Category Archives: Canadian Press

HALIFAX - One of Nova Scotia’s biggest employers, tire-maker Michelin North America, is under threat if Donald Trump’s proposed changes to the North American Free Trade Agreement are adopt...

HALIFAX - The man who rebuilt the Nova Scotia Progressive Conservatives from a bruised and battered third-place party into a strong official opposition is stepping down. Jamie Baillie, who became part...

BOGOTA - Colombia’s demobilized guerilla movement nominated Rodrigo Londono on Wednesday to run for president in the South American nation’s election next year, keeping the former top comm...

NEW YORK - Michael Oreskes was ousted Wednesday as National Public Radio’s news chief following accusations by two women that he suddenly kissed them while they were discussing job prospects whe...

TORONTO - Canada’s look for the 2018 Olympic and Paralympic hockey tournaments has been unveiled. Three versions of the jersey - in white, red, and black - were revealed today for the national m...

TORONTO - An activist investor wants Hudson’s Bay Co. to “seriously consider” a bid it values at $4.49 billion for the Canadian retailer’s German department store chain and oth...

TORONTO - The governor of Florida offered no glimmer of hope on Wednesday to family and supporters of a Canadian man who wants to be transferred to Canada after 31 years in prison in the Sunshine Stat...

TORONTO - It’s been a record-breaking season for Alex Singleton. The six-foot-two, 235-pound linebacker has helped anchor a Calgary Stampeders defence that’s tops in the CFL in fewest offe...

VANCOUVER - A former official with an international humanitarian group is the new chief executive officer of the David Suzuki Foundation. Stephen Cornish says he is honoured to play a part in what he ...

GLOUCESTER, Mass. - Spotting a 400-pound tuna in the Massachusetts seaport of Gloucester, known as America’s oldest seaport, is not unusual. But finding a headless tuna in the woods is a bit odd...