Category Archives: Canadian Press

Notley threat to cut off oil to others not a new tactic for Alberta
CALGARY - Alberta Premier Rachel Notley’s threat to reduce oil shipments to other provinces, the latest salvo in a recent pipeline dispute with British Columbia, carries on a provincial traditio...
Mar 9, 2018
Edmonton Eskimos sign defensive lineman Bowers to contract extension
EDMONTON - The Edmonton Eskimos extended the contract of American defensive lineman Da’Quan Bowers through the 2019 season Friday. Bowers had 17 tackles, one special-teams tackle, seven sacks an...
Mar 9, 2018

Accused sailor testifies sex on Canadian destroyer was consensual
HALIFAX - A Halifax sailor accused of sexually assaulting a subordinate testified Friday that the sex was consensual, as he took the stand in his own defence at his court martial. Master Seaman Daniel...
Mar 9, 2018
Music professor who said Muslim woman safer in US forced out
CINCINNATI - An Ohio music professor who said Muslim women and girls are safer in the U.S. than in any Middle Eastern country has been forced to retire. The Cincinnati Enquirer reports University of C...
Mar 9, 2018

Alberta man charged after farm shooting met with applause outside courthouse
OKOTOKS, Alta. - A man in rural Alberta who was charged by police after shots were fired during a confrontation on his property was met with applause from about 150 supporters after he made a court ap...
Mar 9, 2018
Ontario promises to give municipalities $40M for marijuana enforcement
TORONTO - The government of Ontario will give municipalities $40 million dollars from its share of federal marijuana taxes to help cover law enforcement and safety costs associated with pot legalizati...
Mar 9, 2018
N.S. to tighten rules on handling of remains after mix-up of women's bodies
HALIFAX - Rules on the handling of corpses will be tightened in Nova Scotia following a bizarre mix-up at a funeral home that resulted in an accidental cremation. The Nova Scotia Board of Registration...
Mar 9, 2018

First permanent female RCMP leader vows to leave no stone unturned
REGINA - The first woman to ever be permanently appointed to lead the RCMP promised Friday to leave no stone unturned in her efforts to modernize a law-enforcement organization that remains plagued by...
Mar 9, 2018
B.C. home sales to fall as interest rates rise, but prices stay strong: BCREA
VANCOUVER - Real estate experts in British Columbia predict residential home sales will dip this year but remain well above the province’s 10-year average, although they warn rising interest rat...
Mar 9, 2018

Nick, Martha Gonzalez carrying on Darren Fortune's name with two-year-old colt
TORONTO - Darren’s Fortune has quickly fit in at Woodbine Racetrack. Less than a week after arriving there, the two-year-old thoroughbred has already had a calming influence on Out of Cake, a th...
Mar 9, 2018