Category Archives: Canadian Press
The evangelical singer who would be Costa Rica's president
SAN JOSE, Costa Rica - Religious and social conservatives in Costa Rica have found a lot to object to from President Luis Guillermo Solis’ government. A decision to allow in-vitro fertilization....
Feb 08, 2018

China dismisses accusations from former Maldives leader
MALE, Maldives - China dismissed accusations from the former leader of the Maldives that it is attempting to effectively buy up the Indian Ocean island state, while the Maldives government said Thursd...
Feb 08, 2018

Native church's lawsuit spurs training for airport screeners
FLAGSTAFF, Ariz. - A wooden box carried an eagle feather and bone whistle, a gourd rattle and a feather fan - items that carry spiritual energy and are used in Native American religious ceremonies. Th...
Feb 08, 2018

West Brom's Rodriguez charged with racial abuse charge by FA
LONDON - West Bromwich Albion forward Jay Rodriguez was charged by the English Football Association on Thursday with racially abusing an opponent during a Premier League game. The England internationa...
Feb 08, 2018

Ski school gives city kids their first shot on the slopes
VERNON, N.J. - In the mountains of northwest New Jersey, a group of schoolchildren are doing something they do not have the opportunity to do back home in Newark: ski. Schone Malliet created the Natio...
Feb 08, 2018

Baseball union to open free agent camp in Bradenton
NEW YORK - The baseball players’ union will open its own spring training camp for the first time since the end of the 1994-95 strike, inviting free agents to work out at the IMG Academy in Brade...
Feb 08, 2018
Former university groundskeeper facing third charge of sexual assault
HALIFAX - A former university groundskeeper accused of sexually assaulting two Halifax women in the past five months is now facing a third sexual assault charge. Halifax police said Thursday Mathew Al...
Feb 08, 2018

Freeland: No evidence Canadian-made LAVS were used against Saudi citizens
OTTAWA - The federal government has not been able to determine with any certainty that Canadian-made light-armoured vehicles sold to Saudi Arabia were used by that country to suppress the Shiite minor...
Feb 08, 2018
Allred at 76: Still fighting, and shrugging off the critics
NEW YORK - Let’s get this out of the way: Gloria Allred is not, nor has she ever been, running for Miss Congeniality. Over four decades of working for women’s rights, especially on behalf ...
Feb 08, 2018
Quebec actors miffed about cops taking roles but unions say nothing taboo about it
Montreal actor Steve Nash doesn’t have any law enforcement training but he plays the role well enough to pull it off onscreen. Nash says he’s become typecast for these types of roles and h...
Feb 08, 2018