Category Archives: Canadian Press
Homeowner charged after shots fired after alleged confrontation with trespassers
OKOTOKS, Alta. - A homeowner in rural Alberta who was held by police after shots were fired during a confrontation on his property over the weekend now faces charges. RCMP say Edouard Maurice faces th...
Feb 26, 2018
Veteran defenceman Erik Karlsson still with Senators after trade deadline
OTTAWA - Erik Karlsson remains an Ottawa Senator, at least for now. Speculation swirled Monday that the Senators would deal their captain and best player. But when the NHL’s 3 p.m. trade deadlin...
Feb 26, 2018
New arena plans in Seattle remain on schedule
SEATTLE - The aggressive timeline for the renovation of Seattle’s KeyArena remains on schedule with the hope of breaking ground on construction by the end of the year. Steve Mattson, director of...
Feb 26, 2018
Flames make minor moves, keep young roster in tact at trade deadline
CALGARY - The Calgary Flames kept their young core in tact at Monday’s NHL trade deadline rather than overhauling their roster. With Vegas holding on to an 11-point lead atop the Pacific Divisio...
Feb 26, 2018

Military wrestling with marijuana legalization: Vance
OTTAWA - The military is currently wrestling with the implications of marijuana legalization, Canada’s top general says - including time restrictions on using the drug before going on duty. R...
Feb 26, 2018
A look at the events of the Patrick Brown saga in Ontario
A timeline of the tumultuous events that followed the resignation of former Progressive Conservative leader Patrick Brown in January, and his bid to reclaim that post: Jan. 24: Patrick Brown calls a l...
Feb 26, 2018

Modern elephant species genetically distinct, though ancient ancestors interbred
TORONTO - For many people, one elephant may seem much like another - majestic trunked and tusked creatures that roam the African savannah and forests or often serve as domesticated beasts of burden in...
Feb 26, 2018

Ontario health minister resigns to lead discussion on national pharmacare plan
OTTAWA - Tuesday’s federal budget will establish a national advisory group with former Ontario health minister Eric Hoskins at the helm that will work towards setting up a Canada-wide pharmacare...
Feb 26, 2018
Maple Leafs keep roster in tact at NHL trade deadline day
TORONTO - Maple Leafs general manager Lou Lamoriello didn’t make a move on trade deadline day for the first time since he took over Toronto’s GM job in 2015. He didn’t see a need to....
Feb 26, 2018

Liberals begin road to 2019 with budget focused on their strengths
OTTAWA - The Liberals are paving the road to the next election with a mid-mandate budget focused on fulfilling some on-brand promises, while potentially saving room for flashier, big-ticket items that...
Feb 26, 2018