Category Archives: Canadian Press

WINNIPEG - The chief of police in Winnipeg says the force did its best to investigate the death of a 15-year-old girl whose body was pulled from the Red River. Danny Smyth told the city’s police...

HALIFAX - A backlash is growing against a multimillion-dollar federal bid to promote reconciliation and economic development among Indigenous groups in Atlantic Canada and Quebec. A group that represe...

PRESCOTT, Ariz. - Former radio host Garrison Keillor said he hopes the sexual allegations against him are fading and believes Minnesota Public Radio made a grave mistake when it cut ties with him. Kei...

OTTAWA - Finance Minister Bill Morneau insists he’s only concerned with improving Canadians’ access to prescription drugs as he faces accusations of being in a “perceived conflict of...

OTTAWA - The official Opposition is pointing to India’s decision to raise tariffs on chickpeas as the latest evidence that Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s recent trip to that country ended...

PARIS - The French film world may be having its #MeToo moment. One after another, stars showed up at the industry’s top awards show Friday wearing a white ribbon in a protest against sexual misc...

Montreal Impact defender Zakaria Diallo has a torn Achilles tendon and will be out five-to-six months. Coach Remi Garde confirmed the injury Friday and said Diallo will need surgery. Diallo was injure...

CALGARY - An Alberta man found guilty in the murders of his parents and sister is appealing his conviction and sentence. The Alberta Court of Appeal in Calgary has confirmed that Jason Klaus has filed...

HALIFAX - African Nova Scotians and other minority communities will have input as the province remodels schools administration under sweeping reforms, the education minister says. Zach Churchill said ...

OTTAWA - Canada’s metal producers are urging the government to push back against an American plan to slap steep tariffs on aluminum and steel imports, saying they are being unfairly targeted in ...