Category Archives: Canadian Press
Canadian high schools welcoming more international students, boards say
Public high schools across the country are welcoming a growing number of international students in an effort to build valuable relationships and - in some cases - boost revenue. Though international s...
Aug 30, 2017
Michael Feldman, former top AP photo editor, dies at 70
PHILADELPHIA - Michael Feldman, a top photo editor whose 40-year career took him from the gritty streets of Philadelphia to major international sporting events including the Olympics and soccer’...
Aug 30, 2017
AP Was There: A sea of tears for Princess Diana's funeral
LONDON - Princess Diana’s funeral, held less than a week after her shocking death in a high-speed Paris car crash, drew more than a million people to London. Millions more watched on TV. Nearly ...
Aug 30, 2017
Bank gets naming rights to hockey rink shown in 'Slap Shot'
JOHNSTOWN, Pa. - A regional bank is paying $720,000 for naming rights to a Pennsylvania hockey rink made famous in the cult hockey comedy “Slap Shot.” The deal means the building will now ...
Aug 30, 2017
Matt Damon goes mini in Venice opener "Downsizing"
VENICE, Italy - The Venice Film Festival is kicking off with “Downsizing,” starring Matt Damon in a drama with a science-fiction premise and a humanist heart. Damon plays an unhappy everym...
Aug 30, 2017
New measures coming to protect right whales in Gulf of St. Lawrence: LeBlanc
SHEDIAC, N.B. - As Canadian officials scramble to determine whether an endangered whale caught in fishing rope off Quebec’s Gaspe Peninsula may have freed itself, federal Fisheries and Oceans Mi...
Aug 30, 2017
Trudeau appoints acclaimed New Brunswick writer to fill Senate vacancy
OTTAWA - Justin Trudeau has named David Adams Richards, an acclaimed New Brunswick novelist, essayist, screenwriter and poet, to the Senate. “His dedication to the arts, his love of place and of...
Aug 30, 2017
Canada beaten 31-16 by Namibia in opening match at World Rugby U20 Trophy 2017
MONTEVIDEO, Uruguay - Lachlan Currie and Jake Thiel scored tries in a losing cause as Canada dropped a 31-16 decision to Namibia at the World Rugby U20 Trophy 2017. The eight-team tournament is a seco...
Aug 30, 2017
Fires spark evacuation order for three northern Manitoba First Nations
WASAGAMACK, Man. - Some 2,000 residents of a remote Manitoba Indigenous community took turns piling into boats in the darkness as they fled a large forest fire that raced toward their homes. They were...
Aug 30, 2017
Police seek getaway vehicle in slaying of man in Montreal
Montreal police say they are searching for suspects after a man was gunned down inside the front door of an apartment Tuesday night. Police say the suspects pulled up in a dark vehicle and went inside...
Aug 30, 2017