Category Archives: Canadian Press
Family appeals for witnesses to crash that killed Canadian author's daughter
NEWMARKET, Ont. - Police and the family of a woman struck and killed while crossing a street in a town north of Toronto are appealing for witnesses to come forward. Canadian author and columnist Gordo...
Mar 7, 2018

Judge: Man accused of McDormand Oscar theft will be released
LOS ANGELES - A lawyer for the man charged with stealing Frances McDormand’s Academy Award said Wednesday that he and his client plan to “forcefully and aggressively resist” the alle...
Mar 7, 2018

Homeless Edmonton piano player who gained fame from viral video dies at 46
EDMONTON - A Edmonton homeless man whose spontaneous piano performance was viewed on the internet by millions of people has died. Ryan Arcand, 46, died last weekend in a supportive housing complex whe...
Mar 7, 2018

Federal fisheries minister refuses to reverse decision on surf clam licence
HALIFAX - A dispute over the federal government’s decision to award a multimillion-dollar Arctic surf clam fishing licence to a Nova Scotia company continued to fester Wednesday, as Federal Fish...
Mar 7, 2018
Deportation hearing for former Somali child refugee deferred for now
TORONTO - A former Somali child refugee will have to wait two weeks to find out whether his deportation hearing will proceed, an adjudicator ruled Wednesday. At an immigration hearing in Toronto, a la...
Mar 7, 2018

Florida school shooting survivors visit Sept. 11 museum
NEW YORK - Clustered around a touchscreen at the Sept. 11 museum, a group of high school students inscribed a message that began, “#neveragain.” The sentiment fit where they were, but also...
Mar 7, 2018

'No justice' after Crown won't appeal acquittal in farm shooting: father
REGINA - The father of a young Indigenous man who was killed on a Saskatchewan farm says he is heartbroken the Crown will not appeal the acquittal of the man accused in the fatal shooting. Last month,...
Mar 7, 2018
Afghan man admits to stabbing of 4 people in Vienna
BERLIN - An Afghan man admitted to stabbing and severely injuring a family of three and a 20-year-old compatriot in Vienna because “he was in a bad, aggressive mood and upset about his life̵...
Mar 7, 2018
Special prosecutor takes over sex-related case against former mayor in B.C.
VICTORIA - A special prosecutor has been appointed in British Columbia to handle a case involving 24 sex-related charges against a former mayor of Burns Lake. The prosecution service says Vancouver la...
Mar 7, 2018
'She loved to play outside: Regina girl found under snow dies in hospital
REGINA - The Saskatchewan coroner’s office is investigating the death of a 12-year-old girl who was found under snow behind her home. Police and other first responders were called to a Regina re...
Mar 7, 2018