Category Archives: Canadian Press
Jurors in Lac-Megantic trial cost taxpayers more than $300,000: documents
MONTREAL - Taxpayers are on the hook for more than $300,000 in expenses attributed to jurors in the criminal trial for the Lac-Megantic train explosion that killed 47 people. That number represents on...
Feb 02, 2018

US stocks swoon, sending Dow down more than 650 points
U.S. stocks slumped Friday, and the market suffered its worst week in two years, as fears of inflation and disappointing quarterly results from technology and energy giants spooked investors. The Dow ...
Feb 02, 2018
Hamilton Tiger-Cats re-sign defensive back Demond Washington to CFL deal
HAMILTON - The Hamilton Tiger-Cats re-signed American defensive back Demond Washington on Friday. Washington, 30, started seven games for Hamilton last season, registering 32 tackles, one sack and a f...
Feb 02, 2018
Toronto Wolfpack look to get past rocky training camp as they open regular season
TORONTO - The Toronto Wolfpack open their second season Sunday at Leigh Centurions, hoping to put a rocky pre-season behind them. Injuries plus the sudden and unexplained departure of star forwards Fu...
Feb 02, 2018
Super Bowl Ads shy from politics and mind their manners
NEW YORK - Peyton Manning takes a family to Universal Parks & Resorts. Chris Pratt works out to get in shape to tout Michelob Ultra. Bill Hader takes a break on set to snack on some Pringles. This...
Feb 02, 2018
10 ads that stand out during Super Bowl 52
NEW YORK - It’s Super Bowl ad time again. Advertisers of all stripes are vying for the attention of the 111 million viewers expected to tune in. The goal is to be the most-talked about ad over t...
Feb 02, 2018

Rottweiler and chicken appear to be best of friends in YouTube videos
CONCEPTION BAY SOUTH, N.L. - As playmates, they make an unlikely pair: Charlee is a large, black Rottweiler and Penny is a barnyard chicken. But the YouTube videos recorded inside Steve Ivany’s ...
Feb 02, 2018
Still a trickle, but refugees sick of exile return to Syria
ALEPPO, Syria - Desperate to escape Syria’s terrors, Ammar Maarawi bolted. In early 2016, he paid smugglers and endured a dangerous sea crossing to Greece and an exhausting journey by train, bus...
Feb 02, 2018
Rwanda, Uganda trade claims over treatment of refugees
KIGALI, Rwanda - More than a month after he was allegedly tortured by members of Uganda’s secret service, Rwandan citizen Fidel Gatsinzi is still limping from his injuries. Gatsinzi claims he wa...
Feb 02, 2018
Emails: Pruitt monitored changes to EPA webpages on climate
WASHINGTON - Newly released emails show Environmental Protection Agency Administrator Scott Pruitt personally monitored efforts last year to excise much of the information about climate change from th...
Feb 02, 2018