Category Archives: Canadian Press

TORONTO - A university in downtown Toronto is investigating a possible bedbug infestation in one of its classrooms. A spokesperson for Ryerson University said officials are assessing the room and note...

WINNIPEG - The Crown in Manitoba has decided it will not appeal the acquittal of a man who was accused of killing 15-year-old Tina Fontaine in Winnipeg. Jurors who sat through three weeks of evidence ...

TORONTO - While the Raptors are well past the draft lottery stage, MLSE’s Shane Talbot was keeping a close eye on bouncing ping-pong balls Tuesday. As Maple Leaf Sports & Entertainment’...

CLARENCE, Ill. - A former sheriff’s deputy and purported ringleader in the bombing of a Minnesota mosque emerges in court documents as a sometimes-threatening figure with anti-government views w...

WASHINGTON - The man who famously coined the reality TV mantra “You’re fired!” has notched quite a record of awkward and messy breakups in his 14 months as president. On Tuesday, Pre...

WINNIPEG - The Crown will not appeal the acquittal of a man who was accused of killing 15-year-old Tina Fontaine and dumping her body in a Winnipeg river. Prosecutors said in a statement Tuesday that ...

OTTAWA - Some facts and figures about the steel and aluminum industries in Canada: Steel: Production: About 13 billion tonnes a year. Sales: About $14 billion. Jobs: 22,000 direct, 100,000 indirect. E...

VANCOUVER - Transport Minister Marc Garneau says efforts to protect Canada’s coastlines from vessel spills includes an “unprecedented level of collaboration” with Indigenous communit...

VANCOUVER - The former owner of a mansion in Vancouver’s exclusive Shaughnessy neighbourhood must repay a $300,000 deposit after the sale of the property fell through because she didn’t te...

IQALUIT, Nunavut - Nunavut isn’t doing enough to prepare for climate change, says the federal auditor general’s office in a report to the territorial legislature. “Although (Nunavut)...