Category Archives: Canadian Press
Argentina's navy says sounds didn't come from missing sub
MAR DEL PLATA, Argentina - Sounds detected by probes deep in the South Atlantic on Monday did not come from an Argentine submarine that has been lost for five days, the country’s navy said Monda...
Nov 20, 2017
Attorneys filing Vegas shooting lawsuits with 450 plaintiffs
LAS VEGAS - Attorneys who filed one of the first lawsuits after the Oct. 1 mass shooting that killed 58 concert-goers and left hundreds injured on the Las Vegas Strip filed four new negligence cases M...
Nov 20, 2017
Brutal Honesty: Summer chat with Travis Green pushed Canucks rookie Brock Boeser
VANCOUVER - Travis Green pulled Brock Boeser aside at the Vancouver Canucks’ development camp in early July for a frank and honest discussion. During the course of that talk, the first-year head...
Nov 20, 2017
Family of reservist killed during training says he'd just graduated university
CFB SHILO, Man. - The family of a reservist killed during a military training exercise in Manitoba says he’d just graduated from university last month. Cpl. Nolan Caribou’s family has rele...
Nov 20, 2017
'Wonder' star Tremblay, kids with facial differences meet for screening of film
TORONTO - Vancouver child actor Jacob Tremblay was in Toronto on Monday for a special screening of his new film “Wonder” about a child with facial differences, sharing it with his muses - ...
Nov 20, 2017
CBS suspends Rose, PBS halts his show following allegations
NEW YORK - Charlie Rose is the latest public figure to be felled by sexual misconduct allegations, with PBS halting distribution of his nightly interview show and CBS News suspending him Monday follow...
Nov 20, 2017
Consumers with shared wireless accounts advised to watch out for overage fees
TORONTO - Consumers are being advised to vigilantly check their wireless data consumption and roaming fees, as it looks increasingly unlikely that Canadian telecoms will implement notification methods...
Nov 20, 2017
UBC denies mishandling sex assault complaints in response to human rights cases
VANCOUVER - The University of British Columbia has denied mishandling sexual assault reports in documents filed with the province’s human rights tribunal. History graduate Glynnis Kirchmeier and...
Nov 20, 2017
LGBTQ apology latest in list of government mea culpas since 1988
OTTAWA - A government apology for past state-sanctioned discrimination against LGBTQ people is the latest in a string of Canadian mea culpas going back almost 40 years. Here is a list of those apologi...
Nov 20, 2017
Investigators: Roy Halladay performed turns before crash
FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. - Retired star pitcher Roy Halladay sped his small sports plane low over the Gulf of Mexico minutes before his fatal crash two weeks ago, climbing sharply in the final seconds be...
Nov 20, 2017