Category Archives: Canadian Press
CFL commissioner Randy Ambrosie encourages players to have off-season jobs
TORONTO - Commissioner Randy Ambrosie offered a solution Friday to CFL players looking to make more money: Find an off-season job. “Our players at the end of the season are free to work and fran...
Feb 02, 2018

Feds want more women, First Nations working in marine sector in Canada's north
OTTAWA - The federal government will open a training facility in the Northwest Territories focused on recruiting women and Indigenous peoples interested in working in the marine sector. The $12.6 mill...
Feb 02, 2018
Canadian peacekeeping contribution shrinks again, despite Liberal promises
OTTAWA - Only weeks after Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said Canada was prepared to offer helicopters, aircraft and hundreds of troops to peacekeeping, the number of Canadians on UN missions reached a...
Feb 02, 2018
Rescued French mountain climber recovering in hospital
PARIS - The French mountain climber who was rescued from a Himalayan peak where her climbing partner is presumed to have died was still recovering in a French hospital on Wednesday. Elisabeth Revol ha...
Feb 02, 2018
Shapovalov beats Galovic to even Canada's Davis Cup tie vs. Croatia at 1-1
OSIJEK, Croatia - Denis Shapovalov defeated Viktor Galovic 6-4, 6-4, 6-2 Friday to even Canada’s Davis Cup World Group tie against Croatia at 1-1. The 18-year-old from Richmond Hill, Ont., fired...
Feb 02, 2018

Judge in Gerald Stanley murder trial addresses witness inconsistencies with jury
BATTLEFORD, Sask. - Saskatchewan’s chief justice addressed some inconsistencies Friday in the testimony from key Crown witnesses at the trial of a farmer accused of murdering an Indigenous man. ...
Feb 02, 2018

OSPCA issues orders to Ontario dog-sledding operation amid ongoing investigation
Ontario’s animal welfare organization has ordered a dog-sledding business north of Toronto to take several steps to improve the well-being of more than 100 canines as an animal cruelty investiga...
Feb 02, 2018
TV crew pleads not guilty in fake bomb threat at airport
NEWARK, N.J. - Nine members of a television crew who were arrested last month after a device they had prompted a fake bomb alert at a New Jersey airport have pleaded not guilty to charges of creating ...
Feb 02, 2018

Trial told suspect in teen's death had similar duvet cover as one she found in
WINNIPEG - Three people connected to accused killer Raymond Cormier told police he owned the same type of duvet cover that the body of 15-year-old Tina Fontaine was found in, his trial was told Friday...
Feb 02, 2018
Watchdog investigating sex assault allegations involving Waterloo region police
WATERLOO, Ont. - Ontario’s police watchdog says it has launched an investigation into four allegations of sexual assault involving a police force in the province. Special Investigations Unit spo...
Feb 02, 2018