Category Archives: Canadian Press
Vancouver Park Board appeals court loss over animals in captivity at aquarium
VANCOUVER - The Vancouver Park Board is appealing a court decision that determined it didn’t have the authority to ban whales, dolphins and porpoises at the city’s aquarium. A B.C. Supreme...
Mar 2, 2018
Eyeball tattoos banned in Indiana months after Ottawa woman's botched procedure
INDIANAPOLIS - Months after the story of a Canadian woman’s botched eyeball tattoo made headlines around the world, a U.S. state has passed legislation to ban the practice. Catt Gallinger, of Ot...
Mar 2, 2018

Wenjack's sister evokes memory of Gord Downie at opening of Indigenous school
PETERBOROUGH, Ont. - Chanie Wenjack’s sister said the presence of Gord Downie was upon Peterborough, Ont., Friday as she marked the opening of a school for Indigenous studies at Trent University...
Mar 2, 2018

Questions surround Trump's 1st wall contract
OMAHA, Neb. - A tiny Nebraska startup awarded the first border wall construction project under President Donald Trump is the offshoot of a construction firm that was sued repeatedly for failing to pay...
Mar 2, 2018

Readers reevaluate author amid sex misconduct allegations
FLAGSTAFF, Ariz. - Amid anonymous allegations of sexual misconduct against prominent author Sherman Alexie - and his acknowledgement of harming others - readers of his work are re-evaluating what plac...
Mar 2, 2018

Conservationists call on minister to issue emergency order to save killer whales
VANCOUVER - Several conservation groups say the federal government’s failure to issue an emergency order reducing threats to endangered orcas off the B.C. coast ahead of fishing and whale-watchi...
Mar 2, 2018
Lack of racial diversity in medical textbooks could mean inequity in care: study
VANCOUVER - Sitting in a doctor’s waiting room in Vancouver, Patricia Louie saw posters that only featured white and light skin-toned people depicted as patients. She wondered if medical textboo...
Mar 2, 2018

Bettman: Flames' financial situation 'continues to deteriorate' due to old arena
CALGARY - NHL commissioner Gary Bettman says the Calgary Flames’ financial situation “continues to deteriorate” as the team continues to operate out of the aging Scotiabank Saddledom...
Mar 2, 2018

'Lack of options:' Farm groups seek to recycle plastic instead of burning it
EDMONTON - Every year, tonnes of plastic waste are burned on farms around Alberta and across Canada. More is buried or dumped in municipal landfills. Farm groups are working on better ways to dispose ...
Mar 2, 2018

Bouncy-house owner says N.S. red tape preventing him from running his business
HALIFAX - A Nova Scotia children’s entertainment company owner says provincial red tape has left his bouncy houses uninflated, as he waits to get the safety course he needs to operate. In an int...
Mar 2, 2018