Category Archives: Canadian Press

YORKTON, Sask. - Police had to restrain a man after he burst into a Saskatchewan courtroom and demanded closure from a former RCMP officer accused of assaulting him and two other males when they were ...

HOUSTON - The American Civil Liberties Union filed a class-action lawsuit Friday accusing the U.S. government of broadly separating immigrant families seeking asylum. The lawsuit follows action the AC...

CALGARY - Canadian steel and aluminum producers have dodged U.S. President Donald Trump’s global tariffs but the industry says it continues to grapple with the uncertainty the debate has created...

WASHINGTON - A non-profit watchdog group has asked the Justice Department and the Office of Government Ethics to investigate whether a secret payment to an adult film actress made prior to the 2016 pr...

TORONTO - How different was Stalin-era 1950s Russia to the Washington D.C. of “Veep”? For “Veep”-creator Armando Iannucci, there were more similarities than you might think. In...

BIRMINGHAM, Ala. - A 17-year-old high school junior was charged Friday with manslaughter and illegal firearms possession in a classroom shooting that killed a fellow student at an Alabama high school....

OTTAWA - Growing worries about Russian military activity in the North Atlantic have prompted NATO to start examining ways to better secure the region - which could have direct implications for Canada....

TORONTO - Four people are vying to take over the reins of Ontario’s Progressive Conservatives, a party that aims to topple the long-governing Liberals in the province’s spring election. He...

An extensive report by the three countries in the North American Free Trade Agreement suggests Canadian homes and kitchens continue to generate more and more waste. And the Commission For Environmenta...

MONTREAL - Quebec’s decision to allow a small herd of caribou to die off because it would be too expensive to save them amounts to an abandonment of its reponsibility to protect wildlife, enviro...