Category Archives: Canadian Press

OTTAWA - The unfolding North Korean nuclear crisis is exposing Justin Trudeau’s Liberal government to international criticism that it is too soft on nuclear disarmament - and too close to the sa...

MONTREAL - A man suspected of using a drone to get drugs into the courtyard of a Montreal prison has been denied bail. Tyree Virgo, 46, has been in custody since his arrest Aug. 3. He was charged the ...

VANCOUVER - Federal Finance Minister Bill Morneau says income-tax reforms are needed because small business owners have an unfair advantage that could create two classes of Canadians for tax rates and...

VANCOUVER - Ranchers who have lost animals and land to devastating wildfires across British Columbia are getting help from the provincial and federal governments. The governments have announced $20 mi...

WINNIPEG - Hundreds of northern Manitoba residents forced to flee forest fires are heading home this week but most evacuees still have no idea when they might return. The Canadian Red Cross says the f...

OTTAWA - Companies would be required to notify people of a serious data breach involving personal information under proposed new federal regulations. But the regulations are intended to provide “...

LAS VEGAS - A 28-year-old ex-convict pleaded not guilty Tuesday to killing a California man with a single punch outside a downtown Las Vegas bar. James Michael Beach also is accused of threatening to ...

TORONTO - The Globe and Mail is putting more faith in algorithms as part of a newspaper redesign that’s influenced by what’s trending on its website. A print revamp that launches Dec. 1 wi...

COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. - The U.S. women’s hockey team has announced American locations and dates for pre-Olympic exhibition games against Canada. The archrivals will square off Oct. 25 in Bosto...

VANCOUVER - It’s like giant white canvass waiting for students to leave their mark. Emily Carr University of Art and Design unveiled its pristine $122.6 million campus in Vancouver’s east ...