Category Archives: Canadian Press

Chagger never told of allegations against staffer because he'd already quit
OTTAWA - Liberal cabinet minister Bardish Chagger was never told about allegations that a senior staffer had acted inappropriately towards a job applicant because he had already left Ottawa and return...
Feb 05, 2018

'She wanted a ride back:' Tina Fontaine sought ride out of Winnipeg before death
WINNIPEG - About two weeks before her death, 15-year-old Tina Fontaine asked for a ride from Winnipeg to the home where she had grown up, court was told Monday. Family friend Steven Whitehurst told co...
Feb 05, 2018

PQ leader gets an earful after joking about female opponent's facial hair
MONTREAL - The head of Quebec’s official opposition apologized Monday for making fun of a female politician’s conspicuous - and relatively famous - fuzzy upper lip. Parti Quebecois Leader ...
Feb 05, 2018

Chief justice says system for dealing with complaints against judges needs work
OTTAWA - The new chief justice of the Supreme Court of Canada says the system for dealing with complaints of serious misconduct by judges needs an overhaul. As Richard Wagner was officially welcomed t...
Feb 05, 2018

Federal government gave millions to Irving subsidiary, records reveal
The federal government has quietly given a subsidiary of East Coast business giant J.D. Irving Ltd. more than $40 million in funding that an expert says could have trade implications for the New Bruns...
Feb 05, 2018
Dental students took selfie with severed heads
HARTFORD, Conn. - Graduate dental school students and a top University of Connecticut orthodontics professor took a selfie with two severed heads used for medical research at a training workshop at Ya...
Feb 05, 2018

Court allows Pennsylvania to redraw GOP-favoured district map
HARRISBURG, Pa. - The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday let a court-ordered redrawing of congressional districts in Pennsylvania proceed, raising Democratic hopes that a revamped map might yield them sever...
Feb 05, 2018

Sentencing postponed as cocaine-smuggling sailboat captain undergoes surgery
HALIFAX - A sailboat captain caught smuggling 250 kilograms of cocaine from the Caribbean to a Nova Scotia boatyard has undergone surgery, forcing a judge to postpone his sentencing. Jacques John Gren...
Feb 05, 2018
Suspected impaired driver stripped of keys to Lamborghini by Victoria police
VICTORIA - The owner of a high-end sports car in Victoria has learned it’s best to keep the vehicle well maintained to avoid attracting unwanted attention. Police say a 31-year-old man was at th...
Feb 05, 2018
Woman tells trial Toronto cop raped her, says she was afraid of being hurt
TORONTO - A woman who accused a Toronto police officer of raping her told his sexual assault trial Monday that she was afraid of being hurt if she didn’t comply with his demands. The woman, who ...
Feb 05, 2018