Category Archives: Canadian Press
Canadiens captain Pacioretty to miss several weeks with knee injury, Mete also out
MONTREAL - The Montreal Canadiens have announced forward Max Pacioretty and defenceman Victor Mete will miss several weeks as they recover from injuries. Both players were injured Friday in Montreal...
Mar 5, 2018

Freed Russian spy reportedly sickened after mystery exposure
SALISBURY, England - A former Russian spy was critically ill after exposure to an “unknown substance,” British media reported in a case that immediately drew parallels to the poisoning of ...
Mar 5, 2018

Newfoundland government urged to offer universal coverage of abortion pill
ST. JOHN’S, N.L. - Newfoundland and Labrador is being pressured to provide universal coverage for the abortion pill amid complaints the province is one of the worst when it comes to access to ab...
Mar 5, 2018

Quebec Liberal stalwart Jean-Marc Fournier won't seek re-election
QUEBEC - Jean-Marc Fournier, longtime Quebec Liberal who held a series of prominent positions in the party including as interim leader, announced Monday he won’t be seeking re-election when Queb...
Mar 5, 2018

Growing frequency, height of Nova Scotia storm surges worries mayor
LIVERPOOL, N.S. - Another weekend of storm surges in Nova Scotia has a south shore mayor calling for provincial help to cope with the rising impact of climate change on waterfronts. The mayor of the R...
Mar 5, 2018

Edmonton mayor tells UN conference cities can fight climate change alone
EDMONTON - Cities can do a lot to fight climate change on their own even if the levels of government they answer to aren’t interested, the mayor of Alberta’s capital told an international ...
Mar 5, 2018

Canada's Gushue downs Wild Card McEwen 6-5 in nine ends in Draw 8 of Brier
REGINA - Team Canada’s Brad Gushue showed the form that won him last year’s Tim Hortons Brier on Monday night, beating Mike McEwen’s wild-card rink 6-5 in nine ends in Draw 8 of Cana...
Mar 5, 2018
Cops' probe of Indigenous man's death in Thunder Bay shoddy: review
TORONTO - A decision by police officers in Thunder Bay, Ont., to rule out foul play just hours after the body of an Indigenous man was found floating in a river was the result of a grossly inadequate ...
Mar 5, 2018
New Brunswick working on technology to ease damage in flood season
FREDERICTON - Flood forecasters in New Brunswick are using new technology to track snow loads and ice movement, hoping more information leads to less damage. Jasmin Boisvert, a water services speciali...
Mar 5, 2018

Bids for Dean's 'Rebel' jacket fall short at Florida auction
MIAMI - A Florida auction house says bids for James Dean’s red nylon jacket from “Rebel Without a Cause” fell short. Palm Beach Modern Auctions co-owner Rico Baca had valued the icon...
Mar 5, 2018