Category Archives: Canadian Press
Five Things to know about Canada's forthcoming peacekeeping mission in Mali
OTTAWA - The Liberal government has unveiled Canada’s 12-month UN peacekeeping commitment to the west African country of Mali. It includes two Chinook helicopters to provide medical evacuations ...
Mar 19, 2018
Ex-employee sues celebrity chef, claiming sexual harassment
WASHINGTON - A woman who was formerly employed as a manager by celebrity chef Mike Isabella sued him and his business partners Monday alleging sexual harassment. Isabella denied the allegations. Chloe...
Mar 19, 2018
CFL will play with slightly different footballs during the 2018 campaign
TORONTO - The CFL will use a slightly different football this season. The new ball will be made of slightly harder leather and upon inflation could be up to an eighth of an inch larger. But it will sp...
Mar 19, 2018

Man who flew in lawn chair over Calgary plans legal, record-breaking flight
CALGARY - An Alberta man who was nicknamed “balloonatic” for soaring over the Calgary Stampede grounds in a lawn chair held aloft with helium balloons says he’s planning a legal flig...
Mar 19, 2018
Comedian Mike MacDonald remembered for gut-busting mental health advocacy
If laughter is the best medicine, then standup veteran Mike MacDonald was a healer in the minds of many Canadian comedians. Members of Canada’s comedy scene were remembering MacDonald on Monday,...
Mar 19, 2018

Charles Manson cremated following brief, private funeral
LOS ANGELES - Charles Manson was cremated and his ashes scattered following a brief, private funeral four months after the death of the man who gained worldwide infamy for the 1969 Los Angeles killing...
Mar 19, 2018

Four billboards inside Ottawa, Ontario: Fan-funded '#MelnykOut' signs go up
OTTAWA - Disgruntled Ottawa Senators fans want team owner Eugene Melnyk to know exactly how they feel, and their message is hard to miss. Four billboards with the message #MelnykOut went up at four di...
Mar 19, 2018

Canada's Jones beats China to remain unbeaten at women's world curling playdowns
NORTH BAY, Ont. - Skip Jennifer Jones and her Canadian team fought through a few uncharacteristic mistakes Monday before pulling out a 9-5 win over China at the world women’s curling championshi...
Mar 19, 2018

Some provincial plans to crack down on distracted driving go too far: lawyer
WINNIPEG - A group that represents defence lawyers says some proposed laws aimed at cracking down on drivers distracted by hand-held electronic devices go too far. Manitoba and Ontario are two provinc...
Mar 19, 2018

Correction: Abortion-Mississippi story
JACKSON, Miss. - In a story March 19 about abortion legislation, The Associated Press erroneously identified the name of a group involved in legal action opposing the law. It is the Center for Reprodu...
Mar 19, 2018