground beneath ...
Jul 22, 2018